Floating-Ball-Valve-Manufacturer-in-USA

1. Floating Ball Valve Manufacturer in USA SVR Global is a valuableFloating Ball Valve Manufacturer in USAthat offers a wide range of product solutions, satisfying even the most demanding operating conditions, ensuring more flexibility, more capacity and therefore more excellent economy. Definition of a Floating Ball Valve: A floating ball valve features a ball, a valve, and a stem. The stem is connected to a slot at the top of the ball which allows the ball to rotate a quarter turn (90 degrees). The ball is free to float inside the valve body. The ball is held in the position by the compression of the two elastomeric seats against the ball. Once pressure is applied, the flow will push the ball against the seat creating a bubble-tight seal. This type of valve design is capable of bi-directional shut-off. The floating valve is very difficult to operate when upstream pressure is high. Advantages of a Floating Ball Valve: • Compact in design. • Fast shut off, only a 90-degree turn is required to close the valve. • Flow pressure will not be reduced when the valve is fully open. • No possibility of leakage. • The open or closed state of the valve can be easily detected by the position of the handle. Industries that use a Floating Ball Valve: SVR Global is a valuableFloating Ball Valve Manufacturer in USAhaving a presence in • Chemical Industry • Drilling Platform • Gas Industry • Oil Industry • Petrochemical Industry • Power Industry • Water Supply Industry

2. Definition of a Ball Valve: A ball valve is a quarter-turn on/off valve with a rotational motion that controls the flow of a liquid or gas. Ball valves are referred to as quarter-turn valves because the ball rotates 90 degrees between the fully open and fully closed positions. On/off valves either allow flow (on) or obstruct it completely (off). These valves are also known as isolation valves, because they can effectively shut down flow into a segment of a system, often for maintenance to be performed. A ball valve comprises a valve housing, which is often a metal casting and a perforated ball. The flow is restricted by turning the ball 90 degrees around its axis using a stem. Advantages of a Ball Valve: • Compact in size • Corrosive environments aren’t an issue • Do not require lubrication • Easy to use • Fast-acting • Flexibility in design • Great shut on/off capability • Long life expectancy • Low-pressure drop (flow is almost unrestricted) • Minimal leakage through wear & tear if properly used. • Low maintenance cost • Requires little maintenance • Suitable for emergency power outages • Suitable for use in high-pressure environments • Time effective to operate Disadvantages of a Ball Valve: • Body cavity filled with fluid • Not suitable for high temperature • Not suitable for throttling

3. • Not suitable for thicker media as sedimentation could occur and damage the valve disc & seat. • Surge pressure could occur due to rapid closing and opening. • The partially exposed seat erodes quickly in a throttling position due to the impact of high-velocity flow. • Should be positioned upright and cannot be used for throttling because the valve handle has been rotated. Industries that use Ball Valves: • Automotive • Chemical • Cryogenic • Oil & Gas • Petrochemical • Power Processing • Vacuum • Water Treatment Description of a Floating Ball Valve: Body Material: Stainless steel, brass, or other metals, Cast Steel (WCB, WCC, WC6, WC9), Cast Iron, SS316, SS304, Forged Steel (F22, F51, LF2, F304, F304L, F316, F316L) Class: 150-2500; PN 10-PN 450 Ends: Buttweld, Flanged, Socketweld, Threaded Operation: Gear operated, Electric actuated, Lever-operated, Pneumatic actuated Size: 1/4’’ to 48’’ About various valves provided by SVR Global -https://svrglobal.net/products/floating-ball-valve/