Gate Valve BS5163 Resilient Seated with Pass Type
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1. Structure of Gate Valve Description：
1. Selected materials, in line with domestic and international standards, high overall quality of the material.
2. In line with the requirements of domestic and foreign advanced standards, reliable sealing, excellent performance, attractive appearance.
3. Sealing pair advanced and reasonable, gate and seat sealing surface with different hardness Stellite (Stellite) cobalt-based alloy cladding made, reliable sealing, high hardness, wear resistance, high temperature, corrosion good anti-abrasion performance, long life.
2. Main Features of the Gate Valve:
1)Full port design
2)OS&Y Outside screw and yoke .
3)BB. Bolted Bonnet .
4)Flexible wedge, Fully guided
5)Choice of solid or split wedge .
6)Renewable seat rings
7)Forged T-head stem
8)Rising stem and non-rising handwheel
3. Images of the Gate Valve:
4. Specification of the Gate Valve:
1.Material:A105,A105N,F304,F304L,F316,F316L,LF2,F5,F11,F22,F347,F321,F51,Monel......
2.Size:≤3"
3.Pressure: Class150~2500
4.Design and Manufacture:API602,BS5352,ANSI B16.34
5.Connection Ends:
1)Socket Welded Dimension:ANSI B16.11,JB/T1751
2)Screw Ends Dimension:ANSI B1.20,JB/T7306
3)Butt Welded:ANSI B16.25
4)Flanged Ends:ANSI B16.5,JB79
5.FAQ
1. Can I get free samples?
A: Yes,we can provide you the free sample, but you need to bear their own delivery costs.
2. Can I request to change the form of packaging and transportation?
A:Yes, We can change the form of the packaging and transportation according to your request, but you have to bear their own costs incurred during this period and the spreads.
3. Can I request to advance the shipment?
A: It should be depends on whether there is sufficient inventory in our warehouse.
- Q: I was adding air to my bike tires and the valve became loose. Do I need a new tire or is there a way to tight?
- The tyre should be fine, the problem is with the inner bike tube. It is useful to know what type of valve your bike tube uses. Schrader valves have a middle pin surrounded by an outer ring. Presta valves have a movable nut that allows you to inflate or deflate the tube. It sounds like your bike tube has a presta valve you have damaged the movable nut by loosening it a bit too much and/or being a bit too rough with it when using the bike pump. Unfortunately, it can't be fixed. If that is the case, you will need to buy a new bike tube (and keep a spare one handy as well) edit - That's weird, Schrader valves don't usually do that. It must have been an old tube or a faulty one. You'll be needing a new bike tube. edit - Well, I didn't know you could fix them, but still it'll be less hassle if you just brought another tube.
- Q: Looking at a few marshall amps and i came across this whole valve amp thing. I've heard about it before, but never really understood it. What types of valves are there?! (i think i've heard of power amp valve) and what type of marshall amps have valves?! Can some of them be part valve and then have that valvestate thing?! :s all pretty damn confussing Cheers
- Marshall were big name in Amps when pretty well everything electronic used valves. Some valves were quite small, some larger, and some are still used today in powerful transmitters. There are those who swear that the sound produced by a valve amplifier is far better than a solid state one. Valve technology takes up much more space than solid state, so miniaturisation is a problem, and also uses much more power and produces a lot of heat. Now solid state is capable of producing high power audio amplifiers which use less power and take up less space, so have become the preferred method. Nevertheless, there is a strong following even today for a good high powered valve amplifier. And yes, it is quite possible to have a valve and solid state mix. The solid state works at the input stage, and the valves take over at high power output levels, but I am not sure what the purists would think about this hybrid usage .
- Q: so do v-6 engines mean 6 cylinders right?, but what are valves? sometimes they are like double the cylinders (12 valve v6). what do they do, and cars that have like 2.5L does that mean how much fuel is injected and does more mean more power?on a side note, what kind of engine is the evo x? is it 4 cylinder? but has really good technology in it and is that how it has such high bhp?also if anyone knows, i kinda know what torque is but can someone explain in laymen terms? does more=better?
- OK well first, cc stands for cubic centimeters, and they measure the displacement within the cylinder of your engine. Basically, the more cc's the bigger the engine. HP is horsepower and generally the more cc's the more horsepower, altho that is not always true, especially if you turbocharge or supercharge and engine. Also, some manufacturers are able to engineer their engines better than others, thus producing more horsepower out of a smaller (less cc) engine. Finally, valves are like little doors in your cylinder. They open and let in the air and fuel, the engine burns the fuel, and then other ones open and let out the exhaust. Some manufacturers put 2 or 3 or 4 of these doors in each cylinder, with the intention of getting the gas in and exhaust out faster, thus producing more horsepower in some applications. A 16 valve engine will generally be a 4 cylinder engine with 4 valves per cylinder, it is a common engine setup. If you still have questions, wikipedia is your friend.
