Problems with using self-acting control valves for steam pressure reduction
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As the title suggests, what is the effectiveness of using self-acting valves for steam pressure reduction? Those who have used it, please share your experience. Additionally, in steam applications, if a self-acting valve is used, is it necessary to weld cemented carbide onto the valve core and seat? Is there such a product? There is another question: is the self-acting valve available only in the GLOBE format? Since what was used before were nitrogen or other gases for pressure reduction purposes, steam has not been used yet; I’m not sure about some aspects, so I hope everyone can provide detailed information: handshake :handshake
Lift it up. . . Can’t anyone help me? .
Is there still no one giving a reply? . . The project is about to launch: Q :Q :Q
Sure, the self-acting pressure regulators used in our company’s steam pipelines are quite good!