Bestobell – World leaders in cryogenic valve design

A pioneering range of Pneumatic Actuated Gate Valves, with the sealing performance of a globevalve but the flow

characteristics of full bore specification, has been launched by Bestobell. The new tyre-type actuated Emergency Shut Off Gate Valve in

sizes DN40 to DN80 is described as a real step forward in cryogenic valve design, and has been developed by Bestobell in

response to widespread market demand. It combines the design features that have made the manual gate valve the preferred type for many of

the world’s cryogenic road trailers, with the proven advantages of the tyre-type pneumatic actuator. Traditionally globe valves have been

favoured by cryogenic storage tank builders and industrial gas companies to ensure tight shut off. Conversely, the gate valve, despite its

greater flow capabilities, has been unpopular due to the unreliable sealing capabilities of available products, as well as installation and

maintenance issues. However, the unique lapped finish on the Bestobell Gate Valve’s seat means excellent sealing performance comparable to

that of a globe valve. Kevin Fretwell, Bestobell Valves’ Technical Director said, ‘We believe this product will become the preferred

solution for the emergency shut off valve required on cryogenic road trailers in most countries.’ Proven track record Over the last five

years, Bestobell manual gate valves have become the preferred choice of many of the world’s most successful trailer

builders. More recently, the Bestobell gate valve is being used with great success in other nontraditional applications, such as top and

bottom fill valve duties on trailers, static tanks, as well as LNG satellite plants.
Kevin Fretwell added, ‘This valve has created a real win-win situation for the cryogenics industry. Superior flow rates mean cryogenic

trailers can now be filled and emptied at far greater speed, meaning much better utilization of assets. And on the DN50-DN80 sizes, we’ve

reduced downtime even further by including in the design a body seat that is removed from the valve body with the headworks. With

conventional gate valves, if the critical valve seat-face is

damaged the only solution is to cut the valve body from the pipework. But with the Bestobell Gate Valve you simply remove the headworks,

replace the seat and re-install – simple, fast and cost effective. For many years the tyre-type pneumatic actuator has been used

predominantly by the industry due to its compact and robust design, and clear method of indicating open and close positions. Indeed, many

engineers now view it as the industry standard. The Bestobell Cryogenic Emergency Shut Off Gate Valve now includes this design and offers a

single convoluted Air Spring Actuator of rubber construction. It also includes a manual override facility fitted as standard. Now for the

first time, these two industry-proven solutions have been combined in this Bestobell Cryogenic Gate Valve, ideal for

emergency shut off applications. Bestobell Valves is a world leader in the design and manufacture of cryogenic valves, recognised globally

for product quality and innovation. Bestobell valves are used with numerous cryogenic liquefied gases including oxygen, carbon dioxide,

nitrogen, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and argon.
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Forged Brass Ball Valve

Quick Details
Standard or Nonstandard:

Standard
Structure: Ball
Pressure: Medium Pressure
Power: Manual Material: Brass Temperature of Media: Medium

Temperature
Media: Water Port Size: 1/4–4 Place of Origin: Zhejiang China (Mainland)
Model Number: MKC Brand Name:

MAC surface: nickel
Packaging & Delivery Packaging Detail: 1) the package standard: standard export carton, box. 2) If

customer has special requirement. It is available to provide the colorful package against the design of customer.
Delivery Detail

30days

Specifications all products are approved by ISO9001 and CE approved
Specifications
Brass ball valve
Model: mkc
Size:

1/4″-4″
Certificate: ISO9001, CE
Material: brass body, brass ball, aluminum butterfly
Brass ball valve
SPECIFICATION:
1) Model: much
2) Size: 1/4″-4″
3) Standard: full port
4) Temperature: -30<t<120
5)

Threaded: iso228/1
6) Opening /closing tests: 20000times
Anti-OXYGEN glue applied to join body &bonnet
Suitable medium:

water, non-causticity liquid, saturated steam.
COMPONENT:
NO.: Component
Material: 1Body: C37700
2 Bonnet: C37700
3 Ball: C37700
4 Seat Ring: Teflon
5

Stem: C37700
6 Packing Rings: Teflon
7 Washer: C37700
8 Handle: Steel & Aluminums
9 Nut: Steel
FEATURES:
Ball valve is bottom loaded stem designed, this anti-blow-out stem also prevents tempering
With the internals of the

valve when in the line;
The ball valve has a double seal with elastic O-RINGS

chosen for their high resistance to ageing.
Perfect seal at low and high pressure and wear resistant, solid and reliable for life-time

use.
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Ball valve manufacturing overall market forecast

China has 500 million yuan output value of 773 of the ball valve manufacturer, accounting for about 70% of the valve output. According to the Chinese Valve Association President juice, 773 enterprises in 2005 amounted to 25.935 billion yuan sales afternoon, the valve can be presumed to 2005 the output value of 36.144 billion yuan nationwide. More than 20 exploration and experts to access information, in accordance with their pre-lunch side of the valve sales in China in 2010 amounted to 6.736 billion yuan.
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Check valve flow?

which way does the air flow in the vacuum line (under the intake
manifold) that goes from the throttle body to the solenoid valve (over
the air box)?When I replaced the PCV system (Thanks to the information found in this
site) I noticed that the check valve under the intake manifold was
pointing from the EVAP canister to the throttle body (that’s the way VW
built the engine because the line still had those one-time use hose
clamps); though the vacuum line diagram printed on the car says that the
air (vacuum, I don’t know) flow is supposed to go from the throttle
body to the EVAP canister (solenoid valve).



