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I have a question for all fellow industry professionals: what kind of jacketed butterfly valves do various companies use in their sulfur processing units?

2017-01-01View Original

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I have a question for all fellow industry professionals: Are the jacketed butterfly valves used in sulfur plants at various companies reliable and easy to use? Is there a situation where the valves get stuck and won’t move? Here, when I try to open or close many valves, they simply won’t budge. Are there any valves that are reliable, less prone to clogging, and don’t get stuck?
Reply #22017-01-01
You’re using a double-offset butterfly valve with a hard seal, right? I don’t actually have that valve on hand; however, I do have a PTFE-lined butterfly valve
Reply #32017-01-02
We didn’t use a jacket. After the unit was started up, the butterfly valve couldn’t be closed during shutdown!
Reply #42017-01-02
Yes, it’s quite troublesome. Before driving, the valve has to be taken down, cleaned, repaired, and then put back in place

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