The rising stem gate valve is usually made from cast or forged steel and is applied for crude oil,
water, steam, gases and others nonabrasive media. A rising stem gate valve is designed with straight through bore type with rising
stem, outside screw and yoke, bolted bonnet and stainless steel trim. The open
and closed position of the valve is easily distinguished by the stem position.
The wedge is replaceable without needing to remove the valve from the
pipelines.
Rising stem gate valve is a kind of valve which prevents water flow and
leakage when fully closed. When the valve is fully opened, it does not have any
influence which disturbs water flow. Sealing is achieved by metal rings on the
body and on the wedge. When the rings match with each other, they provide
sealing. The wedge moves up and down by turning the revolving stem provided
with a functional thread, enabling opening and closing of the valve.
With its rising
feature, the user can detect from long distances whether the valve is open or
closed and act immediately on the situation. Furthermore, the optional
protection tube that is located at the top of the rising stem gate valve acts
as a protection to the rising stem which prevents obstacles from contacting to
the stem, and indicates whether the valve is fully opened or not. On the stem,
accessories such as actuator, extension spindle, gearbox, chain wheel can be
assembled.
The rising stem gate
valve
allows for two-way flow direction and used for closing or opening the medium
flow. This type of valve can be installed in horizontal and vertical positions
in the piping systems. It is widely applied in process industries such as Palm
Oil and Refinery Plant, Food Industries, Petrochemical, Fire Protection System,
Power Plant and Cooling System.
From the above statement, you may have a basic understanding about rising stem gate valve, and hope it could
be of some help when you are choosing a gate valve. Or you can make a
comparison with the non- rising type stem gate valve, then you can better know
which type you want.
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