We use binary molten salts, with operating temperatures reaching 565°C. What type of valve is suitable for this application? Who has used high-temperature molten salt pipes for adjustment...
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We use a binary molten salt (60% sodium nitrate + 40% potassium nitrate), with operating temperatures ranging from 565°C at high temperatures to 300°C at low temperatures. What type of valve is suitable for this application? Who has used control valves for high-temperature molten salt pipelines? Please give some recommendations. Thank you.
This should be a scenario for photothermal power generation; in addition to high temperatures, corrosion also needs to be taken into account. As for which valves to choose, it depends on the diameter and pressure class.
So it’s a pipeline in the new energy sector
Pumps are generally used to regulate flow; valves tend to break down. Contact Huawei Pump Industry – they have someone who understands this issue
I think you can send over all the relevant parameters and then call the manufacturer; they will help you choose the right option, which will save you trouble
For higher requirements, it is recommended to consider imported options. The German WTA brand is relatively inexpensive, but the delivery time is longer. Our clients use it in high-temperature molten salts for caustic soda; Binyang Renhua and Keyu Energy have been using it for 7 or 8 years and have had good experiences with it
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