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Main Features
Pressure seal design: The bonnet adopts a pressure seal structure. As the system pressure increases, the sealing performance is enhanced accordingly, ensuring reliable sealing under high-pressure conditions.
Carbon steel material: The valve body and main components are made of carbon steel (WCB), which has high strength and excellent corrosion resistance, suitable for various media.
Welded connection: Uses butt welding (BW) connection to ensure the firmness and tightness of the connection, applicable to high-pressure pipeline systems.
High reliability: Undergoes strict quality inspection and factory testing to ensure the performance and reliability of each valve.
Fire-safe design: Complies with API 607 fire safety standards, ensuring sealing performance is maintained in extreme situations such as fires.
Multiple operation methods: Can be equipped with manual, gear-operated, or electric actuators to meet different operational needs.
Technical Specifications
Nominal diameter: 8 inches (DN200)
Pressure class: 2500LB
Applicable media: Water, oil, natural gas, steam, etc.
Applicable temperature: -29℃ to 425℃
Valve body material: Carbon steel (WCB)
Sealing material: Stainless steel, graphite, etc.
Connection type: Butt welding (BW), compliant with ANSI B16.25 standards
Design and manufacturing standards: API 600, ASME B16.34
Testing standards: API 598, API 6D
Application Fields
Oil and gas industry: Used in oil and gas transmission pipelines, natural gas processing plants, oil refineries, etc.
Chemical industry: Suitable for chemical reaction systems, acid-alkali transmission pipelines, etc.
Power industry: Applied in cooling water systems and steam systems of power plants, etc.
Water treatment industry: Used in seawater desalination, municipal water supply systems, etc.
Advantages
Excellent sealing performance: The pressure seal design ensures reliable sealing under high-pressure conditions, reducing maintenance costs.
High strength and corrosion resistance: Carbon steel (WCB) can withstand high pressure and harsh environments.
Compact design: Features a compact structure, saving installation space and facilitating transportation and maintenance.
Multiple operation methods: Can be equipped with manual, gear-operated, or electric actuators to meet the needs of different working conditions.
Installation and Maintenance
Welded connection: Use appropriate welding processes and materials to ensure reliable sealing at the joint.
Regular inspection: Periodically check the sealing performance of the valve and the wear of mechanical components, and replace damaged parts in a timely manner.
Cleaning and maintenance: Regularly clean impurities inside the valve to prevent blockage from affecting sealing performance.
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