Where are angle valves used?
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Angle valves are widely used in air handling units. In what other situations can angle valves be used, and what are their differences from other shut-off valves?
Corner valves are used in environments with high pressure and abrasive media containing solid particles.
Angle valves are used in special sections; in some cases, angle valves are the only option that can be installed, and they are also used at high pressures! !
Adding to the second floor: areas where the pressure difference is relatively large.
Corner valve (also known as corner seat valve): Operating pressure: 0~25 bar; Medium temperature: -10℃~+180℃； Medium viscosity: Max. 600cst (mm²/s); Ambient temperature: -10℃~+60℃ ； Material: Brass, Stainless Steel 316 (AISI316); Connection methods: flange, clamp, threaded connection, welding (butt welding), etc ； Suitable fluid range for application: water, air, steam, acids, alkalis, etc ； Application industries: vacuum equipment, filling equipment, air separation equipment, sterilization equipment, biological systems, etc ； Control mode: normally closed, normally open, double-acting, etc ； Appropriate accessories: limit switches, solenoid valves, travel limiters, emergency manual devices, etc. For more details, visit my website: QQ:120519927
Angle seat valves are not suitable for use in conditions with particles, as they are prone to damage. QQ:120519927
It is generally used in esters, prepolymers, PTA slurries, acids and bases, as well as other special fluids; it is also used as a bottom valve
It is generally used in esters, prepolymers, PTA slurries, acids and bases, as well as other special fluids; it is also used as a bottom valve
It is generally used in esters, prepolymers, PTA slurries, acids and bases, as well as other special fluids; it is also used as a bottom valve
Angle valves can be used at the high and low outlets to control the liquid level and interface level of the separator. Suitable for applications with large pressure differences.
Angle valves are widely used in households; for example, they are often used for flushing in toilets, as well as for flushing the urinals. Not much is used in the factory.