Analysis of the Application Scope and Characteristics of Electric V-shaped Regulating Ball Valve in Fluorine lined Valve Factory

Electric V-shaped regulating ball valve is a type of electric ball valve, also equipped with an electric device. The core and seat are made of metal and are clamp type Fluorine-lined Butterfly Valve A rotating ball valve that combines the good control characteristics of a ball valve and a butterfly valve with a metal to PTFE sealing fit. It has the product characteristics and advantages of an electric ball valve, suitable for high viscosity, suspension, pulp and other unclean, fiber containing media occasions, and is connected to the actuator through a direct connection method, Fluorine lined DC globe valve It has the advantages of compact structure, small size, light weight, low resistance, stable and reliable action.
The main features of electric V-shaped regulating ball valves are as follows:
A. A one-piece valve body without any pipe joints, therefore not affected by pipeline or bolt stress, and because the valve body has no pipe joints, the pressure resistant shell will not be affected by sudden pressure changes;
B. Having a V-shaped valve body, even in low flow or high viscosity media, it can operate throughout the entire range, PTFE lined valve Ensure the effectiveness of control;
C. The leak proof and durable valve seat is lined with a PTFE cup or O-ring with a stainless steel inner core at its outer diameter. The valve seat is made of tungsten cobalt hard alloy with a larger cross-section, and the structure of the valve seat is further reinforced by an alloy corrugated spring;
D. When the valve is closed, a wedge-shaped shear effect is generated between the V-shaped notch and the valve seat, which has both self-cleaning function and can prevent the ball core from getting stuck. It is particularly suitable for pipeline scaling and freezing, or for situations containing fiber and particle solids.

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