| Valve Type ID | 4084d8fb-7c9e-4eb6-b048-aabe0d6cc2f2 |
|---|---|
| Size Range | DN200-DN400 |
| Pressure Rating | PN64.0-PN192.0 |
| Temperature Range | -196°C to 250°C |
| Body Material | ceramic |
| Trim Material | Hastelloy |
| Seal Material | PTFE |
| Stem Material | titanium alloy |
| End Connection | flanged |
| Standard | ASME |
| Operation Method | pneumatic |
| Flow Coefficient (Cv) | 77.82 |
| Leak Rate | ANSI Class VI |
| Applicable Media | corrosive media |
| Applications | corrosive media |
| Industry Tags | food & beverage |
| Test Pressure | 19 |
| Design Pressure | 192 |
| Design Standard | ASME |
| Design Temperature | 250 |
| Body Material Grade | LCA |
| Weight (kg) | 1968 |
Globe valves are linear-motion valves intended for throttling and regulating flow, at the cost of higher pressure drop than gate or ball valves. Selection focuses on trim type, flow-characteristic (linear/equal-percentage), body pattern (Z, Y, angle), and material compatibility for the service.
Q: What is a globe valve used for?
A: Globe valves are used where flow regulation or throttling is required. They provide good shutoff and controllability but introduce a higher pressure drop than isolation-style valves.
Q: Which standards govern globe valves?
A: Common references include API 600 and BS 1873 for steel globe valves.
Guidance reflects general engineering practice for globe valves; confirm against the project specification and applicable standards before procurement.
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