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• VALVES: A valve is a device to control the flow of liquid. Valve.—A valve is a closure device in which the closure member remains fixed axially with respect to the fluid way and is either rotated or moved longitudinally to control the flow of water

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• VALVES: A valve is a device to control the flow

of liquid.

Valve.—A valve is a closure device in which the closure member remains fixed axially with respect to the fluid way and is either rotated or moved longitudinally to control the flow of water

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SELECTION OF VALVES

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TYPES OF VALVES• Cocks• Plug Valves• Screw down stop valves• Wedge gate sluice valves• Parallel slide valves• Diaphragm valve• Butterfly valve• Swing check valves• Lift check valves• Spring type safety valve• Pilot operated safety valve• Ball float valves• Pressure reducing valves

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Isolating valves

Gate valvePlug valve

Ball valve

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Regulating valveGlobe valve Angle valve

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Non return valve

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Safety valve

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Other special valves used in Hydro station

Butter fly valveSpherical valveAnnular sluice valve

and Directional control valve

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Butter fly valves

Used in low pr lines-low Maintenance

low noise

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SPHERICAL VALVE Spherical valves are applied mostly as shut off valves in front of high head water turbines.

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ANNULAR SLUICE VALVE

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ASV

Penstock

Butter fly valve

Annular sluice valve

Power cylinder

sleeve

Counter weight

Fixed cone

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Basic elements of valves

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Selection material for valvesMATERIAL TEMP PRESSURE

Cast Iron & Bronze 220 Deg 10 to 13 ksc

Carbon steel Forging 426 17 ksc

Alloy steel( Alloying Elements Mo,v,Ni,Cr)

Super Critical temp Super Critical Pressure

Stainless Steel For Chemicals

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Valve seat and Disc MaterialVALVE BODY

Up to 425 deg C Carbon steel material Above 425 deg C Low alloy steel with Cr.Mo. used

YOKE,BONNET AND COVER Small sizes Forged steelAbove 425 deg C Alloy steel with Cr.Mo contents

DISC/WEDGEUp to 425 deg C Carbon steel with seat hard facing to 13% Cr or

Stellite

Above 425 deg C Low alloy steel with Cr.Mo. And hard facing of stellite

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Valve seat and Disc MaterialSTEM

Up to 425 deg C 13% Cr or Stellite

Above 425 deg C Creep resisting steel

Gland groupGland packing Knitted asbestos yarn with solid lubricants

like Graphite’s

Gland cover Bolt and Nut Carbon steel Normally

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Maintenance of Gate valve

• Running maintence or on load maintenance• Leakage through Flange joint- Tighten the bolts & Nuts. Bonnet joint- Tighten the bolts & Nuts. Gland - Open the valve fully for back seating and tighten the gland bolts or change the glands.• Difficulty in Opening and Closing• Exercising the valve

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GATE/GLOBE VALVE DEFECT

DEFECT CAUSES REMEDY

Seat Passing 1.Damage to body and/Wedge.2.Incorrect Operation.

Machining and Lapping

Leakage Through Body/Bonnet Joint

1.Insufficient Bolt tightening .2. Damaged gasket.3. Damage to the Sealing surface of body and yoke Bonnet

Tighten uniformlyReplace the GasketMachining

Operational Difficulty 1.Insuuficiant lubrication.2. Over tightening of Gland packing.3. Incorrect Packing.4.Stem Bend.

Leakage through Gland Packing

1. Insufficient Gland Pressure2. Insufficient Packing Rings

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Reconditioning methods

1. Machining – will be necessary if the disc or seat badly damaged2. Lapping – is an operation of bringing surfaces to high degree of smoothness- adopted for slight pitting or scars.3.Check the run out of spindle should not exceed .025mm.4.Radial clearance of gland 0.25 to 0.4mm

