Hydraulic High PressureBall Valve

BALL VALVES – 2 WAY – HIGH PRESSURE

requirements are up to 6000 Psi & Test pressure up to 10,000 Psi. Ball valves controlls Flow & Pressure of the fluid inside the Hydraulic systems which regulates & controlled liner & rotational movements of the applications.  

BALL VALVES

• Ball valves are quarter-turn, straight through flow valves that have a round closure element with matching rounded seats that permit uniform sealing stress.
• Ball valves are used in situations where tight shut-off is required.
• The type of seat can vary with the valve pressure rating and materials of construction.
• Ball valves seats are composed of single molded forms, while other seats with higher-pressure ratings often incorporate a trunnion design where each face of the ball is separately sealed.
• Ball valves are wide duty valves, able to transfer gases, liquids and liquids with suspended solids (slurries).
• Ball valves offer many advantages when contrasted with other valve types.
• Ball Valves can provide superior ease of operation and can maintain and regulate high volume, high pressure and high temperature flow.
• Ball valves offer rugged construction providing for a long service life, and a comparably low cost.
• Additionally, the design of the regulating element allows the valve to function without the complications of side loads, typical of butterfly or globe valves, and the valve design permits inspection and repair of seats and seals without removing the valves’ body from the line.
• Ball valves are available in a variety of body styles, including one-piece, two-piece, three-piece and flanged body construction.
• Ball valve forms offers specific advantages depending upon the requirements of the given application.
• Ball Valves are designed using a wide variety of materials, as required by their application.
• Ball valve materials include brass, bronze, copper, cast iron, ductile iron, stainless and other steel types, metal alloys and plastics including PVC and CPVC.
• It is best to consult with the manufacturer for the specific properties of the materials used in the valve, and how this relates to the applications that include type, concentration and temperature of the media being handled.