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Cryogenic valve GLV-CGglobepneumaticwith handwheel
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Characteristics
- Type
- globe
- Operation
- with handwheel, pneumatic
- Function
- shut-off, drain
- Media
- for oil, LPG, for gas, for steam, for LNG
- Body
- flange, stainless steel
- Applications
- industrial, for pipelines, for the petroleum industry, for heating, for the paper industry, cryogenic, for the mining industry, for gas turbines, refinery, for boiler, power line
- Number of channels
- 2-way
- Fluid specification
- for aggressive media, for corrosive fluids, for abrasive fluids, for flammable fluids, for hazardous fluids, for low-viscosity fluids, for toxic fluids, for solids-laden fluids
- Associated function
- transfer
- Other characteristics
- ISO, emergency, with cryogenic component, ATEX
- DN
Max.: 18 in
Min.: 2 in
- Pressure
Max.: 250 bar
(3,625.9 psi)Min.: 16 bar
(232.1 psi)- Temperature
Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)Min.: -196 °C
(-321 °F)
Description
- Offer low operating torques, consistent and excellent sealing performance and a long service life.
- Required to be operated to ensure leakage rates.
- These valves which are recommended to use below -50⁰C are designed with a extended bonnet.
- Our time tested spring loaded stem packing and superior seat design provide for long life and easy maintenance.
- Specially designed for gas treatment processes and storage and transportation of liquefied gasses such as LNG, liquid nitrogen, Oxygen.
Athena manufactures valves from genuine guaranteed raw material with material test certificates, hydraulic test certificates, MTC 3.1 available with all supply. Also, we can provide valves with third party inspection agencies.
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