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100-04 type valve plate

The passivation film formed on the stainless steel surface can resist erosion from acids, alkalis, salts, and humid environments, extending the valve's lifespan.

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  • Product Description
  • Material Advantages

    Corrosion Resistance: The passive film formed on the surface of stainless steel resists erosion from acids, alkalis, salts, and humid environments, extending the valve's lifespan.

    High/Low Temperature Resistance: Some grades (e.g., 310S, 347) can operate stably within the range of -200℃ to 1200℃, adapting to extreme temperature conditions.

    Strength and Toughness: Possesses both metallic strength and processing plasticity, capable of withstanding high-pressure fluid impact.

    Hygiene: Smooth surface, not prone to bacterial growth, meets food-grade (e.g., 304L, 316L) and pharmaceutical-grade standards.

    Structure

    Slab Type: Common in gate valves, opens and closes by sliding perpendicular to the fluid direction, with sealing surfaces often flat or wedge-shaped.

    Disc Type: Common in butterfly valves, controls flow by rotating around a central axis (0°~90°), with the valve plate edge featuring a sealing ring (e.g., rubber, metal).

    Swing Type: Common in check valves, the valve plate swings around a fixed axis, automatically opening with fluid pressure to prevent backflow.

    Key Design Parameters

    Sealing Face Type: Flat Face (FF), Raised Face (RF), Ring Joint (RJ), etc., affecting sealing performance and leakage rate.

    Flow Passage Diameter: Matches the valve's nominal diameter (DN), determining the fluid flow capacity.

    Actuation Method: Manual, electric, pneumatic, hydraulic, etc., the valve plate structure needs to adapt to different actuating devices (e.g., valve stem, gearbox).

    Application Scenarios

    Chemical Industry: For transporting corrosive media (e.g., sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid), 316L or duplex stainless steel valve plates are selected to prevent corrosive leakage.

    Food and Pharmaceutical: 316L stainless steel valve plates are used, meeting GMP standards for sterile fluid control (e.g., pharmaceutical equipment, beverage production lines).

    Oil and Gas: In high-pressure, high-temperature environments, martensitic stainless steel (e.g., 420) or special stainless steel valve plates are used to resist oil and gas erosion and sulfide corrosion.

    Water Treatment and Environmental Protection: 304 stainless steel valve plates are used in tap water pipelines and sewage treatment equipment, resisting chloride ion corrosion.

    Energy and Power: High-temperature resistant stainless steel (e.g., 321H) is used in power plant boiler valves to withstand high-temperature steam impact.

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