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Flange End Ductile Iron Rising Stem Gate Valve
Rising Stem Gate Valve is a general application manual valve, operated by a worm gear actuator, with a pressure rating of PN10/PN16, and a connection type of flange. It is made of ductile iron, which provides superior strength and durability, and is designed with a grooved gate valve and a soft sealing rising stem groove gate valve. The valve also has a resilient seat fire gate valve, which is designed to withstand extreme temperatures and ensure tight sealing of the valve. This valve is suitable for a wide range of applications, and is highly reliable and efficient.
Valve Type: Rising Stem Gate Valve
Valve Size: DN100
Pressure Rating: PN16
Body Material: Cast Steel
Trim Material: Stainless Steel
Stem: Rising & Non-Rising, Handwheel Operated
End Connections: Flanged Ends, ASME B16.5 Class 150
Seat: Replaceable Stainless Steel Ring Type
Sealing: Metal-to-Metal Seating
Actuator: Handwheel for Rising Stem
Leakage Rate: Bubble Tight Shut Off
Testing: Hydrostatically Tested, API 598 Compliant
Applicable Standards: API 602, API 6D
Special Features: Backseating, Lockable Handwheel, Anti-Blowout Stem
Applications: Used for Isolation of Fluid Flow in Process Piping Systems
Gate valves are extensively used in water supply and distribution systems, as well as wastewater treatment plants. They provide great functionality, allowing sectional isolation and smoother operations of the pipeline. This ensures the safe and efficient flow of water.
Gate valves are utilized in the upstream, downstream, and midstream operations of the oil and gas industry. The valves are essential for controlling the flow of crude oil, natural gas, and petroleum products, resulting in secure and efficient operations.
Power plants such as thermal, nuclear, and hydroelectric stations make use of gate valves. They are relied upon to regulate the flow of fluids such as steam and cooling water, providing proper functioning and safety to the systems.
Gate valves are used in chemical processing plants and refineries to handle hazardous and corrosive fluids. Such valves allow for timely shut-off capabilities, increasing safety during changes or unexpected events.
In the mining and mineral processing industries, gate valves are used to control the flow of abrasive slurries and media. This type of valve provides isolation and control of fluid flows in pipeline systems transporting minerals, ores, and tailings.
Gate valves are employed in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to regulate the flow of substances like water and refrigerants. This ensures precise control of temperature and pressure in buildings and industrial facilities.
Gate valves are imperative for fire protection systems, as they allow for quick shut-off of water supply during emergencies. This gives a dependable and rapid means of controlling water flow to sprinkler systems and other firefighting equipment.
Gate valves with sanitary design features are widely used in the pharmaceutical and food processing industries. They provide clean and efficient control of fluids, making them suitable for high hygiene standards.
Brand Name: JHY
Model Number: DN100
Place of Origin: Hebei, China
Certification: ISO, BV, TUV ,WRAS,CE
Minimum Order Quantity: 5
Packaging Details: Standard Export Packing, Plastic bag, Woven bag,
Wooden case, or as required.
Temperature Range: Medium Temperature
Operation Type: Manual
Application: General
Size: DN40-DN1200
Valve Type: Rising Stem Gate Valve
Rising Stem Gate Valve technical support and service:
Rising Stem Gate Valves are shipped in a wooden crate or box, protected with styrofoam and/or bubble wrap. The crate or box must be large enough to contain the valve along with any accessories. The valve must be secured within the crate or box to prevent any damage during shipping. The shipping label must clearly indicate the product and destination.
