Chemical Industry Valves

Valves play a crucial role in the chemical industry, where the handling of various corrosive, toxic, and hazardous materials demands precision and reliability. Valves used in the chemical industry must be constructed from materials that are compatible with the fluids being handled to prevent corrosion and contamination. Chemical processing often involves high pressures and temperatures. Valves must be selected based on their pressure and temperature ratings to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Stainless Steel Straight Regulating Disk Bolted Bonnet Globe Valves

Stainless Steel Straight Regulating Disk Bolted Bonnet Globe Valves are precision-engineered components, designed for precise control and regulation of fluid flow in various industrial applications. Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, these valves are renowned for their durability and resistance to corrosion. With a straight regulating disk and a bolted bonnet design, they offer reliable and efficient performance, ensuring seamless flow control in demanding environments.

Size Range: DN15 - DN600
Body Materials: Stainless Steel
Standard: DIN 3356 Part 5 SDNR Type (DIN 3356)
Applications: Water, Gas, Air, Drinking Water, Waste Water
Pressure Rating: PN4 (DN400-600), PN6 (DN350), PN10 (DN250-300), PN16 (DN175-200), PN40 (DN15-150)
End Connections: Flanged
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Stainless Steel Angled SDNR Spring Bolted Bonnet Globe Valves

The Stainless Steel Angled SDNR Spring Bolted Bonnet Globe Valves, with their durable stainless steel construction and innovative angled design, offer reliable and efficient flow control solutions for various industrial applications. These valves are designed to provide secure sealing and excellent performance, ensuring smooth and uninterrupted operations in fluid systems. With their spring bolted bonnet mechanism, they guarantee dependable valve closure and optimal fluid regulation.

Size Range: DN15-DN600 (1/2" - 24")
Body Material: Stainless Steel
Standard: DIN 3356 Part 5 SDNR Type (DIN 3356)
Applications: Aboard Ships for Hot & Cold Water, Oil & Steam
Pressure Range: PN4 (DN400-600), PN6 (DN350), PN10 (DN250-300), PN16 (DN175-200), PN40 (DN15-150)
End Connection: Flanged
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Frequently Asked Questions

Consider factors such as fluid compatibility, pressure and temperature requirements, flow control needs, and maintenance considerations when selecting a valve for your application.

Valves are often made from materials such as stainless steel, alloy steel, PTFE (Teflon), PVC, CPVC, and fluoropolymer coatings to ensure compatibility with a wide range of chemicals.

On/off valves, such as gate valves, are used for simple start/stop applications, while control valves, such as globe valves, are used for precise flow control and modulation.

Select valves made from corrosion-resistant materials and use coatings or linings to protect valve surfaces from chemical attack.

Proper maintenance ensures valve reliability, prevents leaks, and extends the service life of valves, reducing downtime and operational costs.

Yes, valves can be designed to withstand extreme temperatures by using materials and construction methods suitable for high-temperature applications.

Yes, valves with special features such as double packing, bellows seals, and fugitive emission control are available to handle toxic or hazardous chemicals safely.

Proper installation, regular maintenance, and selecting valves with high-quality sealing components are essential for preventing leaks and ensuring tight shut-off.

Yes, valves can be customised with features such as special materials, coatings, and actuation methods to meet the unique requirements of chemical processing applications.

Follow proper handling procedures, use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and conduct regular inspections to ensure valve safety and prevent accidents.

Common valve issues such as leaks, sticking, or improper operation can be addressed through routine maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting techniques such as valve testing and calibration.

Yes, various regulatory bodies, such as OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and ANSI (American National Standards Institute), provide guidelines and standards for the design, installation, and operation of valves in the chemical industry to ensure safety, environmental protection, and compliance with industry best practices.

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