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Does the liquid spray out from the valve stem when it is fully open? What is the reason for this?

2017-12-18View Original

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Valve core leakage – what does that mean by leakage? The latest stop valve has been opening and closing frequently. Perhaps for this reason, the liquid came from the valve stem; since it was thought that the part in question was completely damaged, it was logically assumed that the valve core was broken. But then, was it okay to tighten the packing with a wrench? ? ? What is the reason for this? ?
Reply #22017-12-19
A leak due to loose packing can be fixed; it’s not a serious issue. Just re-press the packing during maintenance.
Reply #32017-12-19
It’s a minor issue; if the valve stem isn’t damaged, then it’s the packing that wears out due to frequent opening and closing, which causes an increase in the gap. Tightening the packing or replacing it will solve the problem!
Reply #42017-12-19
It’s a minor issue; if the valve stem isn’t damaged, then it’s the packing that wears out due to frequent opening and closing, which causes an increase in the gap. Tightening the packing or replacing it will solve the problem!
Reply #52017-12-19
The packing under the valve stem gland is not properly compressed; tighten the gland again.

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