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DN80 PN160 WCB trim:5# RF flange manual gate valve
- Valve type: gate valve
- Port size:DN80
- Pressure:PN160
- Material: WCB
- End: RF (raised face flange)
- Operation: manual
- Application: boiler
- Medium: HP condensate
- Medium temperature: 150°C
Structure and material list:
Body and bonnet: ASTM A216 GR.WCB
Wedge: CA15+STL6
Seat:F6A+STL6
Stem: ASTM A182 GR F6a
Gasket: SPW SS316+Graphite
Packing : Graphite
Pressure:PN160
Temperature:≤250°C
The painting is an important considered factor for offshore application valves
Selecting a suitable painting (coating) for an offshore gate valve is critical to protect it from the harsh marine environment, where factors like saltwater, humidity, and corrosion are prevalent. Here’s a guide to help in the selection:
1. Corrosion Resistance
Coating Type: Use coatings with high corrosion resistance, such as epoxy-based paints, polyurethane, or zinc-rich primers.
Multilayer System: Offshore valves often require a combination of primer, intermediate, and topcoat layers to provide long-term protection.
2. Saltwater and Marine Protection
Anti-corrosive Coating: Ensure the coating can withstand constant exposure to saltwater. Marine-grade coatings, like those with anti-corrosive properties, are ideal.
Cathodic Protection: Consider pairing the valve with cathodic protection systems (e.g., sacrificial anodes or impressed current systems) for added durability.
3. Abrasion Resistance
Offshore environments can be abrasive due to debris and sand in seawater. Choose coatings with high abrasion resistance to prevent wear and tear.
4. Temperature and Pressure Conditions
The coating must also withstand extreme temperatures and high-pressure conditions typically found in offshore operations. Select coatings rated for high-temperature applications, such as silicone-based or thermal-barrier coatings.
5. Chemical Resistance
Offshore environments often involve exposure to various chemicals. Ensure the coating is chemically resistant to any substances the valve might encounter, such as oil, gases, or cleaning agents.
6. UV Protection
Use coatings with UV-resistant properties, especially for valves exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods, to prevent degradation.
7. Application Process
Surface Preparation: Proper surface cleaning (e.g., shot blasting) is essential before applying any coating to ensure adhesion.
Compliance Standards: Ensure the coating complies with relevant industry standards (e.g., ISO 12944 for offshore corrosion protection).
By selecting coatings based on these factors, the gate valve will have a longer lifespan and perform optimally in challenging offshore environments.