• DN100 Wafer Type Butterfly Valve BS Standard BS5163 System 1
DN100 Wafer Type Butterfly Valve BS Standard BS5163

DN100 Wafer Type Butterfly Valve BS Standard BS5163

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General valve using the market long-term, widespread Water Leakage, rust phenomenon, soft sealing gate valve produced by the introduction of foreign advanced technology of the enterprise. To overcome the poor sealing gate valve, general elastic fatigue, rust and other defects. Soft sealing gate valve is a traditional valve replacement products, the compensation effect of using flexible gate produce small deformation, achieve good sealing effect, the valve has a light switch, reliable sealing, good elastic memory and long service life and other significant advantages, can be widely used in water, sewage, construction, food, medicine, metallurgy, electric power, textile, energy systems, fluid pipeline regulation and closure devices as.

The characteristics of:

- flat style seat

The traditional control valve often pass after washing due to foreign objects such as stone, wood, cement, paper, and other debris deposited on the valve at the end of the groove. Close but not close easily lead to the formation of Water Leakage phenomenon, the lower part of the soft sealing gate valve with water using the same flat design, easy to siltation caused by debris, the fluid unimpeded.

And the overall package glue

The valve plate is made of high-quality rubber overall, the outsourcing of plastic, making the domestic first-class rubber vulcanization vulcanization after the valve plate to ensure accurate geometry, and the rubber and ductile iron gate is connected firmly, not easy to fall off and good elastic memory.

And corrosion resistance

The valve body adopts epoxy coating powder, can prevent the corrosion and rust, and can be used for sewage systems.

And not easy to break

Traditional cast iron garden gate often hit foreign objects, collision or overlap caused by the fracture phenomenon. Because the valve to switch to ductile iron, this is the case already significantly reduced.

Three "O" ring seal

As the valve stem with three "0" ring ring seal design, can reduce friction when the switch is greatly reduced, Water Leakage phenomenon and can cut off the water supply construction not replace sealing ring.

And help to drink

Due to the internal body to non-toxic epoxy resin coating, gate of the inner and outer surfaces are completely coated with rubber and can not rust or corrosion of water available to drink.

- Casting valve

Valve body casting, precise geometry makes the body without any internal finishing to ensure that the valve seal.

And light weight

The valve is made of ductile cast, lighter in weight than conventional gate weight about 20%-30%. Convenient installation and repair.

Overview:

General valve using the market long-term, widespread Water Leakage, rust phenomenon, soft sealing gate valve produced by the introduction of foreign advanced technology of the enterprise. To overcome the poor sealing gate valve, general elastic fatigue, rust and other defects. Soft sealing gate valve is a traditional valve replacement products, the compensation effect of using flexible gate produce small deformation, achieve good sealing effect, the valve has a light switch, reliable sealing, good elastic memory and long service life and other significant advantages, can be widely used in water, sewage, construction, food, medicine, metallurgy, electric power, textile, energy systems, fluid pipeline regulation and closure devices as.

The characteristics of:

- flat style seat

The traditional control valve often pass after washing due to foreign objects such as stone, wood, cement, paper, and other debris deposited on the valve at the end of the groove. Close but not close easily lead to the formation of Water Leakage phenomenon, the lower part of the soft sealing gate valve with water using the same flat design, easy to siltation caused by debris, the fluid unimpeded.

And the overall package glue

The valve plate is made of high-quality rubber overall, the outsourcing of plastic, making the domestic first-class rubber vulcanization vulcanization after the valve plate to ensure accurate geometry, and the rubber and ductile iron gate is connected firmly, not easy to fall off and good elastic memory.

And corrosion resistance

The valve body adopts epoxy coating powder, can prevent the corrosion and rust, and can be used for sewage systems.

And not easy to break

Traditional cast iron garden gate often hit foreign objects, collision or overlap caused by the fracture phenomenon. Because the valve to switch to ductile iron, this is the case already significantly reduced.

Three "O" ring seal

As the valve stem with three "0" ring ring seal design, can reduce friction when the switch is greatly reduced, Water Leakage phenomenon and can cut off the water supply construction not replace sealing ring.

