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Steam control valve

2018-01-29View Original

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Dear sea friends, what type of pneumatic control valves are used on the steam pipelines of everyone’s systems? Is there any internal leakage?
Reply #22018-01-30
Regulating valves are designed to allow some leakage; do you want it to be completely shut off? Then a data table is needed to determine the selection
Reply #32018-01-31
Steam control valves are used for regulating steam flow, as well as for reducing temperature and pressure. Those with larger diameters feature a balanced structure. As long as the leakage is within acceptable limits, debris such as slag in the pipes can cause the valve to stick, leading to internal leakage. Prolonged use can also result in internal leakage due to wear on the valve core and seat

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