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Butterfly Valve maintenance

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DEFECTS IN BUTTERFLY VALVE

• BEARING FAILURE IN TRUNION• TRUNION SEAL LEAK• VALVE DISC SEAT EROSION

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BUTTER FLY VALVE TRUNION

DISC

STAINLESS SEAT

Rubber sealClamp ring

Stainless outer ring

Bronze inner ring

Seals

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DEFECTS IN SPHERICAL VALVE

• EROSION OF MOVING AND FIXED SEAT IN SPHERICAL VALVE

• TRUNION SEAL FAILURE• OPERATING CYLINDER LEAK• HIGH PRESSURE WATER LINE PUNCTURE• BYPASS VALVE LEAK

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Maintenance of spherical valvePressure line

PlugFixed Seat

Movable seat

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Maintenance of spherical valve

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Valves are the devices which will controls

Flow Pressure

Direction.a

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Isolating valve - A valve intended for use only in the closed or fully open

position. Regulating valve - A valve intended for use in any position between closed and

fully open. Control valve - A power-operated

device which changes the fluid flowrate in a process control system

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Control Valve Classification

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LINEAR Valve FeaturesTORTUOUS FLOW PATH LOW RECOVERY CAN THROTTLE SMALL

FLOW RATES OFFERS VARIETY OF

SPECIAL TRIM DESIGNS

SUITED TO HIGH-PRESSURE APPLICATIONS

USUALLY FLANGED OR THREADED

SEPARABLE BONNET

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Rotary Valve Features

STREAMLINED FLOW PATH

HIGH RECOVERY

MORE CAPACITY

LESS PACKING WEAR

CAN HANDLE SLURRY AND ABRASIVES

FLANGELESS

INTEGRAL BONNET

HIGH RANGEABILITY

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•Linear movement valves - The obturator moves in a straight line. Included in this category are gate

valves, globe valves, diaphragm valves and pinch valves. These valves are

covered in greater depth within this tutorial.

Isolation Valves - Rotary Movement.

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Rotary movement valves – The obturator rotates about an axis at

right angles to the direction of flow. Ball valves and butterfly valves are the

two most important rotary valves associated with steam applications and are covered in greater depth in Tutorial

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TYPES QUARTER TURN VALVES

BALL, PLUG, BUTTERFLY

MULTI TURN VALVES GLOBE, GATE

Self actuated SWING CHECK, WAFERCECK, LIFT

CHECK

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MULTI TURN VALVES ADVANTAGES

GRADUAL OPENING,REDUCES HAMMER EFFECT

DISADVANTAGESREQUIRES MORE TIME TO OPERATE

QUARTER TURN

ADVANTAGESFASTER OPERATION

DISADVANTAGESDOWNSTREAM IS PRONE FOR HAMMER EFFECT

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Primary Selection parameters

Nature of mediaTemperature

PressureFlow

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valve body material such as bronze, iron, steel, stainless steel and plastic. The valve body may be produced with

one material and the trim, may or may not be made of the same

material.

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Valve trim is exposed to flow media and may be made of a different

material than the valve body. The trim is normally more corrosion

resistant than the valve body, so that corrosion is less likely to occur at the

valve seating area.

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The valve is actually stated by the NPS of the valve end connection. You should know that NPS is the abbreviation for

Nominal Pipe Size. It refers to the named size of the pipe. The NPS of the valve end connections must always match the NPS of the line in which it is to be installed.

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Ductile iron valves can be used in applications that experience vibration and shock. Ductile iron absorbs shock and also has good corrosion resistance

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No size limitations for iron valves, these valves have temperature limits.

Cast iron has a temperature limit of approximately 450 F. and ductile iron

has a limit of 650F.

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Valves are also made of steel and stainless steel. Steel valves can be separated into two categories based on how the valve is made.

Forged steel and or cast steel. Forged steel is formed from heated slugs, which are forged

into the valve shape by huge forging hammers and presses. Cast steel is melted in a furnace

and then poured into molds in a foundry.

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Forged steel valves are used when higher pressures and temperatures

are involved and the line size is generally under 2-1/2”. Other factors

could also favor the selection of forged steel, such as system

requirements for socket-weld piping and compatibility of media

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GATE VALVE

The gate valve is a general service valve used primarily for on--off, The valve is closed by a flat face, vertical

disc, or gate that slides down through the valve to block the flow.

