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Is the flange of a 40-kilogram valve concave or RF?

2023-04-13View Original

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I’ve seen in many specification documents that RF is used for valves weighing 40 kilograms. Nowadays, for 40-kilogram valves, are concave sealing surfaces more common or are RF surfaces more common? Which one is more commonly used
Reply #22023-04-13
Currently, concave sealing surfaces are more commonly used for the flanges of 40-kilogram valves. Although some material specifications require the use of RF, with advances in technology, installing concave sealing surfaces has become easier and the sealing performance is better; as a result, concave surfaces are more widely used in practical applications. .
Reply #32023-04-13
It really depends on the medium; for materials that are prone to leakage and pose high risks, a textured surface should be used
Reply #42023-04-17
Under normal circumstances, concave flanges are generally used.
Reply #52023-04-19
Generally, for a rating of 4.0, RF is used more often, as the pressure level isn’t that high. Additionally, if a concave surface is used, it requires higher installation standards. It can be either RF or a conventional flange, with low requirements for installation.

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