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What types of structural control valves are generally used in soda ash projects?

2012-10-23View Original

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This post was last edited by chen-jun-1024 on 2012-10-24 at 11:44. What kind of structure is generally used for control valves in soda ash projects? What are the requirements for the material? Can anyone explain?
Reply #22012-10-24
It depends on which section it is. Generally, for sections with high ammonia and chlorine content (such as the steam absorption process), titanium valves are used; for the liquid-phase heavy ash system, eccentric ball valves are employed.
Reply #32012-10-29
Thank you! ! :victory::victory:
Reply #42012-10-29
The materials used are generally cast iron, carbon steel, stainless steel, and titanium; in some cases, PTFE is also required.
Reply #52012-11-19
For C4 steel, 316L and other stainless steels.
Reply #62012-11-19
304+C4; there are also cases where ductile iron is used, but it’s ductile iron + C4.

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