Selection of water medium cut-off valves
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This post was last edited by hfrs on 2016-2-22 at 10:52: For water at room temperature and 0.4 MPa pressure, with a DN200 size, what type of shut-off valve should be used? O-type ball valve? Butterfly valve? Or something else?
This post was last edited by Valve Mingming on 2016-2-22 at 11:44; a butterfly valve of the D371X-10C type will suffice, as it fully meets the requirements.
It appears to be a circulating water valve; our company uses butterfly valves, but I thought ball valves would work as well too, it’s just that they’re too large... Butterfly valves are a better choice.
Choose the butterfly valve decisively – it looks great!
Butterfly valves!!! We offer excellent cost-performance ratios and stable performance; we’d be happy to work together if there’s a chance
Follow-up question: What if the leakage rate requirement is higher, such as level 6 or level 5? Would a butterfly valve work as well?
Follow-up question: What if the leakage rate requirement is higher, such as level 6 or level 5? Would a butterfly valve work as well?
Eccentric butterfly valves can offer very good sealing performance, but they are also more expensive
Of course, butterfly valves can achieve zero leakage.
A globe valve can be used; butterfly valves have a higher likelihood of internal leakage, eccentric butterfly valves are more expensive, so an ordinary globe valve for use above water is sufficient.