How long does it usually take for a valve to be replaced?
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Can you guys discuss the service life of ordinary valves? How long does it usually take for the leak to start and how long does it take for the leak to stop? Tell me about the working conditions.
The service life is based on the valve body, and wearing parts such as seals can be replaced.
This issue must have commitment requirements at the beginning of procurement, but more importantly, it must refer to the use environment, chemical conditions and physical conditions of the medium. Usually the formulation of such things requires continuous revision during use, and a fixed time cannot be determined. The service life of the valve is also related to many factors such as the number of switching times and environmental corrosion. It is recommended that you make targeted revisions gradually during the use of the schedule.
Valves usually have a one-year warranty, which is directly related to some factors in the product's operating conditions.: It is related to factors such as medium, temperature, pressure, frequency of use and so on. Generally, factories will conduct continuous spot checks and regular inspections to ensure normal operation.
The service life of a valve is related to many factors, such as the quality of the valve itself, whether the valve selection corresponds to the working conditions, environment, switching frequency, etc., and whether it is used according to normal operation. For example, a ball valve or gate valve is half open and half closed for a long time. When the internal seal is corroded or worn by the medium, the service life will not be too long. Therefore, no matter what valve selection, working conditions, and operations will directly affect normal use.
It depends on the RMB in the boss's hands. :lol
I saw our bidding document requirements: The design life of the valve is 50 years. Let’s try to figure it out!