High Temperature Service Valves These valves could handle
upto 550oC steam and are designated as HT valves,
being available cage guided and low noise models.
Large size soft seated butterfly valves
Conforming
to American Water Works Association Standard, these valves are
the best choice as isolation valves for water and gas
applications. Ensuring bubble tight closure, due to soft
seating, these are available in wide range of size from80mm to
2600 mm and materials to suit any process requirements. These
valves can be actuated manually, electrically or pneumatically
with facilities for remote operation. Optionally fitted with
automatic trip mechanism, they function as emergency shut-off
valves.
Low noise valve
The low noise
cage type control valves are featured with very low operating
noise (aerodynamic noise) when they are used to handle
compressive fluids, such as steam, air fuel, gas, ethylene
gas, etc. The cage and valve plug are of multiple hole
construction. The components " restriction", "divergence",
"expansion" are laid out in a rational manner to
accomplish low noise pressure reducing action. Valve plug is
designed to produce no torque vibration. Valve plug is held
directly inside the cage to resist vibration and wear. The
modular concept in design and construction allows component
interchangeability with those of the VDC cage valves. Thus,
valves can be disassembled and reassembled resulting in quick
maintenance, and minimising down time.
Bellows sealed valves
Escape of radioactive or
toxic fluids to atmosphere is highly hazardous to the
environment. These valves are specially designed to prevent
such escape by provision of bellows seal with backup gland and
leak off connection. To ensure high reliability in any adverse
working conditions these valves undergo very stringent quality
checks complete with well documented reports right from the
raw material stage-stretching throughout the various stages of
manufacturing activities till despatch.
Control valves for high pressure drop service-model VHD
Control valves used in
feed water lines for duties, such as boiler start up, feed
water pump re-circulation, water injection for de-superheater,
etc. experience large pressure drops. Cavitation generated
during throttling will cause severe problems such as erosion,
vibration and noise. The newly developed model VHD is designed
so as to divide a large pressure drop into many stages by the
special construction of the plug and cage, thereby preventing
occurrence of cavitation. The distribution of pressure is made
effectively according to the characteristic of the process and
the static pressure in the throttling region is kept above the
saturated pressure.