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Why can’t a normally open stop valve be closed completely?

2017-11-25View Original

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Why can’t a valve that remains open be closed permanently, and how can this be avoided? Is there any good solution? Thank you
Reply #22017-11-26
Internal leakage is a phenomenon that exists in most valves and is inevitable
Reply #32017-11-26
Internal leakage is an inevitable phenomenon for most valves
Reply #42017-11-26
Prolonged scouring, corrosion, cavitation, and other factors acting on the valve core and valve seat will inevitably lead to leakage. Maintenance should be carried out regularly.
Reply #52017-11-27
Internal leakage is an inevitable issue with most valves; regular maintenance and replacement are necessary, and the choice of material is also important.
Reply #62017-11-28
Quality issues with the valves, or impurities in the materials.

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