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High-temperature and high-pressure valves

2009-04-18View Original

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Some advice: Where are the best places to find these high-temperature and high-pressure valves in general? This post was last edited by qq375170364 on 2009-4-19 17:40]
Reply #22009-04-18
The question posed by the original poster cannot be answered directly; if it’s steam, a plunger would be a better choice
Reply #32009-04-19
Without specific operating conditions, we don’t know what to say; the concepts of high temperature and high pressure are too vague.
Reply #42009-04-19
The original poster is asking which brand is good? I recommend trying Fisher’s products; their standard valve models can handle temperatures of over 500 degrees Fahrenheit, and they can handle a pressure of 500 kilograms without any problem ; Fisher once said that as long as you provide me with the necessary conditions, I can create valves suitable for your specific application requirements.
Reply #52009-04-20
Is it a gate valve, ball valve, plug valve, or control valve? No manufacturer is able to produce all of the aforementioned valve types to be at the industry’s top standard! So it’s better to narrow down the scope first before asking questions.
Reply #62009-04-20
When selecting valves, temperature is one of the factors that determine the valve material; temperature and pressure together determine the pressure rating of the valve. The specific type of valve to be chosen is determined by the process requirements. There are many types of valves; the most commonly used ones include gate valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, globe valves, check valves, plug valves, control valves, and so on. All of these valves can be used in high-temperature and high-pressure conditions. It’s difficult to determine exactly which brand of valves to use.
Reply #72009-04-20
High temperature and high pressure. It is generally more common in power plants. It can also be classified as a power station valve. . . What exactly is your question? I can’t figure it out
Reply #82009-04-21
Orton three-eccentric butterfly valve, engineering valves for applications above 600 BSI, suitable for high temperature and high pressure conditions, as well as for low temperature cryogenic applications; top-mounted type
Reply #92009-04-23
If high temperature and pressure are required, information on large-diameter switching valves is available upon request; Performance of dozens of large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises in terms of application use
Reply #102009-05-16
Where is Fisher a company from?

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