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Problems with the installation of pneumatic ball valves

2015-12-02View Original

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A pneumatic ball valve needs to be installed in a vertical pipe in the factory; the valve is shown in the figure below. Is there any particular consideration regarding whether the ball valve should have its left side facing up or its right side facing up when it is installed horizontally? Also, with the cylinder head being so heavy, could horizontal installation create stress that leads to leakage from the valves (the pipes contain hot oil, which has strong permeability)? Is there any way to avoid it?
Reply #22015-12-02
I can’t see the image; ordinary two-way sealed ball valves are easy to install. To avoid leaks, it’s important to choose the right model.
Reply #32015-12-02
It mainly depends on the weight; for valves that are too heavy, it’s better to install them sideways and provide support at the center of gravity of the valve head. The smaller ones can be installed vertically; the valve seat needs to be supported. If there are issues with supporting the valve seat, it can be supported using a pipe nearby

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