How is the support height of a gate valve determined? I’d like to ask the valve expert!
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I have only been learning about valves for a short time; I’m currently working on a mold diagram for a gate valve. To get the gate valve to the fully open position, how do I determine the appropriate height of the support? Is there any relationship between the height of the bracket and the stroke of the valve stem? :Dizzy: I would be extremely grateful if an experienced teacher could help resolve my doubts!
Is the question too simple, or is there no one to answer it? :(
To ensure the valve can open and close properly and maintain its strength, it’s sufficient to use as little material as possible. .
Well, this is a necessary condition. But if I want the gate to reach the fully open position, it needs to be raised by 100 mm. The height of my bracket is 80 mm (note: height refers to the height of the bracket’s ribs). Can it be fully opened?
It can also be designed to be fully open; there are ways to do that. . . . . . . . .
I spent a few days working on the above problems and finally understood them! Thank you to the kind person for the answer!
Yes, it’s fine as long as the total thickness of the connection flanges on both sides of the bracket is greater than 100 MM
I work in valve design as well; I’m just starting out and would like to ask you some questions! Seeking communication and advice!