And help to drink

Due to the internal body to non-toxic epoxy resin coating, gate of the inner and outer surfaces are completely coated with rubber and can not rust or corrosion of water available to drink.

- Casting valve

Valve body casting, precise geometry makes the body without any internal finishing to ensure that the valve seal.

And light weight

The valve is made of ductile cast, lighter in weight than conventional gate weight about 20%-30%. Convenient installation and repair.


 


 

Q:It has been known that although tissue valves have lower rates of thrombotic episodescompared with mechanical valves, they are difficult to procure, and their longevity has not yet been proven. Is this true as of 2007? Thanks for answering.
Tissue valves do last as long as mechanical valves in most cases. Most of those are porcine valves, and some are bovine. The majority of those are used to replace the aortic valve. The mitral is almost always replaced with a mechanical valve.
Q:Hi guys, Thanks for your advice. RandyK is right, my dad's GP told me that if we don't get the valve operation, his heart will swell in years time and might cause more complicated illness. Just let you know my dad had seen his cardiologists recently and had some scan or tests done. The results will be discuss in next appointment, they suggested that mechanical valve would be used if the operation go ahead. At the mean time I just hope and pray his condition will under control by medication. Wendy, may I ask you how old are you when you had your valve operation? I am too scare to suggest or encourage my dad to do the operation. Because if there is any difficulties or worse ...during operation, I will be the one send him away......If anyone have a relative like my dad's case,(76 years old had valve operation) please give me some advice.. Many thanks
A friend 65 and I , age 61, had our mitral valves replaced this year. I felt very tired at first. Barely could get up into a pickup truck. My chest felt stiff with difficulty raising my arms. I slept on a couch with 2 pillows awhile. If I laid down flat on the bed, I could not breathe comfortably. It felt so great to be able to lie down flat on the bed after about a month. I had little twinges in my chest occasionally. It has gradually gone away. After 6 months, I feel great and can do all I could do before surgery. I go to water aerobics 2 times a week and walk my dog. Many people are getting valves replaced at ages 60 and 70.
Q:I have been diagnosed with a bicuspid aortic valve and a discrete stenosis under the valve at 11 years old. I am now 25. My cardiologist told me I might need a valve replacement a 70. Can people actually live long with that condition? I don't understand it. And he only wants me to have an ultrasound every 3 years because nothing has changed in the past 10 years. Can my condition change in a short time? At a dangerous level? I have bad anxiety because of this.
The mitral valve between the left atrium and left ventricle only has two cusps and it works fine. Since the valve going into the left ventricle has two valves, it stands to reason that a similar valve going out of the left ventricle would function similarly if it was the same size and shape. The number of cusps is not entirely related to how well the valve functions. In your case, the opening of the aortic valve is slightly smaller than normal, but clearly capable of passing an adequate amount of blood. The stenosis alone may be the only problem caused by the valve. The stenosis you have likely creates some back pressure when the left ventricle contracts. The heart compensates partly for the back pressure but this prolonged compensation wears on the heart valve a little more than normal. So, you end up with a heart that more or less functions normally but the back pressure and compensation cause the heart valve to wear out faster than normal. Its a gradual effect. The type of damage done from this circumstance is not something that changes rapidly. Evaluating the condition every three years is still probably a very cautious approach and its not certain that the stenosis will ever become a significant problem even if you live well beyond 70 years.
Q:Hi, i bought an xr250r 2002 model. I rebuilt the engine and put in new exhaust valves. After i did this proper compression in the motor came back and it wasnt blowing smoke anymore. I took it for a 'run-in' ride, and noticed that the engine was quite noisy. I guessed it was the valves needing adjusting. I got numbers for the valve clearences which were: .004 of in inch for the exhaust valves and .005 of an inch for the air intake. Now i have done this the compression in the bike is enormous, it is barely possible to kick over, and the motor is very noisy, there is a loud ticking noise which im guessing is still the valves. Is all this normal considering i have just rebuilt the engine, put in new valves and hardly ridden (one 50km ride)? I would like to keep riding it to run it better to see if the motor loosens up, but im scared to ride it as it is. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
