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Ball valve T5 series
manualfor controlLPG

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Characteristics

Type
ball
Operation
manual
Function
for control
Media
LPG, for gas
Body
weld, seat, trunnion
Applications
for industrial applications, chemical, for water, for oil industry applications, for the gas industry
Other characteristics
ISO, ANSI, high-pressure
DN

Max.: 400 mm
(15.748 in)

Min.: 25 mm
(0.984 in)

Temperature

Max.: 600 °C
(1,112 °F)

Min.: -200 °C
(-328 °F)

Description

Neles T5 series top entry rotary ball valves are designed to meet the requirements of chemical, petrochemical and refining industries. Valves equipped with unique trunnion mounted Stemball®, and capability to use Neles Q-trim™ technology anti-cavitation and noise attenuation trims, makes the valve series suitable in wide range of demanding heavy duty control applications including anti surge and blow down services. Features Robust, heavy duty trunnion bearings Unique Stemball™ construction, no backlash on stem to ball connection Face to face according to IEC 534-3 and ANSI/ISA S75.03 Top entry design, capable for easy weld end connections Application based seat selection options, metal-to-metal and soft seats Neles Q-trim™ technology for control applications, anti-cavitation and noise reduction Latest Neles Q2-trim™ option available for gas applications Low emissions according to ISO 15848 Fire safe certified according to API 607 High Cv, including noise attenuations trims, which are designs self-flushing Applications Crude oil Hot residual oil LPG, LNG, Natural gas Hydrocarbon vapors High pressure industrial gases Blow down service Geothermal water and steam

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