A floating type ball valve is a widely used flow control device known for its efficient operation and robust sealing capabilities. This valve features a ball that is not fixed to the stem or body but is instead "floating" within the valve housing. The floating ball is held in place by the compression of two elastomeric seats, allowing it to move slightly within the valve body when pressure is applied. This movement ensures a tight seal against the downstream seat, making it highly effective in preventing leakage.
Floating ball valves are typically used in low to medium-pressure applications and are constructed from durable materials such as stainless steel, brass, or carbon steel to handle various fluids, including gases, water, and oils. The valve is operated with a quarter-turn handle, providing quick and easy on/off functionality.
This type of ball valve is commonly employed in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, water treatment, and HVAC systems due to its compact design, reliable performance, and cost-effectiveness. Its straightforward construction ensures minimal maintenance, making it a preferred choice for diverse applications.
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