SPIRAX SARCO ball valve WCB/150 CLASS
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Design and Construction:
- The ball valve consists of a body that houses a rotating ball.
- This ball has an orifice (a hole) machined directly through it.
- Two sealing rings hold the ball securely in place within the valve body.
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Operation:
- The key feature of a ball valve is its quarter-turn operation. When you turn the handle or actuator by 90 degrees:
- Open Position: The ball aligns with the flow path, allowing fluid (such as steam or water) to flow directly through the orifice.
- Closed Position: The blank sides of the ball block both the inlet and the outlet, effectively shutting off the flow.
- The key feature of a ball valve is its quarter-turn operation. When you turn the handle or actuator by 90 degrees:
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Benefits:
- Reliable Shut-Off: Ball valves provide tight shut-off, reducing the risk of leaks.
- Low Maintenance: Their precision design and fewer moving parts mean less maintenance.
- Compact Design: Ball valves are space-efficient due to their quarter-turn mechanism.
- Automation: Some models have ISO mounting, making them easy to automate.
- Corrosion Resistance: The materials used ensure long product life.
- Unrestricted Flow: Ball valves allow for low pressure drop and high-capacity flow.
So, whether you’re managing a steam plant or any other application where shut-off control is crucial, a Spirax Sarco ball valve can be a reliable choice!
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