Knife Gate Valve Actuation Method


Release time:

2021-08-30

The ultra-thin knife gate valve, with its advantages of compact size, low flow resistance, light weight, ease of installation, and simple disassembly, has completely solved the longstanding challenges associated with conventional gate valves, flat-plate gate valves, ball valves, globe valves, control valves, butterfly valves, and other similar types of valves—such as high flow resistance, heavy weight, difficult installation, and large footprint. Since the introduction of the knife gate valve, a large number of general-purpose shut-off and control valves have been replaced by it. To date, the United States and Japan are the largest consumers of knife gate valves worldwide.

yingbei Drive types for knife gate valves: manual, chainwheel, electric, pneumatic, hydraulic, bevel gear, electro-hydraulic, and electro-pneumatic, among others. Knife gate valve body styles: exposed stem and concealed stem. Knife gate valve materials: cast iron, cast steel, carbon steel, stainless steel, fluoropolymer-lined, and others. Knife gate valve seals: various materials including hard seals, soft seals, single-sided seals, and double-sided seals.

The ultra-thin knife gate valve, with its advantages of compact size, low flow resistance, light weight, ease of installation, and simple disassembly, has completely solved the longstanding challenges associated with conventional gate valves, flat-plate gate valves, ball valves, globe valves, control valves, butterfly valves, and other similar types of valves—such as high flow resistance, heavy weight, difficult installation, and large footprint. Since the introduction of the knife gate valve, a large number of general-purpose shut-off and control valves have been replaced by it. As of today, the United States and Japan are the world’s largest consumers of knife gate valves.

The application range of knife gate valves is:

1. Mining, coal washing, and the iron and steel industry—used for coal washing pipelines, slurry filtration pipelines, ash discharge pipelines, and more;

2. Purification device—used for wastewater, slurry, sewage, and clarified water containing suspended solids;

3. Paper industry—used for pulp of any concentration and slurry-water mixtures;

4. Power plant ash removal—used for ash and slag slurry.

 

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