Gate valves Gate valves are called rising valves or non-rising valves. Around the non-vertical stem gate valve, the stem is screwed into the gate around the lower end surface. Because the handwheel around the valve stem rotates, the gate will move the val

The valve body and bonnet are made of castings and are connected by flange joints. The seat surface of the valve seat and the wedges conform to the API 600 standard. The seat ring is welded into the valve body.

The pressure-sealed gate valve is designed in accordance with API 600, suitable for high temperature and high pressure working conditions, and is widely used in nuclear power plants and thermal power plants. Compared with bolted bonnet joint valves, they

Do not use the valve as a crowbar to open the flange, as this may cause damage to the flange area and/or damage to the O-ring seal.

The gate valve is an energy-saving valve option because the direction of movement or gate is perpendicular to the direction of medium flow. Therefore, less power is consumed when opening or closing the gate valve compared to the shut-off valve. Because of

The valve seat of the gate valve is parallel to the flow direction of the medium, so there is less erosion of the valve seat when the valve is opened. This also makes the globe valve a good throttle valve. The disadvantage is that due to its design, there

In a system with irregular changes in high temperature, the gate valve will leak due to the load in the valve end pipe.

The valve seat of the gate valve is either provided integrally with the valve body or adopts a seat ring structure. The valve seat provided by the valve seat ring structure can be screwed into place or pressed into place and sealed and welded to the valve

The gate valve cannot be opened and closed quickly. To fully open or close the wheel or gearbox actuator, the shaft should be rotated to the number of fully open revolutions. The number of full-open revolutions is equal to the pitch.

This kind of gate valve is more flexible, because its gate can move up or down, there is no obstacle to the flow of fluid or gas, thus ensuring less friction.

Gate valves serve to cut the medium flow in the piping system, widely used in the field of potable water, water supply and drainage, sewage disposal, irrigation, air conditioning, fire protection as well as chemical and energy industry.

These shut-off valves must not be used for on/off service because it is impossible to achieve a tight seal. The disc in the valve can be completely removed from the flow path, or the flow path can be completely closed.

Because of their spherical shape, these valves are called shut-off valves, and an internal baffle separates the two halves of the valve body. The moving part of the shut-off valve is composed of the valve disc, the valve stem and the hand wheel.

The ball valve is designed to contain a ball in the valve. There is a hole in the middle of the sphere, and when the hole is aligned with the two ends of the valve, flow will occur. When the valve is closed by rotating the ball 90 degrees, the hole is per

In the 19th century, due to the increasing use of gate valves in industrial operations, their intensive development moved forward rapidly. Over time, the materials involved in manufacturing have been improved and modified to suit different applications.