Problems with V-type control ball valves
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For this type of V-shaped ball valve with a soft seal, when used as a control valve, could the ball seat be deformed due to being in a partially open state for an extended period of time? And if it does deform, what is the best way to deal with it?
Can’t other types of valves be considered for regulation?
I’m familiar with other forms of it, but I don’t know much about this field, which is why I have questions
Then why use something that one doesn’t understand? Is it that with your manufacturing process, only such valves can be used as control valves, with no other alternatives available?
If it’s deformed, the only solution is to replace the valve seat; there’s no other way
It seems to be a user, not a purchaser: lol Go ahead and use it; no need to worry. Only by using it will you know what its quality is like. Otherwise, I wouldn’t choose such things. It has its scope of use; there’s no need to worry, it’s a new thing. :)
There’s no problem unless the quality is poor. V-ball valves and eccentric valves are both more effective than ordinary control valves.
V-type control valves are generally used in liquid media containing flocculent substances, such as in applications involving pulp. It has a cutting function. It generally does not deform, as there is a metal valve seat beneath the PTFE soft valve seat to provide support.