Cast Steel DIN F15 Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve

The Cast Steel Slab gate valves is a sliding valve with closing parts as parallel gates. The shutter can be single gate or double gate with extension mechanism. The pressing force of the gate to the valve seat is controlled by the medium pressure of the floating gate or floating seat. If it is a double gate flat gate valve, the expansion mechanism between the two gates can supplement this compaction force.The flat gate valves can be divided into manual flat gate valves, pneumatic flat gate valves and electric flat gate valves according to the driving mode. It can be divided into flat gate valve with diversion hole, flat gate valve without diversion hole, flat gate valve of oil field, flat gate valve of pipeline and gas plate valve.

KOSEN Cast Bronze Gate Valves are designed and manufactured to ensuru leakage of less tjan 100 ppm(parts per million) of volatile organic compounds. Extensive base line laboratory testing (static and cycle testing) has been performed establishing critical design parameters necessary to achieve low emission sealing in the KOSEN stem packing seal area and in the bonnet gasket sealing area, in-house testing procedure has been developed and is periodically performed to ensure that standard product design and manufacting criteria consistently result in the KOSEN Cast Bronze Gate Valve meeting a maximum of 100ppm Voc leakage prior to shipment.

Forged steel gate valve refers to the closing piece (gate) along the path of the central line of the vertical movement of the valve. The forged steel gate valve is mainly cut off in the pipeline. Forged steel gate valve is a widely used valve, and its general caliber DN or less 50 cutting device selects it. Forging steel gate valves are more common.

The opening and closing parts of gate valves are gate plates, and the movement direction of the gate plates is perpendicular to the direction of the fluid. The gate valves can only be fully opened and closed, and can not be adjusted or throttled. The gate has two sealing surfaces. The two sealing surfaces of the most commonly used mode gate valves form wedges and wedge angles that vary with the parameters of the valve, usually 50 and 2 52'when the medium is not high. The sluice gate of a wedge valve can be made into a whole, called a rigid gate, or a sluice which can produce a small amount of deformation to improve its craft and make up for the deviation produced by the angle of the sealing surface in the process of processing, which is called an elastic gate.