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BALL VALVE
J-VALVES
8481804090
4x3" 1500lb Forged Carbon Steel 3PC Flanged Short Stem Trunnion Ball Valve
Design Features
Forged Carbon Steel Material: Forged carbon steel has high strength, high toughness, and excellent anti-fatigue performance. It can endure extreme temperatures and high-pressure environments and is suitable for a variety of corrosive media.
Three-Piece Flanged Design: The 3PC flanged design facilitates quick disassembly and maintenance. The internal components can be replaced without removing the entire valve from the pipeline, greatly reducing maintenance time and costs.
Short Stem Structure: The short stem design reduces the overall height of the valve, making it more suitable for installation environments with limited space. Meanwhile, it improves the rigidity of the structure and reduces the possibility of stem deflection and vibration.
Axial Support Design: With an axial support mechanism, the ball is supported by the upper and lower shafts, and the load is evenly distributed. This reduces the wear of the ball and the valve seat, extends the service life, and improves the operational stability.
Technical Parameters
Nominal Size: 1/2"~56" (DN15~DN1400)
Pressure Rating: 150LB~2500LB (PN20~PN420)
Applicable Temperature Range: -196℃ ~ 425℃ (metal seat); -196℃ ~ 200℃ (soft seat)
Applicable Media: Suitable for various media such as water, oil, natural gas, corrosive chemicals, etc.
Connection Method: Flanged connection, conforming to the ASME B16.47 standard
Sealing Level: Conforming to the API 598 standard
Application Areas
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: Used in crude oil, natural gas, and refined product pipelines, as well as for wellhead control and flow regulation in refineries and natural gas processing plants.
Chemical Industry: Applicable to pipeline systems for handling corrosive chemicals, such as the transportation of acids, alkalis, and solvents, ensuring safe and reliable fluid control.
Electric Power Industry: Used in the steam and cooling water systems of power plants to ensure the efficient operation and safety of the systems.
Water Treatment Industry: Applicable to municipal water supply and sewage treatment systems to ensure water quality safety and system stability.
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