- Q: I have a 04 Ford Ranger 4.0L . some people are saying that headers may affect the EGR valves and might put up the check engine light on. is this true or not.
- The headers shouldn't effect the valves but you will have to tighten the headers every day and you will be looking at alot of ehaust leaks from them.
- Q: hi friends i want to know about the calibration technque of foundation fieldbus based control valve by a analog source
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- Q: Today I found out I have the heart disease Mitral Valve Prolapse. I'm 13, I weigh 109 pounds and I'm 5'8. I'm also pretty skinny too. I know this is a pretty common disease but should I be worried at all?
- Mitral valve prolapse is the most common cardiac problem and may affect five to twenty percent of the population. The condition is most common in women, although men are also affected. With MVP, symptoms do not begin before the early teenage years (approximately age 14 in girls and 15 in boys), but adults of any age may be affected. MVP tends to run in families, so those with blood relatives with MVP have a greater chance of also having the condition. If a person has mild MVP, he/she needs no restriction of exercise. But if the MVP is big, then it is a different thing. Because, though complications in this condition are very less, people who suffer from this condition have to take extreme care. In case of large MVP, you may have to cut down on your physical activity, have a surgery and may be put you on medications like beta blockers. If the valve is truly defective (not just 'prolapsed'), it is serious. Unfortunately, doctors have mistaken a 'differently shaped' mitral valve as a disease in itself. And this is where the non-disease comes in. In simple terms, a mitral valve that appears prolapsed is usually normal. It still is not clear to experts why some mitral valves appear prolapsed and allow some blood leakage backwards. I have an answer for that phenomenon, but the important point is that the disease is a non-disease.
- Q: I think they need to be taught how to count. Honesty... Half-Life, Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Episode One, Half-Life 2: Episode Two... Where the hell is 3 already?
- HAHA! that is a good question! I don't know, maybe they just like continuation sequels rather than a whole new version of the game. At least they're making a third left 4 dead!
- Q: Hey my sexy internet homies lt;3: I need help on artificial valves. I need to know the following things:How do the properties of the materials artifical heart valves are made from make them useful?Explain how the structure of the technology is related to the function that it needs to perform.Thanks!!
- There are three of these things: the caged-ball which utilizes a metal cage to house a metal ball, tilting-disc valves, which have a single circular occluder controlled by a metal strut. They are made of a metal ring covered by a tissue, into which the suture threads are stitched, in order to keep the valve in place once implanted and there's bileaflet valves, which consist of two semicircular leaflets that rotate about struts attached to the valve housing which is the most recent type, eh? So heart valves are considered to be extremely durable. They're made of either pyrolytic carbon or titanium coated with pyrolytic carbon, and the sewing ring cuff is Teflon or polyester or dracon (probably dacron :P). They key to the materials chosen is durability because of the constant fluid flow. I see this as pure engineering, not medicine, specifically fluid mechanics: like if there are rare complications for example thrombus formation is a debilitating side effect of high shear stresses created by design of the valves. Ideal heart valve from an engineering view would produce minimal pressure drops of course have small regurgitation volumes because it's supposed to minimize turbulence and regulate the flow.
- Q: Is it hereditary? My dad had a bicuspid valve and we got told it was hereditary but some doctors say it's not, my parents wanted to get me tested in case i had it so we would know in advance but the doctors here refuse to do it (I live in England if that makes a difference) my dad said he would pay to go private if it's hereditary. I know someone who had a bicuspid valve and 3 out of her 4 children inherited it, i know it's pretty harmless until i reach an older age but my parents and i would like to know now, i'm 13 by the way.=]
- About 1-2% of the population have bicuspid aortic valves, although the condition is nearly twice as common in males. It is more common than any other congenital cardiac anomaly. Bicuspid aortic valve has been found to be an inheritable condition, with a demonstrated association with Notch 1. Familial clustering as well as isolated valve defects have been documented. The incidence of bicuspid aortic valve can be as high as 10% in families affected with the valve problem. Other congental heart defects are associated with bicuspid aortic valve at various frequencies.(Wikipedia) The cause of this problem is unclear, but it is the most common congenital heart disease. It often runs in families.(MedlinePlus)
- Q: What exactly is a flow valve for an ice maker on a refrigerator? Any idea what it would cost to replace it? Is it easy to replace?
- A flow valve is a type of electronic solenoid that controls when how much water goes into the ice maker. I'm not sure if your ice maker sells the part or not, you can check online call your manufacturer. It might actually be easier to replace the ice maker. I would guess that ice makers cost somewhere around $50 - $75 are pretty easy to do yourself. I hope this helps.
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Gate Valve BS5163 Resilient Seated with Pass Type
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