| Marken | TTV |
|---|---|
| Funktion | On-off valves |
| Industrie | Energy, Petroleum, chemical, Plant engineering & construction, Pulp & paper, Steel, Sugar, starch, Water, waste water |
| Anwendung | Chemical resistance, Hydropower, Media containing solids, Pulp & paper applications, Steam and energy, Water & waste water |
| Betriebstemperatur | Standard temperature |
| Nenndruck | ANSI, 150, PN, 10, 16 |
“The metal seated butterfly / shut-off and control valves type MTVC and MTVCL are intended for marine applications.
The butterfly valve type MTVC is a wafer type valve for mounting between flanges.
The valve MTVCL is a lug type valve.
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The throttle valves RD and RA are designed as a wafer type valve with a centric valve disc and are suitable for operating temperatures up to 800°C, depending on the choice of material.
For flanges according to DIN EN 1092-1 or ASME B16.5 / ASME B16.47. Lengths according to the company standard.
Connecting flange for actuators to DIN EN ISO 5211.
Testing according to DIN EN 12266.
Versions:
RD without seat (leakage approx. 1% of surface equivalent),
RA with metal travel stop ring (leakage approx. 0.5% of surface equivalent),
RA with seal ring (leakage approx. 0.3% of surface equivalent),
RA with metal travel stop ring with seal ring (leakage approx. 0.1% of surface equivalent)
“The square flap gate type RC from Orbinox is a valve without a housing that is primarily used for waste water, irrigation, hydropower and similar applications.
It is made of stainless steel with an elastomer seal for tight shut-off.
The valve is available in different dimensions and for different pressures.”
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