Conversion gas steam generator control valve
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What do the control valves for the conversion gas steam generator in continuous natural gas-to-hydrogen conversion systems usually look like? They are generally straight-stroke plug valves. However, the drawings provided by the design institute seem to show butterfly valves with a 90-degree stroke; the structure of their valve cores is very complex, and it took me a long time to understand them. Could someone with experience share their thoughts? This drawing has confused the technicians from the control valve manufacturers; is there anyone who is familiar with it?
It’s a bit similar; actually, ours is like a baffle valve with three valve plates, and each valve plate has a guide cylinder. What type is yours? Could you send a picture of the valve core on the other side?
I guess you’re referring to the smaller plates located in front of and behind the main valve plate; these are there to reinforce the main valve plate.
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