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In our current valve on the market, in addition to low pressure valve acceptable to the international market level, the high-pressure valve still needs to rely on imports. Continued good macroeconomic situation, the valve industry most of the production and sales targets are maintained rapid growth.
Butterfly valves are used in a wide range of applications and are suitable for flow regulation. Because the butterfly valve has a large pressure loss in the pipeline, it is about three times that of the gate valve.
Butterfly valve is a valve that uses a circular disc as a shutter to open, close, and adjust the fluid passage as the stem rotates. The butterfly valve's disc is mounted in the diameter direction of the pipe.
Butterfly valves are used in a wide range of applications and are suitable for flow regulation. Because the butterfly valve has a large pressure loss in the pipeline, it is about three times that of the gate valve. Therefore, when selecting a butterfly valve, the influence of the pressure loss of the piping system should be fully considered.
The butterfly valve is suitable for flow regulation. Since the pressure loss of the butterfly valve in the pipeline is relatively large, it should also be considered that the butterfly plate is subjected to the firmness of the pressure of the pipeline medium when it is closed.
The butterfly valve has the characteristics of simple structure, small volume, light weight, material consumption, small installation size, rapid switch, 90° reciprocating rotation, small driving torque, etc. It is used to cut off, connect and adjust the medium in the pipeline.
The butterfly valve is also widely used. If it is used to control the flow, it needs to choose different types and the size of the valve body. Butterfly valves are widely used not only in general industries such as petroleum, gas, chemical, and water treatment, but also in cooling water systems.