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Material Gun MetalCast IronCast Steel

Stainless SteelAlloy Steel

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Connection End ScrewedFlanged

Usage Water

Chemicalssteam Sizes

3/8" to 12"

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CHECK VALVEThe check valve is designed to prevent

backflow. Fluid flow in the desired direction opens the valve, while

backflow forces the valve closed.

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Material Gun MetalCast IronCast Steel

Stainless SteelAlloy Steel

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Connection End ScrewedFlanged

Usage Water

Chemicals Sizes

3/8" to 12"

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BALL VALVEThe ball valve uses a rotating ball with a hole through it that allows straight-through flow in the open position and shuts off flow when the ball is rotated 90 degrees to block the flow passage.

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MaterialGun MetalCast IronCast Steel

Stainless SteelAlloy Steel

Polypropylene

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End ConnectionScrewedFlanged

Socket Weld

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Usage Water

Chemicals Steam

Sizes ¼" to 6"

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GLOBE VALVEThe globe valve effects closure by a plug with a flat or convex bottom

lowered onto a matching horizontal seat located in the center of the valve.

Raising the plug opens the valve, allowing Service media flow.

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Connection End ScrewedFlanged

Usage Water

ChemicalsSteam Sizes

3/8" to 12"

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MaterialCast IronCast Steel

Stainless Steel Alloy steel

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BUTTERFLY VALVESThe butterfly valve controls flow by

using a circular disc with its pivot axis at right angles to the direction of flow

in the pipe.

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ActuatorsA manual actuator employs levers,

gears to facilitate movement; automatic actuator has an external

power source to provide the force to operate a valve Power actuators are a necessity on valves in pipelines located

in remote areas

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Connection End Wafer

FlangedUsage Water

Chemicals Sizes

½" to 12"

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ADVANTAGESFunctional design

Smaller space requirement Excellent flow characteristics

High grade safety

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FEATURESReplaceable /Bonded seat.Square coupling between

stem/disc.Self lubricating bearings.

Machined disc to reduce the operating torque. 

Easy disassembling

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RANGEPRESSURE RATING PN10/PN16SIZE RANGE : 40mm

600mmOPERATION : HAND

LEVER : WORM

GEAR :

ACTUATOR

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M O CBODY CASTIRON

DISC DUCTILE IRON/S.S

SEAL E.P.D.M/NitrileSHAFT AISI 410

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Valves are the devices which will controls

Flow Pressure

Direction.a

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Isolating valve - A valve intended for use only in the closed or fully open

position. Regulating valve - A valve intended for use in any position between closed and

fully open. Control valve - A power-operated

device which changes the fluid flowrate in a process control system

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Control Valve Classification

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LINEAR Valve FeaturesTORTUOUS FLOW PATH LOW RECOVERY CAN THROTTLE SMALL

FLOW RATES OFFERS VARIETY OF

SPECIAL TRIM DESIGNS

SUITED TO HIGH-PRESSURE APPLICATIONS

USUALLY FLANGED OR THREADED

SEPARABLE BONNET

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Rotary Valve Features

STREAMLINED FLOW PATH

HIGH RECOVERY

MORE CAPACITY

LESS PACKING WEAR

CAN HANDLE SLURRY AND ABRASIVES

FLANGELESS

INTEGRAL BONNET

HIGH RANGEABILITY

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•Linear movement valves - The obturator moves in a straight line. Included in this category are gate

valves, globe valves, diaphragm valves and pinch valves. These valves are

covered in greater depth within this tutorial.

Isolation Valves - Rotary Movement.

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Rotary movement valves – The obturator rotates about an axis at

right angles to the direction of flow. Ball valves and butterfly valves are the

two most important rotary valves associated with steam applications and are covered in greater depth in Tutorial

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TYPES QUARTER TURN VALVES

BALL, PLUG, BUTTERFLY

MULTI TURN VALVES GLOBE, GATE

Self actuated SWING CHECK, WAFERCECK, LIFT

CHECK

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MULTI TURN VALVES ADVANTAGES

GRADUAL OPENING,REDUCES HAMMER EFFECT

DISADVANTAGESREQUIRES MORE TIME TO OPERATE

QUARTER TURN

ADVANTAGESFASTER OPERATION

DISADVANTAGESDOWNSTREAM IS PRONE FOR HAMMER EFFECT

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Primary Selection parameters

Nature of mediaTemperature

PressureFlow

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valve body material such as bronze, iron, steel, stainless steel and plastic. The valve body may be produced with

one material and the trim, may or may not be made of the same

material.

