| Marken | ChemValve-Schmid |
|---|---|
| Funktion | Safety valves |
| Industrie | Energy, Plant engineering & construction, Water, waste water |
| Anwendung | Chemical resistance, High temperature, Low temperature/ cryogenic, Steam and energy, Water & waste water |
| Nenndruck | ANSI, 150, 300, PN, 10, 16, 25, 40 |
| Betriebstemperatur | Cyrogenic, High temperature, Low temperature, Standard temperature |
The check valve CSC / CSCF offers efficient performance in a small space.
A robust shaft and a defined end stop guarantee an above-average service life. The angled shaft seat ensures improved seat tightness even at low pressures. The valve can also be equipped with a spring that supports the closing process. The large number of turns of the optional spring prevents overloading and guarantees long-lasting durability.
The check valve CSC / CSCF can be used in all industrial processes with liquids, gases and steam.
“RT gate valves valvole in cast design are used to prevent backflow in pipe systems. Due to their fully open design, this results in minimal pressure drop.
Design:
* The housing material is made of cast steel. The valves have a bolted or pressure seal bonnet (for higher pressure).
* The valve disc is made with forged material. On request, the disc can be supplied with an overlay of Stellite or other materials.
* The disc hinge joint is designed in such a way to achieve a
perfect tightness, which means a self-positioning disc system. “
“The JC Valves check valve is designed with either a bolted or pressure seal bonnet. Both variants are designed in such a way that the disc and seat can be replaced. The valve is designed according to ANSI.
These housing check valves are mainly used in the oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical, energy and mining industries.”
The DTEF from Chemvalve-Schmid is a high-quality PTFE check valve.
The check valve was developed especially for use in PTFE- lined pipe systems and for chemically aggressive media.
The metallic support ring encloses the PTFE parts and therefore protects the valve from deformation damage.
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