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The Double Block And Bleed Valve is used to cut off or connect the media in various of Class150~Class2500. The valves made of different materials are suitable for various media such as water, steam, oil, liquefied gas, natural gas, coal gas, nitric acid, oxidizer, urea and etc. The driving modes include manual operation and electric operation. The connection ends can be flange or butt welding.
Double block and bleed valves are most commonly used in the oil and gas industry, but can also be helpful in many other industries. It’s typically used where bleeding the valve cavity is required, where piping needs isolation for maintenance, or for any of these other scenarios:
1. Double Block And Bleed Valve Technical specifications:
l 3-Piece Bolted Body, Full Port Construction
l Fully Compliant to ASME B16.34
l Fully Compliant to API 6D
l API 607 6th Edition Fire-Safe
l Submerged Packing System & Direct Mount Actuation
l Second Generation PTFE Seats Provide Higher Operating Temperatures
l Standard Electrically Grounded Ball & Stem
2. Double Block And Bleed Valve Product Specification:
l Size: 2''-56''(DN50~DN1400)
l Pressure Rating: 150LB-900LB/PN16~PN100/10K~60K)
l Material: A351 CF8M/CF8/CF3/CF3M, A216 WCB, A352 LCB/LCC,F51/F53/C95800
l Suitable Temperature: -196ºC~450ºC( Different temperature choose different materials).
l Suitable Medium: Water, Steam, Oil and natural gas etc.
3. Double Block And Bleed Valve Product Feature:
l Fixed ball, full bore or reduce bore.
l Mounting trunnion Ball valve
l Blow-out proof stem design.
l PTFE/RPTFE seat seal( Seat seal material could be decided by customer's request or according to valve's medium & temp. condition).
l Anti-static design and API 607 Fire Safe Design available
l Operation: Hand wheel, Worm wheel,Gear, Pneumatic actuator & Electric Actuator.
Note: All the data should be confirmed with the approved drawings of manufacturer.
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We also manufacture other type valves, as butterfly valve, check valve, globe valve, Y strainer, sanitary butterfly valve, sanitary ball and so on.
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