Regarding the material used for pipeline valves, I noticed that in some oil transport pipelines, the valve bodies are made of LF2M. Why is that?

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Has anyone seen this material before?

Reply #22015-09-24

The LF2M I found is an aluminum plate. But I haven’t seen many valves made of aluminum as the valve body material. It doesn’t feel very good; aluminum has low strength.

Reply #32015-09-24

I’ve never heard of LF2M being used for valves; if it’s convenient, could you take a photo and send it over?

Reply #42015-09-24

It’s Cameron’s, and what’s more strange is that the dimensions of its connection to the actuator do not conform to ISO5211.

Reply #52015-09-25

It’s our first meeting; I don’t know much about it:(

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Regarding the material used for pipeline valves, I noticed that in some oil transport pipelines, the valve bodies are made of LF2M. Why is that?

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