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2PC 150LB Flanged Titanium Alloy Floating Ball Valve (Q41F)
Technical Parameters
Nominal diameter: 1/2"~12" (DN15~DN300)
Pressure rating: 150LB~2500LB (PN20~PN420)
Applicable temperature range: -196℃ ~ 350℃
Applicable media: water, oil, natural gas, corrosive liquids, etc.
Valve body material: titanium alloy
Seat material: titanium alloy or cemented carbide
Connection method: flanged connection (RF)
Operation mode: manual, electric, pneumatic or gear transmission
Design standards: API 6D, API 608, ASME B16.34
Test standard: API 598
Fire safety: Complies with the API 607 fire safety standard
Anti-static design: Equipped with anti-static devices
Design Features
Floating ball design: The ball can float freely under the action of the medium pressure, automatically adjust the sealing position to ensure the sealing performance.
Two-piece flange structure: It is convenient for quick disassembly and maintenance, and the internal components can be replaced without removing the entire valve from the pipeline.
Fire safety: Complies with the API 607 fire safety standard and can maintain the sealing performance in case of fire.
Anti-static device: Prevents the accumulation of static electricity and is suitable for flammable and explosive media.
Blowout protection design: The valve stem adopts a blowout-proof design to ensure the safety of operation.
ISO 5211 mounting interface: With a standard ISO 5211 mounting interface, it is convenient to install actuators.
Application Scenarios
Petroleum and natural gas industry: Used in oil and gas transmission pipelines, wellhead control, refineries and natural gas processing plants, etc.
Chemical industry: Applicable to pipeline systems for handling corrosive chemicals, such as the transportation of acids, alkalis and solvents.
Offshore engineering: Used in occasions where high strength and corrosion resistance are required, such as offshore platforms and ships.
Power industry: Used in the steam and cooling water systems of power plants to ensure the efficient operation of the systems.
Municipal water supply and sewage treatment: To ensure the safety of water quality and the stable operation of the systems.
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