I had a CEL (P0171) that fixed a few days ago; it was a “vacuum line
leak” (in the line before mentioned). I followed the directions on the
vacuum line diagram on the car and put the check valve in the way it’s
supposed to be. Now, I have another CEL (P0441) which is a faulty
solenoid valve (part of the same vacuum line) and I’m wondering if I’m
getting the CEL due to the switch in the flow in this particular check
valve…!

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How to Check Valve Stem Caps

A valve stem cap keeps debris out of the valve stem which could cause
the valve stem core to fail. The cap is removed to check air pressure
and to inflate or deflate the tire. Some caps come with a pin on the top
of the cap that can untwist or At Provoscooter you will find a growing selection of performance and
stock replacement parts for your scooter. Our focus at Provoscooter is
providing performance parts and support to the 50cc - 150cc scooter
performance market. To help all our visitors find the products and
information they need we have many resources that will be of service to
you in your quest to get your scooter running just right!



If you are a returning visitor to Provoscooter, you will notice that we have undergone many changes over the last little while.We apologize for this inconvenience. We hope that these upgrades globe valve will
improve your shopping experience with us, and make it easier for you to
find what you are looking for.
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China Crane Wafer Check Valve

The ISA bus was developed by a team lead by Mark Dean at IBM as part of
the IBM PC project in 1981. It originated as an 8-bit system and was
extended in 1983 for the XT system architecture. The newer 16-bit
standard, the IBM AT bus, was introduced in 1984. In 1988, the Gang of
Nine IBM PC compatible manufacturers put forth the 32-bit EISA standard
and in the process retroactively renamed the AT bus to "ISA" to avoid
infringing IBM's trademark on its PC/AT computer. IBM designed the 8-bit
version as a check valve buffered interface to the external bus of the Intel 8088
(16/8 bit) CPU used in the original IBM PC and PC/XT, and the 16-bit
version as an upgrade for the external bus of the Intel 80286 CPU used
in the IBM AT. Therefore, the ISA bus was synchronous with the CPU
clock, until sophisticated buffering methods were developed and
implemented by chipsets to interface ISA to much faster CPUs.
Designed
to connect peripheral cards to the motherboard, ISA allows for bus
mastering although only the first 16 MB of main memory are available for
direct access. The 8-bit bus ran at 4.77 MHz (the clock speed of the
IBM PC and IBM PC/XT's 8088 CPU), while the 16-bit bus operated at 6 or 8
MHz (because the 80286 CPUs in IBM PC/AT computers ran at 6 MHz in
early models and 8 MHz in later models.) IBM RT/PC also used the 16-bit
bus. It was also available on some non-IBM compatible machines such as
the short-lived AT&T Hobbit and later PowerPC based BeBox.
Madge 4/16Mbps TokenRing ISA NIC.
Ethernet 10Base-5/2 ISA NIC.
In
1987, IBM moved to replace the AT bus with their proprietary Micro
Channel Architecture (MCA) in an effort to regain control of the PC
architecture and the PC market. (Note the relationship between the IBM
term "I/O Channel" for the AT-bus and the name "Micro Channel" for IBM's
intended replacement.) MCA had many features that would later appear in
PCI, the successor of ISA, but MCA was a closed standard, unlike ISA
(PC-bus and AT-bus) for which IBM had released full specifications and
even circuit schematics. The system was far more advanced than the AT
bus, and computer manufacturers responded with the Extended Industry
Standard Architecture (EISA) and later, the VESA Local Bus (VLB). In
fact, VLB used some electronic parts originally intended for MCA because
component manufacturers already were equipped to manufacture them. Both
EISA and VLB were backwards-compatible expansions of the AT (ISA) bus.

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On-Off Valve or Control Valve ?

I'm currently working in a Gas Processing design and I'm a little bit confused in one subject.

So here is the case

I
have two Feed Gas Scrubbers (upstream and downstream of Compressor).
The Feed Gas is normally in 100% vapor form (no liquid flashing
expected).

Bottom of these scrubbers will be discharged to close
drain vessel. Each of them have a control valve installed to control
the liquid level in the vessel.

As I mentioned before that the
Feed Gas stream normally contain no liquids, what will be the best
design for the control valve, an on-off valve OR a controlling one ?

The on-off valve will be opened if the liquid level reach HLL, then emptying the liquid until it reaches LLL in 3-5 minutes.

OR

Control Valve that will maintain the level of liquid in the vessel ?
It really depends on your level controller.  If you are trying to maintain the fluid level in a narrow range and have a throttling level controller (like a CEMCO), then you want a valve that reacts to a variable signal (i.e., a control valve).  If you have a snap-acting controller then it is going to send a signal on an event (i.e., the float reaches the end of travel) and you want an on/off valve.

Many applications that would have been throttling in the past are going to on/off because of fugitive emissions concerns.  A common way to do throttling is to have a continuous bleed that is throttled as the float moves up and down, sending a lower pressure signal to the control valve.  This bleed is not a small amount of gas, so if you are using process gas for your control stream then you are putting that gas into the atmosphere.  On the other hand if you are using control air there is an energy cost to the bleed stream.
Some control valves, often called dump valves are designed for nearly
dry vessels.  Any control valve would require tight shutoff.  Also you
don't want a throttling valve to operate much really near the
seat.  Thus the controller could include gap action that does nothing
until some percentage then opens and throttles until near the seat then
closes.  Several options exist.
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