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J-VALVES-GV-600
J-VALVES
8481804090
Main Features
Material and Structure: The valve body is made of carbon steel WC6 material, featuring high strength and excellent corrosion resistance, suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure working conditions. The valve adopts a rising stem design, equipped with a sturdy wedge-shaped disc to ensure sealing performance and operational stability.
Sealing Performance: Metal-to-metal sealing is adopted, and the sealing surface uses hard alloy surfacing technology, which is wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and has a long service life.
Actuator: Equipped with a hydrodynamic actuator, it features flexible operation and rapid response, enabling precise flow control and valve opening/closing operations.
Standards and Certifications: Complies with international standards such as API 600 and API 598 to ensure product quality and reliability.
Application Scope: Suitable for multiple industries including petroleum, natural gas, petrochemical, power, municipal water affairs, mining, and metallurgy, especially for medium cut-off and control in large-diameter pipeline systems.
Technical Specifications
Nominal Diameter: 1/2" ~ 48" (DN15 ~ DN1200)
Pressure Class: 150LB ~ 2500LB
Connection Mode: Flange connection (RF)
Working Temperature: -29°C to +425°C (depending on materials)
Applicable Media: Water, steam, oil, natural gas, acid-base solutions, etc.
Operation Mode: Hydrodynamic actuator
Valve Body Material: Carbon steel WC6
Sealing Material: Hard alloys (such as STL, 13Cr, etc.)
Application Scenarios
Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry: Crude oil and natural gas pipelines, refineries, offshore platforms, LNG terminals, etc.
Petrochemical and Chemical Industry: Corrosive fluid control, chemical separation, and treatment systems.
Power Industry: Steam and water systems in thermal power generation, nuclear power generation, and combined cycle power plants.
Municipal Water Affairs and Sewage Treatment: Urban water supply, sewage treatment plants, seawater desalination systems, flood control projects, etc.
Mining and Metallurgy: Slurry pipelines, tailings systems, high-wear material transportation.
Steel and Paper Industry: Process water and chemical fluid control.
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