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Stainless steel ball valve, deformed seat?

2016-10-16View Original

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Stainless steel ball valve: how to prevent seat deformation?
Reply #22016-10-17
The temperature should not be too high; excessively high temperatures may cause deformation
Reply #32016-10-17
Generally, it is due to seat deformation or excessive temperature in the operating environment. It can be replaced with a hard-sealed version
Reply #42016-10-17
Stainless steel valves – emphasis on strength? ? ? I’m sorry, I don’t understand; I’m curious. .
Reply #52016-10-19
Seat deformation is mainly related to temperature and the pressure of the valve. Generally, a hard-sealed version is used. Or switch to a fixed-ball type. It can prevent the valve seat from deforming

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