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The reaction pressure is controlled at 18 MPa; can the control valve still be used in this situation?

2019-02-24View Original

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The reaction is a continuous process, with relatively high temperatures and pressures (temperature of 300, pressure of 18 MPa). Under such conditions, can the reaction pressure be controlled using control valves? Other special valves still need to be used; I seek advice from experts
Reply #22019-02-25
Any control valve that can meet the pressure requirements will do
Reply #32019-02-25
This post was last edited by Old Cucumber Painted Green on February 25, 2019, at 13:51. If the pressure difference is too large, you should either use well-known foreign brands or domestic control valves. It’s likely that several control valves will need to be connected in series; ask the manufacturer to come up with a solution for you; If the pressure difference isn’t large, then it’s simple – use a large-diameter control valve

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