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The valve opens and closes tightly

2017-02-24View Original

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It is a ball valve with DN50 and PN100 specifications; it closes and opens very tightly, requiring three people to operate it. What is the reason?
Reply #22017-02-25
1. The screws used to tighten the filler gland are tightened too much; try loosening them; 2. If the valve stem is bent or the threads are damaged, check it carefully after opening the valve.
Reply #32017-02-25
1. Problem with the valve itself: the packing is too tight; Adjust it a bit ; 2. Material issue: Granular material entering the sealing surface ; (We often encounter: ST self-polymerization.) 3. The valve packing is not suitable, resulting in swelling in reaction with the material ;
Reply #42017-02-25
1. The screws used to tighten the filler gland are tightened too much; try loosening them; 2. If the valve stem is bent or the threads are damaged, check it carefully after opening the valve
Reply #52017-02-25
1. Try applying some oil. 2. Turn it on a little first, then turn it down a bit; the back pressure is too high when shutting it off
Reply #62017-02-25
If it is difficult to open and close, it is either due to fluid pressure issues or a problem with the valve itself. If it is a new valve, the manufacturer should be contacted to resolve the issue. If it is a valve that has been in use for a long time, check whether the sealing area has aged or is blocked by debris.
Reply #72017-02-26
It’s a new valve; could it be that the high pressure rating is why it’s so tight?
Reply #82017-02-27
What is the pressure of the medium inside the pipeline?

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