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Comprehensive Guide to Valve Types

The document discusses different types of valves including gate valves, globe valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, check valves, plug valves, needle valves, pressure reducing valves, pneumatic valves, cock valves, diaphragm valves, safety relief valves, and saddle valves. It provides descriptions of each type of valve and lists common attributes like body material, temperature and pressure ratings, pipe sizes, end connections, and styles.

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80% found this document useful (5 votes)
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Comprehensive Guide to Valve Types

The document discusses different types of valves including gate valves, globe valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, check valves, plug valves, needle valves, pressure reducing valves, pneumatic valves, cock valves, diaphragm valves, safety relief valves, and saddle valves. It provides descriptions of each type of valve and lists common attributes like body material, temperature and pressure ratings, pipe sizes, end connections, and styles.

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  • Valves Overview: The opening section introducing the topic of valves.
  • Gate Valves: Describes the functionality, types, and structure of gate valves, emphasizing their design for linear flow control.
  • Globe Valves: Focuses on the design and attributes of globe valves, including their internal structure and applications.
  • Ball Valves: Explains the mechanism and benefits of ball valves for fluid control using a spherical component.
  • Butterfly Valves: Illustrates the operation of butterfly valves using rotating discs for flow regulation.
  • Check Valves: Describes check valves which allow unidirectional flow, preventing backflow in systems.
  • Plug Valves: Covers the structure and function of plug valves, which use a cylindrical plug for flow control.
  • Needle Valves: Outlines the precise flow control offered by needle valves in various applications.
  • Pressure Reducing Valves: Focuses on valves that reduce pressure in fluid systems for safe operation.
  • Float Valves: Explains how float valves operate with floating components to manage fluid levels.
  • Pneumatic Valves: Discusses valves controlled by pneumatic systems for automated applications.
  • Cock Valves: Describes cock valves designed for quick flow adjustments and shut-off functions.
  • Diaphragm Valves: Details the use of diaphragms in controlling flow through the valve.
  • Safety Valves: Explores valves that release pressure to prevent system overpressurization.
  • Saddle Valves: Describes saddle valves used for low-pressure, low-volume liquid supply applications.
  • Conclusion: A closing page, simply thanking the reader.

Valves

Gate Valve

A valve with a flat or tapered gate that moves in a linear way over a seat to control flow

Cross Section Of a Gate Valve

Gate valves are designed to ensure a straight line flow and to reduce to a minimum the pressure drop due to friction. . Not recommended for throttling applications

Gate ValveBolted Bonnet Type

Gate ValveScrewed in Bonnet Type

KnifeGate Valve

End connection types for valves

Flanged End

Threaded End

Socket Weld End

Non rising (Stem) type gate valve

Rising (Stem) type gate valve

It is very difficult for us to determine whether a valve is rising or non rising by just looking at the picture. So please do not assume if it is not mentioned in the description

Angle gate valve

T-Handle (Valve Key)

Used for operating large valves

Globe valve
A valve with one inlet and one outlet connection, consisting of a movable disctype element and a stationary ring seat in a generally spherical shaped body.

Globe valve attributes


Type/Style: Bolted Bonnet, Screwed in Bonnet,
Union Bonnet, Flanged end, threaded end, Socket welded end, Two way valves ,Three-way valves. Body material: Brass, Gun Metal, Bronze, Cast Iron, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel (SS) etc Temperature Ratings: 100*F,250*F etc. Pressure Ratings: 100PSI,250PSI etc. Pipe Size: 2,2-1/2NPT etc.

Union Bonnet style Globe Valve

Valve Handle Valve Bonnet

Globe Valve
Valve Gland Valve Stem

Bolted Bonnet
Valve Disc Valve Seat

Valve Body

Ball valve

A non-lubricated valve for straight-through flow controlled by the rotation of a ported or eccentric ball upon a ported seat. The valve is quick opening with a 90 degree open/close radius.

Ball valve attributes


Type/Style: Flanged end, threaded end, Socket
welded end,1-piece,2-piece, 3-piece valves etc..

Body material: Brass, Gun Metal, Bronze,


Cast Iron, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel (SS), Plastic, PVC, Teflon etc Temperature Ratings: 100*F,250*F etc. Pressure Ratings: 100PSI,250PSI etc. Pipe Size: 1,1-1/2NPT etc.

Ball valve

Ball valve

Butterfly Valve

A valve utilizing one or two discs attached to a common spindle or lever to regulate flow.

Butterfly valve attributes


Type/Style: Flanged end, threaded end,
Welded, Clamped etc.. Operation Type: Handle, Handwheel,Gear box, Electric Motor, Body material: Bronze, Cast Iron, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel (SS), Plastic, PVC, Teflon etc Pipe Size: 2,3-1/2NPT etc.

Check valve/Non- Return Valve (NRV)

A valve that automatically limits flow in a piping system to a single direction.

Swing Check Valve

Check valves are used to prevent the back-flow in a pipeline. The pressure of flowing fluid keeps the valve open, and any reversal of flow closes it.

Ball Check Valve

Wafer Type Check Valve

Check valve attributes

Type/Style: Flanged end, threaded end,


Welded, Clamped etc..

Body material: Bronze, Cast Iron, Carbon


Steel, Stainless Steel (SS), Plastic, PVC, Teflon etc Pipe Size: 2,2-1/2NPT etc.

Plug valves

A quarter-turn valve with a straight or tapered, ported cylinder inserted into the flow path.

Plug valve

Plug

Plug valve attributes

Type/Style: Flanged end, threaded end, Socket


weld, Clamped etc..

Body material: Bronze, Cast Iron, Carbon


Steel, Stainless Steel (SS), Plastic, PVC, Teflon etc Pipe Size: 2,2-1/2NPT etc.

Needle valve

A type of valve where a tapered tip on the stem enters deeply into a stationary ring seat. Used primarily for throttling, (not for shut-off applications) and in tube/instrumentation type systems.

Needle valve

Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV)

A valve designed to reduce the pressure of the fluid

Float valve

Pneumatic or Hydraulic Valves

Pneumatic Control Valve

Rotary (Pneumatic) Control Valve

An enclosure with externally driven multiple rotating vanes.

Cock Valve

A valve specifically designed with a tapered rotating plug which mates to a stationary tapered seat which allows flow from 0 to 100% in 90 degrees of motion. Commonly used in low pressure applications

Diaphragm Valve

A valve with an internal diaphragm that seals the flow stream from the valve operating mechanism. The flow is controlled by the diaphragm lifting from or compressing against a weir or protruding

Open

Throttling

Close

Safety Relief valve/Safety Valve

A valve that automatically releases pressure beyond a specified limit and may or may not automatically re-close upon return to normal working conditions.

Saddle valve
A saddle valve is a valve used to supply liquid where a low volume, low pressure liquid stream is required These valves can be installed without shutting off the main water supply.

Saddle valve

The valve with a connection facility to saddle over a line and to be bolted and having a line piercing facility. Flow is controlled by the action of stem.

Thank You !

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