In industrial pipeline systems and various civil pipeline facilities, valves play a vital role. They can control the flow, pressure and flow direction of fluids. The choice of valve connection method is directly related to the performance, reliability, installation convenience and subsequent maintenance cost of the entire pipeline system.

The requirements for valve sealing performance should be based on the prevention of leakage. Depending on the different parts and degrees of leakage, the leakage of the valve is different. Therefore, different anti-leakage measures need to be proposed.

Soft-seal elastic seat gate valve is mainly used in water supply and drainage systems. Temperature ≤80℃, nominal pressure ≤PN25, diameter ≤800mm. The valve body material is cast iron or ductile iron, cast steel or stainless steel. Standards adopted: CJ/T216-2013 Soft-seal Gate Valve for Water Supply and Drainage, GB/T 24924-2010 Elastic Sealed Gate Valve for Water Supply System. AWWA C509:2001.

This regulation applies to the setting of gate valves, stop valves, ball valves, butterfly valves and pressure reducing valves in petrochemical plants. The setting of check valves, safety valves, regulating valves and steam traps is subject to relevant regulations. This regulation does not apply to the setting of valves on underground water supply and drainage pipelines.

The purpose of using the check valve is to prevent the reverse flow of the medium, and the check valve is generally installed at the outlet of the pump. In addition, check valves should also be installed at the outlet of the compressor. In short, in order to prevent media counterflow, check valves should be installed on equipment, devices or pipelines.

Hard sealed ball valve in the use of conditions than the soft seal ball valve is much more stringent, high temperature, strong corrosion and dust, particles, mud and other media on the continued use of hard sealed ball valve caused considerable obstacles. During the use of hard sealed ball valves, valve failures are often forced to be repaired due to working conditions or human reasons. Understanding the causes of valve failures and finding ways to prevent them is necessary and effective for valve industry workers and product users.