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Valve selection

2010-03-07View Original

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Why are ball valves generally chosen for organic material valves?
Reply #22010-03-07
Ball valves offer excellent sealing performance and can be opened and closed quickly. Low flow loss
Reply #32010-03-08
Ordinary ball valves are sufficient for organic substances
Reply #42010-03-08
Ball valves can provide two-way sealing, and ball valves with a full bore have very low pressure loss. At the same time, there are many manufacturers of ball valves nowadays, offering a wide range of options; it is easy to implement soft sealing or metal sealing, and replacement is also straightforward. In many high-end applications, such as those in the polymer and coal gasification industries, process manufacturers and design firms are increasingly using ball valves – this is an emerging trend. However, for larger diameters, due to cost considerations, unless a ball valve is absolutely necessary, people generally prefer butterfly valves; if high-performance valves are not available, then triple-eccentric valves are used. In short, different operating conditions require different selection options!
Reply #52010-03-08
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