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Umbrella gear globe valve series:J541 W/Y/H
Umbrella gear disconnecting valve material: cast steel, forged steel, stainless steel, 301, 304, 316, 316L and so on.
Specifications:DN100~DN800
Standard: National standard, Japanese standard, American standard, German standard
Pressure: 1.6Mpa~32Mpa (150LB~600LB) 5k~63k
Connection form: flange connection
Working temperature: -160~550
Type: Straight-through
Medium: water, oil, steam, nitric acid, etc.
Type: Heavy / Medium
j541h-150lb j541h-300lb j541h-600lb
j541w-150lb j541w-300lb j541w-600lb
j541y-150lb j541y-300lb j541y-600lb
Umbrella Gear Globe Valve Model
j541h-16c j541h-25c j541h-40c j541h-64c j541h-100c j541h-160c
j541w-16p j541w-25p j541w-40p j541w-64p j541w-100p j541w-160p
j541y-16c/i j541y-25i/c j541y-40i/c j541y-100i/c j541y-160i/c
Features
(1) The structure is simpler than gate valve, and it is easier to manufacture and maintain.
(2)The sealing surface is not easy to wear and abrasion, good sealing, no relative sliding between the valve flap and the sealing surface of the valve body when opening and closing, so the wear and abrasion are not serious, good sealing performance, long service life.
(3)When opening and closing, the flap stroke is small, so the height of the globe valve is smaller than the gate valve, but the length of the structure is longer than the gate valve.
(4) opening and closing torque, opening and closing more laborious, opening and closing time principal.
(5) Fluid resistance, because the valve body media channel is more zigzag, fluid resistance, power consumption.
(6) Medium flow direction
Nominal pressure PN ≤ 16MPa, generally used downstream, the media from the valve flap upward direction; nominal pressure PN ≥ 20MPa, generally used countercurrent, the media from the valve flap upward downward flow. To increase the sealing energy. When used, the cut-off valve medium can only flow in one direction, can not change the flow direction.
(7) full open valve flap is often subject to erosion.