Valves
Valves
Valves
Contents:
Introduction to values
Boiler valve types
Control values
Cryogenic value
Pressure relief value
INTRODUCTION TO VALVES
objective.
Sketch and describe the standard valve designs.
Describe the design and operation of specialized boiler
valves.
Sketch and describe the piping arrangement, the
design and operation of steam system pressurereducing valves.
State the common materials of construction for valves
and describe valve identification markings.
Describe typical valve maintenance requirements.
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Valve design
1-
Gate Valves
2- Globe Valves
The globe valve is constructed in such a way as to cause
3- Needle Valves
Needle valves are designed to allow precise flow
4- Butterfly Valves
A butterfly valve consists of the valve body, disc, shaft,
5- Ball Valves
The ball valve contains a spherical plug with a passage
Manual-automatic positioning
6- Plug Valves
The plug valve is a quarter turn valve
Plug valves are rotary valves in which a plug-shaped
7- Check Valves
The check valve is a valve which prevents reversal of
Non-return Stop
Valve
Piping Arrangements:
Various arrangements of piping from boiler to header
Safety valves
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thermal protection:
For liquid-packed vessels, thermal relief valves are
generally characterized by the relatively small size of
the safety valve necessary to provide protection from
excess pressure caused by thermal expansion.
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MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION
Materials of construction for valve bodies will be determined mainly
by the pressure, temperature, and type of fluid in the application. For
example:
Cast iron is used for low pressure and temperature applications.
Bronze is used for moderate pressures and temperatures up to 280 C.
Carbon steel is used for services up to 425 C.
to 650 C.
Special alloy steels are used for temperatures in excess of 650 C.
Stainless steel is used for corrosive services.
The body can have screwed or flanged ends or be welded into the
piping system.
VALVE MAINTENANCE
Valve Leaks
Control Valve
The following data must be known to select the right valve:
Operating Conditions
Temperature of fluid
Viscosity of the fluid
minimum).
Outlet pressure
(maximum and
minimum).
Pressure drop during normal flowing conditions
Pressure difference at shutoff
Maximum permissible noise level
Valve Bodies
Single-Ported Valves
Double-Seated Valve
Valve Actuators
Solenoid Valves