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How should TRUNNION in ball valves be translated? Is it an ear shaft?

2015-11-04View Original

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According to the markings on the drawing, TRUNNION should refer to a fixing bolt located on the lower side of the ball valve shaft; but what is the term for \"ear shaft\" in translation? How should it be translated? I’d appreciate some advice from experts
Reply #22015-11-05
TRUNNION fixed ball valve; the answers to questions regarding this type of drill can only be found on HaiChuan: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-126862-1-1.html
Reply #32015-11-20
TRUNNION lugged Trunnion Mounted Ball Valve Fixed ball valve
Reply #42015-12-08
The trunnion is correct; it’s a ball valve with a fixed trunnion design

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