.004 is a bit tight for an exhaust valve? usually this is nearer 10 thou. It is better to have slightly larger clearances to the tappets/ valves than to be too tight and risk burning your valves. You do not mention the decompressor! I'm sure your bike should have a manual decompression lever if not an auto retard unit on the cam shaft to allow you to atleast crank the engine up to TDC on the compression stroke. I suspect that is where the noise problem is coming from, either that or you might be one tooth out on your cam shaft gear allowing the piston crown to kiss the valve when it is open...hence explaining the very hard to turn over!! but see my other comment too! What ever It is time to remove the inspection covers and re examine the whole set up. BTW the bike should be an UTTER PIG to kick over compression without a decompressor!! as it has a very high compresion ratio. expect to be standing up on the kick start if you are less than 160 lb (11 stone) 78 kg
Q:I have a 96 Toyota Camry. I am putting about 4 qts. of oil in it a month. Other than this issue and some other minor things this car is in great shape. It doesn't appear to be smoking from the tailpipe and I never find any puddles of oil under the car after it has been sitting in one place for a while. What can be wrong with my car causing it to eat this much oil. Every now and then I smell a little burning oil but it is not coming from the exhaust. I'm thinking a valve job. Engine has 250,000 miles on it and it runs great other than the oil thing. I drive it 116 miles a day back and forth to work. Any suggestions??? Help!!!
A valve job is removing the cylinder head(s) from the engine so the valves, guides and seats can be refurbished to restore compression and oil control. A valve job may be necessary by the time an engine has 80,000 or more miles on it, or to fix a burned valve, compression or oil burning problem. If the valves are to be reused, they will be inspected, checked for straightness then refaced. Many shops automatically replace all the exhaust valves to reduce the risk of failure (exhaust valves run much hotter than intakes and are much more likely to fail). On the other hand, if you have an import car with dual overhead cams, four-valves-per-cylinder and a lot of fancy valvetrain hardware, you might be looking at a total bill of $200-$300. Parts typically cost much more for import engines as well as performance engines and diesels. The labor to do the valve work is also much more involved on these overhead cam multi-valve heads. (Of course, they didn't tell you that when you bought the car. All they stressed was the fantastic performance of overhead cams and multiple valves.)
Q:I think on old AC units They had a different valve than the shrader. It might be called a king? Anyway, I can't get my gauge to read the pressure. The needles don't move at all. How can I measure, refill this type of HVAC?
no offense,but i'm a little concerned that you have gauges and the knowhow to check freon,but dont know about different types of service / access valves.apply any advice at your own risk......anyway,,if you remove the large cap that covers the stem of the service valve you need to [ with gauges already connected] turn the stem clockwise to open it so your gauge can read the pressure,[ they make a special service valve wrench for this purpose,an adjustable wrench usually will work,but be careful not to strip the square end of the stem if its old and doesnt want to turn],,only turn the stem one or two times around,,DO NOT keep turning it clockwise until it stops or you will close the valve off....when finished checking with gauges,be sure to turn stem counterclockwise until it stops turning,,then you can safely remove gauges..if you remove gauges without turning stem counterclockwise,the the freon will blow out of the valve when gauges are removed,,not a pleasant experience,, be sure to where gloves and goggles,esp if you arent used to doing this......dan
Q:is there any way to buy refills for empty valve oil bottles, such as holton or al cass
Refills? okorder they are horrible!
Q:How do you know if you need a new EGR valve or if you just need to clean it?
Bring it to the dealer, they will take it apart and find out whether it's just clogged or broken or something else - like for example, DPFE sensor on Fords
Q:i have a 98 ford escort SE. oil spils out the dipstick. we think its the pressure release valve. sadly we dont know where that is. any imput would be great
it's probably a blocked pcv valve it's an emissions fail so get it fixed
Q:I want to switch off the water in the bathroom only due to replacing sink taps, will water still come out of the pipe if i turn the stop valve
Assuming that the stop valves are good, turning them off will stop the flow of water to the sink taps. To test them, turn on the water faucet at the sink, then turn off both stop valves. The water should stop coming out of the faucet. If it continues to drip, the stop valves are defective and should be replaced when you do the job. If this is the case you'll have to shut off the main water valve or a valve upstream of the stops to replace them. Good Luck

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