Iron Butterfly Valve DN1200
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1.Technical Date:
Size: DN40-DN1200
Nominal Pressure: PN10/PN16
Operation Temperature: -10°C~150°C
Suitable Medium: Water,Sewage,Seawater,Gas,Food,Oils,etc.
2. Standard
Design Standard: GB/T 12238-2008
Structural Length: GB/T 12221-2005
Top Flange dimensions: ISO5211
Face to face dimensions: GB9112,DIN2501,BS4504,ISO2084,ANSI125
Type of connection: Wafer Type
3. Feature:
This valve is mainly composed of body, butterfly plate, valve shaft, seat and transmission devices. Simple and compact structure, small portable, convenient for transport, install and dismantle. 90 degrees of opening and closing, switch quickly, operating is small, light energy; Sealing performance is good, service life is long, can achieve zero leakages. Flow curve tending to straight line, excellent regulation performance.
4. Sealability:
The valve for rubber seal, closing butterfly plate and seat sealing performance is good, two-way sealed good performance and the torque is small. the friction is very small between butterfly plate and the seat seal. The valve shaft drive the butterfly plate, butterfly plate do 90 degrees rotation. Butterfly plate flexible for opening and closing, no card acerbity, beating phenomenon, small torque.
- Q: I got my timing belt done on a 1999 Civic Si on September 26 @ 113,699 miles. at 116,9xx miles I bent a valve on my third cylinder. How likely is it that the timing belt is the reason why this happened? I heard that if the timing belt is a tooth or so off, it could bend a valve. So is it likely that this could have happened? Anyway to check?
- Yes, unless you've left out a critical detail (such as getting water into a cylinder), the timing belt is the most likely explanation for your bent valve. It doesn't neccessarily mean the person who 'did' your timing belt buggered it up, it may have just slipped. The short-ish period between getting work done and the valve getting bent is a little suspicious, but slips happen, especially with belts (as opposed to chains and dual row chains). This puts you in a difficult situation. You may also want to inspect your valvetrain, piston face, and the bore of that cylinder for damage.
- Q: Today saw the butterfly valve and butterfly valve, I do not know what is the difference between the two
- Butterfly valve is clear that the butterfly, because it is so called as valve plate, butterfly valve.
- Q: For whatever reason, Mazda has made it next to impossible to change the PCV valve on the 929. I'm going to have to pull off the plenum and the passenger's side valve cover to replace a $2.00 PCV valve. Before I get too involved, I need to know the torque specs for the valve cover. Also, any other tips on this process would be greatly appreciated. Can I reuse the old valve cover gasket if it's still in good shape? Should I use any kind of sealant in addition to the gasket when I put it all back together? Thanks in advance, by looking at this motor, I can tell I'll have my work cut out for me (for a friggin $2.00 PCV valve, it's usually SO simple!). Like I said, any and all help is greatly appreciated.
- you do not torque valve covers down, buy a new gasket , I would get a good quality rubber one and some blue rtv sealer, clean any crap off the valve cover no glue no bits of gasket nothing, same thing on the head surface, glue the gasket on the valve cover, let it set, then carefully put it on, start with the bolts in the middle and work out finger tight all of them, then just snug the bolts down, dont crush the gasket, you can also use a light duty locktite to hold them in place, and often times old valve covers are warped, it is too your advantage to make sure its as flat as you can get it, or spend a few bucks a buy a new one. your choice, but snug the nuts down good with out crushing and bending the thin sheet metal of the valve cover.
- Q: How can I get the fire signal butterfly valve?
- At the input end of the input module, some resistors or terminals are added to the product
- Q: What are the advantages of butterfly valves?
- Butterfly valve, also known as shutter valve, its advantages are:A. has a large circulation capacity and is about 1.2 times the same size as two seat valves;
- Q: How to calculate the size of the manual butterfly valve?
- I don't know what size you mean, and what about DN in diameter, such as DN125, which means 125 cm in diameter
- Q: For example, the arrow above is from left to right, and the direction of my current is from right to left. Is that ok? I have a diameter of 700 of the hard seal butterfly valve is so installed, but it will leak water, it will not leak, very serious
- From the above example, it can be concluded that the arrow direction of the butterfly valve body refers to the direction of the pressure of the medium. Before the installation, the user must know the direction of the pressure of the valve after the valve is closed. The direction of the arrow of the free valve body is in accordance with the direction of the pressure of the medium, so that the correct use can be achieved, and the tightness of the valve body is kept in good condition.
- Q: valve adjustment 2001 chev prism 1.8L
- valve adjustment . you need to know the fire order. the gage between the stem. rotators the cranshaft. it could be cold start. cylinder need to be bottomed center.
- Q: Three eccentric hard sealing butterfly valve, why not fit in the end of the pipe?
- Three eccentric hard seal butterfly valve quality standards, up to zero leakage, but you mean the end of the direct discharge?If so, that's OK. First you have to calculate how much the pipe fluid pressure is.For example, the pipe fluid pressure is highest and the pressure is 1.6MPa (16 kg)Should choose three eccentric hard seal butterfly valve should be pressure 1.6MPa (16 kg)If you worry, optional 2.5MPa (25 kg) will not leak!Answer: three eccentric hard sealing butterfly valve can be installed at the end of the pipe
- Q: I need a valve cover gasket replacement because mine is leaking a tremendous amount of oil. The mechanic says it will cost about $269.00 plus tax. I wanted to make sure this figure was the average since I do not know a lot about cars. My car is a Mitsubishi Diamante 2001.
- The gasket set is probably $ 20, so double that to $ 40..... 270 - 40 is 230, divided by 2 man-hours, which is the usually dealership minimum, gives $ 115 an hour. I DON'T THINK SO !!!! Unless you live in Hawaii where everything is expensive, that sounds steep.... real steep. Dealers around here get like $ 85 an hour, so two hours is 170, plus 40 is 210 bucks; Still killer money for the dealer..... I'd question that estimate ask if there is some extraordinary challenge to working on your car. It is possible there are accessories mounted over the valve cover that will have to be moved, or that's it's a canted V-6 with one valve cover tucked up against the fire wall. Be nice, smile, ask questions.... Maybe even have someone show you what has to be moved on your engine to get at the valve cover(s). If you're going to pay that much $$$, you should learn something, also.
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