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High Pressure 900lb Cast Steel Lcc Reduce Bore Trunnion Mounted Ball Valves
Product Features
High-pressure design: Applicable to the 900LB pressure rating and capable of withstanding high-pressure working conditions.
Cast steel material: The valve body is made of ASTM A216 LCC cast steel material, which has high strength and good corrosion resistance.
Reduced bore: The valves adopt a reduced bore design, suitable for working conditions that require precise flow control.
Three-piece structure: Facilitates the maintenance and replacement of internal parts and reduces downtime.
Fireproof design: Complies with the API 607 fireproof standard to ensure that the sealing performance can still be maintained in extreme situations such as fires.
Anti-static design: Prevents electrostatic accumulation and reduces the risks of fire and explosion.
Emergency sealing injection device: When the seals are worn or damaged, the sealing performance can be temporarily restored by injecting sealant.
Multiple operation modes: Equipped with a gear transmission device, and manual, electric or pneumatic actuators can also be optionally equipped.
Technical Parameters
Nominal diameter: 1/2"~56" (DN15~DN1400)
Pressure rating: 150LB~2500LB (PN20~PN420)
Applicable temperature range: -29℃ ~ 425℃
Valve body material: ASTM A216 LCC
Ball material: A105 or SS 304, SS 316
Valve stem material: A182 F316 stainless steel
Valve seat material: PTFE, PEEK, metal seal
Connection method: Flange connection (RF)
Execution standards:
Design and manufacturing: API 6D, ASME B16.34
Flange standard: ANSI B16.5
Testing standard: API 598
Application Fields
Petroleum and natural gas industry: Used to control the flow of media such as natural gas and crude oil.
Chemical industry: Used to handle corrosive chemical media such as acids and alkalis.
Power industry: Used in cooling water systems, steam systems, etc.
Urban gas pipeline network: Used to control the transportation of urban gas.
Food and pharmaceutical industry: Used to handle liquid media in food and pharmaceutical production.
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