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I’d like to ask the experts: is there any way to remove grease from valves after they have been installed?

2016-12-02View Original

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The medium is oxygen. The factory forgot to degrease it. The valve has been installed and sent out. As a result, the customer called to ask if degreasing was possible, seeking expert help. . . The valve has already been installed; is it possible to degrease it again?
Reply #22016-12-02
Go back, replace the valve, or have the manufacturer send someone to assist; they will cover the costs.
Reply #32016-12-02
Cut the valve out of the pipeline using a special perforated blind flange, and perform local degreasing
Reply #42017-01-10
The installed valves can be degreased; industrial pipeline construction standards specify that the circulation method can be used for degreasing
Reply #52017-01-10
Remove it after degreasing and then reinstall it; I remember one of our clients did exactly that last time.

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