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Questions regarding the installation direction of circulating water butterfly valves.

2020-05-08View Original

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As shown in the diagram, this is the return line for circulating water; the direction indicated by the arrows is upward. Has it been installed in the wrong direction?
Reply #22020-05-08
The arrow indicates the direction of flow of the medium.
Reply #32020-05-08
I also searched for quite a few topics; I was a bit confused at first, but after reading the reply from 8lo in the link below, I understood! For reference: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1349187-1-1.html
Reply #42020-05-09
I spoke with an expert yesterday, and the answer is the same. Thank you for your helpful advice.
Reply #52020-08-07
Butterfly valves are divided into single-seal and double-seal types; therefore, the installation direction of the outlet depends on the actual purchasing conditions
Reply #62020-10-11
I still don’t understand it – the direction of the pressure? The pressure direction is also downward after the valve is closed, right?

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