A small issue with the valve
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What does this 26 mean? And what do Y180912 under wcb and the 1 at the bottom mean?
26 should be the maximum pressure the valve can withstand, while 150 is the valve’s diameter.
26 is the specification, right? 150 is the pressure, right? Y180912 is the order number, right? 1 is the serial number? Meng de Ha
This post was last edited by Xianjian Qiyuan2015 on 2020-6-7 at 16:17. 1
26-inch diameter, 150LB pressure, flow direction, WCB valve material; y18 is the furnace number, as for that 1, I’m not sure
26 refers to a size of 26 inches; 150 denotes a pressure of 150 pounds per standard; WCB is the material type, which is carbon steel; Y18 is the furnace designation. The last digit, 1, can be ignored as it is an internal code used by the factory, possibly indicating a different casting workshop.
Hello, this is a 26-inch butterfly valve with a WCB valve body. The sequence of numbers below corresponds to the furnace number used during the valve body’s casting; it’s there mainly for tracking purposes and doesn’t need to be concerned about.
26 inches, DN650, 150 lb, material WCB; the code at the bottom is assigned by the manufacturer, so it can be ignored. Looking at the picture, it should be a butterfly valve!
A 26-inch, 150-pound butterfly valve made of WCB material, with flow direction indicators; it is likely to be a triple-eccentric butterfly valve
Judging from the image of the valve size, 26 refers to the diameter; 26*25=650, so it is a valve with a diameter of DN650
26 inches, CLASS150, WCB material; ignore the rest