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Valve trim is exposed to flow media and may be made of a different

material than the valve body. The trim is normally more corrosion

resistant than the valve body, so that corrosion is less likely to occur at the

valve seating area.

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The valve is actually stated by the NPS of the valve end connection. You should know that NPS is the abbreviation for

Nominal Pipe Size. It refers to the named size of the pipe. The NPS of the valve end connections must always match the NPS of the line in which it is to be installed.

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Ductile iron valves can be used in applications that experience vibration and shock. Ductile iron absorbs shock and also has good corrosion resistance

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No size limitations for iron valves, these valves have temperature limits.

Cast iron has a temperature limit of approximately 450 F. and ductile iron

has a limit of 650F.

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Valves are also made of steel and stainless steel. Steel valves can be separated into two categories based on how the valve is made.

Forged steel and or cast steel. Forged steel is formed from heated slugs, which are forged

into the valve shape by huge forging hammers and presses. Cast steel is melted in a furnace

and then poured into molds in a foundry.

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Forged steel valves are used when higher pressures and temperatures

are involved and the line size is generally under 2-1/2”. Other factors

could also favor the selection of forged steel, such as system

requirements for socket-weld piping and compatibility of media

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GATE VALVE

The gate valve is a general service valve used primarily for on--off, The valve is closed by a flat face, vertical

disc, or gate that slides down through the valve to block the flow.

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Material Gun MetalCast IronCast Steel

Stainless SteelAlloy Steel

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Connection End ScrewedFlanged

Usage Water

Chemicalssteam Sizes

3/8" to 12"

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CHECK VALVEThe check valve is designed to prevent

backflow. Fluid flow in the desired direction opens the valve, while

backflow forces the valve closed.

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Material Gun MetalCast IronCast Steel

Stainless SteelAlloy Steel

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Connection End ScrewedFlanged

Usage Water

Chemicals Sizes

3/8" to 12"

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BALL VALVEThe ball valve uses a rotating ball with a hole through it that allows straight-through flow in the open position and shuts off flow when the ball is rotated 90 degrees to block the flow passage.

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MaterialGun MetalCast IronCast Steel

Stainless SteelAlloy Steel

Polypropylene

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End ConnectionScrewedFlanged

Socket Weld

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Usage Water

Chemicals Steam

Sizes ¼" to 6"

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GLOBE VALVEThe globe valve effects closure by a plug with a flat or convex bottom

lowered onto a matching horizontal seat located in the center of the valve.

Raising the plug opens the valve, allowing Service media flow.

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Connection End ScrewedFlanged

Usage Water

ChemicalsSteam Sizes

3/8" to 12"

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MaterialCast IronCast Steel

Stainless Steel Alloy steel

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BUTTERFLY VALVESThe butterfly valve controls flow by

using a circular disc with its pivot axis at right angles to the direction of flow

in the pipe.

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ActuatorsA manual actuator employs levers,

gears to facilitate movement; automatic actuator has an external

power source to provide the force to operate a valve Power actuators are a necessity on valves in pipelines located

in remote areas

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Connection End Wafer

FlangedUsage Water

Chemicals Sizes

½" to 12"

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ADVANTAGESFunctional design

Smaller space requirement Excellent flow characteristics

High grade safety

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FEATURESReplaceable /Bonded seat.Square coupling between

stem/disc.Self lubricating bearings.

Machined disc to reduce the operating torque. 

Easy disassembling

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RANGEPRESSURE RATING PN10/PN16SIZE RANGE : 40mm

600mmOPERATION : HAND

LEVER : WORM

GEAR :

ACTUATOR

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M O CBODY CASTIRON

DISC DUCTILE IRON/S.S

SEAL E.P.D.M/NitrileSHAFT AISI 410

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