| Customization: | Available |
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| Media: | Gas, Oil, Water, Chemical |
| Temperature: | Low Temperature |
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The flat gate valve is a sliding valve whose closing member is a parallel gate, and its closing member can be a single gate or a double gate with a spreading mechanism in between.
The pressing force of the gate to the valve seat is controlled by the medium pressure acting on the floating gate or the floating valve seat. If it is a flat gate valve with a double gate, the opening mechanism between the two gates can supplement this pressing force.
The flat gate valve can be divided into manual flat gate valve, pneumatic flat gate valve, and electric flat gate valve according to the driving mode. According to the use and occasion, it can be divided into diversion hold flat gate valve, non-diversion hole flat gate valve, oil field flat gate valve, pipeline flat gate valve, gas flat gate valve, etc.
The flow resistance is small, and the flow resistance without shrinkage is similar to the flow resistance of a short tube. The flat gate valve with pilot hole is installed on the pipeline and can also be cleaned directly with a vacuum cleaner.
Since the gate makes the two valve seat surfaces change, the flat gate valve can also be applied to the medium with suspended particles. The sealing surface of the flat gate valve is actually automatically positioned, and the sealing surface of the valve seat is not damaged by the thermal deformation of the valve body.
In addition, thermal elongation of the valve stem does not overload the sealing surfaces, even if the valve is closed in a cold state. In addition, when the valve is closed, the flat gate valve without the pilot hole does not require high precision in the flapper closing position, so the opening and closing position can be controlled by the electric flat valve stroke.
A flat gate valve operates by using a flat gate or disc to control the flow of fluids within a pipeline. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how it works:
Valve Closed Position: In the closed position, the flat gate rests perpendicular to the flow of the fluid, effectively blocking the passage of the fluid through the valve. The gate is held in place by the valve body and is in contact with the valve seats on either side to provide a tight seal.
Valve Opening: To open the valve, an operator or automated system applies force to the gate, moving it along its path of travel away from the valve seats. As the gate moves, the fluid is allowed to flow through the valve, following the open pathway created by the gate.
Fluid Flow: With the gate in the open position, fluid flows freely through the valve with minimal obstruction. The full bore design of many flat gate valves ensures that the internal diameter of the valve matches that of the pipeline, minimizing pressure drop and maximizing flow capacity.
Valve Closing: To close the valve, the gate is moved back into its perpendicular position, effectively blocking the flow of fluid through the valve. The gate returns to its closed position by the force of gravity or through the use of external mechanisms such as actuators or hand-operated mechanisms.
| Manufacture Standard Of Gate Valve | API 600 ASME B16.34 / KS B2361 / GB/T 12234 / DIN 3352 |
| Valve Connection | Flanged |
| Connection Type | ANSI, JIS, DIN, GB |
| Valve Material | CF8, CF8M, WCB |
| Power Supply | General: 3-phase 380VAC
Special: 3-phase AC660V, AC440V, AC415V Special: 1-phase AC220V, AC110V Special: DC12V, DC24V, DC48V |
| Torque Range | 50Nm to 10,000Nm |
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Insulation Class | F Class |
| Ambient Temperature | -4°F to 140°F |
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