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Regarding valve design

2009-03-04View Original

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Valves are something we are all familiar with, and they are commonly used in both daily life and the chemical industry. How can we determine the quality of a valve? For example, how is its sealing performance designed? When I design valves, I often encounter problems such as water or air leakage – how can I prevent this from happening? Someone who is skilled in technology, please come and help explain the logic and principles. Thank you
Reply #22009-03-04
Valves, sealing surfaces, gaskets, as well as bolts, should be selected based on different media, temperatures, and pressures, thereby preventing leaks.
Reply #32009-03-04
What was said upstairs is correct; when selecting and designing valves, it is necessary to take into account the actual operating conditions on site, as well as the properties of the pipeline fluid, pressure, and other relevant factors, in order to choose the appropriate type of valve – including the material of the valve itself, the material of the sealing surfaces, and the type of packing used.

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