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A gate valve is considered better than a ball valve in certain applications due to its design and functional advantages in specific conditions. Here are some key reasons why a gate valve might be preferred over a ball valve: 1. Flow Control Gate Valve: Designed for full, unobstructed flow when fully open, allowing fluids to pass with minimal resistance. It is ideal for on-off control but not as su...
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As a valve widely used in fluid control systems, the ball valve is typically regarded as an efficient shut-off valve. Its unique structural design allows it to fully open or close the pipeline with just a 90-degree rotation, achieving rapid shut-off or opening of the media flow. Therefore, ball valves are widely used as shut-off valves in various industrial applications, especially in situations r...
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A ball valve does not always need to be fully open, but whether it should be fully open or not depends on the application and the design of the valve. 1. Designed for On/Off Control Ball valves are typically designed for full on/off control, meaning they function best when they are either fully open or fully closed. This is because they allow for minimal resistance to flow when fully open and prov...
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Ball valves are widely used in various industrial sectors due to their simple structure, excellent sealing performance, and ease of operation. However, during long-term use, ball valves may develop leaks. Leaks not only lead to the waste of media but can also disrupt the normal operation of the system and even pose safety risks. Common Reasons 1. Aging or Damage of Sealing Materials The sealing pe...
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In industrial applications, ball valves are widely used in fluid control systems due to their simple operation and reliable performance. Among them, Orbit Ball Valves and conventional ball valves are two common types. Although they may appear similar, there are significant differences in their structural design, operating principles, application scenarios, and performance. 1. Structural Design Orb...
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Y-shaped ball valves are widely used in many industrial applications due to their low flow resistance, high flow rate, and good sealing performance. However, like any mechanical device, Y-shaped ball valves may also experience some malfunctions during use. 1. Common faults and cause analysis ①Leakage Leakage is one of the most common faults of Y-shaped ball valves, mainly manifested as poor sealin...
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The wafer ball valve is a valve widely used in industrial pipeline systems, recognized for its compact structure and efficient performance. Advantages of Wafer Ball Valves 1. Compact Design: The wafer ball valve adopts a wafer-type design, with its valve body clamped between two sections of piping using bolts. Compared to traditional flanged ball valves, the wafer ball valve has a more compact str...
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The fully welded ball valve and the ordinary ball valve have significant differences in structure, characteristics, and applications. 1. Structural Differences Fully Welded Ball Valve: The fully welded ball valve adopts a fully welded structure, with no gaskets between the valve body and valve body, and is welded as a whole. This eliminates the need for gaskets or packing typically required in tra...
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Ball valves, as a common fluid control equipment, play an important role in the industrial field. In the classification of ball valves, fluorine lined ball valves and ordinary ball valves are two common and significantly different types. This article will explore the differences between them to help readers better understand when to choose fluorine lined ball valves or ordinary ball valves. 1. Mat...
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Ball valves are mainly used in pipelines to cut off, distribute, and change the direction of medium flow. The ball valve designed with a V-shaped opening also has good flow regulation function. The opening and closing component of a ball valve is a sphere, which rotates 90 degrees around the axis of the valve stem to achieve the purpose of opening and closing. Ball valves have the advantages of lo...
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