- Hydraulics - Pneumatics
- Valve
- Gate valve
- Athena Engineering S.r.l.
Pressure seal valve GAV-PSgatewith handwheelshut-off
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Characteristics
- Type
- gate
- Operation
- with handwheel
- Function
- shut-off, regulating
- Media
- for water, for oil, for chemical products, for fuel, for gas, for steam
- Applications
- for the chemical industry, for industrial applications, for process applications, for pipelines, for the petroleum industry, for heating, for the gas industry, for the paper industry, cryogenic, boiler, power line, refinery, for the mining industry, for gas turbines
- Material$
- steel, alloy, Hastelloy®, stainless steel, carbon steel, cast steel
- Number of channels
- 2-way
- Fluid specification
- for aggressive media, for corrosive fluids, for abrasive fluids
- Associated function
- transfer
- Other characteristics
- ISO, high-pressure, high-temperature, motor-driven, pressure seal, fire-safe, ATEX
- DN
Max.: 30 in
Min.: 2 in
- Pressure
Max.: 420 bar
(6,091.6 psi)Min.: 100 bar
(1,450.4 psi)- Temperature
Max.: 540 °C
(1,004 °F)Min.: -29 °C
(-20 °F)
Description
- Unique feature: The body-bonnet joints seal improves as the internal pressure within the valve increases.
- Adopt high pressure and high temperature applications, proven over years of service in conventional thermal and nuclear power plants as well as other services around the world.
- Also preferred in high pressure, high temperature hydrocarbon or petrochemical processing services
- Commonly, used for medium types: steam, condensate, boiler feedwater.
- Main applications: petrochemical industry, steam circuits, boiler circulation, oil and gas applications, power stations
- Designed based on API/BS and ASME B16.34.
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