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Ball Valve

Ball valves are a type of shut-off valve that controls the flow of either gas or liquid. This can be done by using a rotating ball that has a bore. By rotating the ball 90 degrees, the gas or liquid is blocked or allowed to flow through. They are known to provide a stable seal even when not used for a period of time. They also have a longer service life. In addition, they have better resistance to contaminants, making them a more popular choice among other valves.

Butterfly Valve

Butterfly valves are a 90 degree-turn rotational valve that is useful in stopping, regulating, and starting flow. They’re easy and quick to open as the quarter rotation allows the entire closing and opening of the valves. They are a popular choice because of their thin feature between the flanges, which makes them lightweight and affordable. Most large butterfly valves will come with a “gearbox,” which makes the application of the valve easy to operate. However, this will affect the speed of the operation.

Globe Valve

These valves are a linear mechanism that is mainly used to start, regulate, and stop fluid flow. The globe disk can close the entire flow or can be completely removed. It will move in a perpendicular manner to the seat during the opening and shutting of globe valves. This motion will create the annular gap between the seat ring and the disk that will slowly shut as the valve closes. This feature allows globe valves to have excellent throttling capacity that is needed to regulate the flow. There is a lesser chance of leakage because of the right contact between the seat ring and the disk. The angle they are positioned enables a tighter seal between them.

Gate Valve

Check Valve

Commonly known as one-way valves, check valves are made primarily to block backflow and to protect compressors and pumps. They are common in various industries and applications including natural gas, mining, and municipal water. Their main parts include a cover, body, seat ring, disk, and a hinge pin. They come in different types, like the swing type, lift type, dual plate type, and the stop check valve. The fluid pressure that goes through the pipeline will open the valve. Meanwhile, any backflow will shut the valve. Check valves will promote smooth flow and will shut automatically as pressure declines.

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