What is an FI floating valve?
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I have just started working in the field of chemical packing; my company produces F1 float valves and ADV float valves, but I don’t know what they are In what type of tower equipment is it used, for which chemical products, and what is its function? I hope everyone can offer some advice.
The F1 floating valve is a guided trapezoidal floating valve that is used in floating-valve plate columns; it has many applications. I’ve never heard of ADV……
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The F1 float valve is a type of circular float valve that was widely used in the past, primarily in the oil refining industry. Due to its severe mechanical wear, it has been replaced by guided float valves; nowadays, the oil refining industry makes use of the patented float valves developed by Huali University and the Petroleum University, which are also widely used in tray towers with tongue-shaped nozzles
It’s the post by Ze Hua, right? Not bad at all. F1 is a circular standard float valve, while F4 is an improved version of the float valve based on the Venturi principle; both are part of industrial standards. The ADV float valve, on the other hand, is a patented product of ZeHua – if it is not manufactured by ZeHua, a licensing fee must be paid
ADV is an improvement over F1; it features several small holes in the F1 floating valve, which helps to enhance the operational flexibility of the tower
They are all internal components for plate towers. ADV is a component of Zehua Company’s high-efficiency trays; it improves both the processing capacity and plate efficiency compared to ordinary F1 floating valves. However, whether to use F1, ADV, or other high-efficiency trays depends on the specific circumstances, and they are widely used in the petrochemical industry.
The F1 type floating valve is a circular floating valve, while the ADV floating valve has several guide holes added on top of the F1 type floating valve; both have the same shape.