The device itself uses a through-bore ball valve, as the medium flowing inside the pipeline tends to form deposits on the walls, causing the valve to fail to close properly. Can this problem be solved by selecting an appropriate type of valve? For reference, the pipe is 10” 150#
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I need help choosing the type of valve! Please advise! Thank you!
Full-bore ball valve with scraper to prevent constant opening and closing; if the medium temperature drops and crystallization occurs, pay attention to insulation
From a technical standpoint, a structural design featuring a spherical cleaning surface can be proposed; in the case of low-temperature solidification of the medium, insulated valves should be used
For this valve, I can choose one with my profile picture. If the issue is something like low-temperature crystallization, it’s recommended to implement insulation measures; otherwise, my type of valve should work fine
It is recommended to maintain heat insulation, and select valves with scrapers
For stop valves, use insulated jacketed stop valves when the medium crystallizes.