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What kind of valve is this? What is it mainly used for?

2019-09-13View Original

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What are such valves mainly used for? What medium is it suitable for? Can you explain it?
Reply #22019-09-13
Judging from the structure, it should be a kind of stop valve, low in and high out, right?
Reply #32019-09-13
Like a water trap and a filter.
Reply #42019-09-14
When used on liquid medium pipelines that are easy to solidify, jacketed stop valves are more likely to be used.
Reply #52019-09-17
I looked at the small sewage valve underground. I really felt that it shouldn't be a valve, but more like a filter.
Reply #62019-09-17
But it’s hard to tell from the appearance. It looks like a filter and a trap.
Reply #72019-09-18
Yes, low in and high out, but I don’t know what it’s called. The medium is ammonia, which contains some tar.

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