Ball valve for harsh conditions
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I’m currently dealing with a client who faces a highly corrosive operating environment: pH level of 0.3–0.5, temperature of 130 degrees, and the medium contains particles that cause wear during discharge. Ball valves are being used in this application. Has anyone encountered such conditions before? Are there any good solutions available, and how long can they last? I look forward to hearing your responses
What exactly is the medium? Pathway?
Use original imported ceramic-lined ball valves.
I just don’t know what the price of ball valves is
There’s no choice; buy some spares to replace them.
Ceramic ball valves solve both the corrosion problem and the wear resistance issue. However, this price is a bit high. Can the customer accept it? Not all ceramic ball valves are suitable for this purpose; in many domestic ceramic ball valves, the ceramic material tends to break easily, so this is something that needs to be taken into account – it’s very important.
I think a ceramic ball valve is also being used
Could anyone recommend a good brand of ceramic ball valve?
Could you please tell me the hardness and particle size of the particles, as well as the pressure?
Could you tell me what medium it is? We have a new type of composite zirconia ceramic ball valve with an HRB strength of around 90; it also overcomes the problem of brittleness, with a flexural strength of approximately 1000 MPa. If you are interested, please send me a private message and I will send you the detailed information. Thank you.