Cryogenic Ball Valve

The resilient seat butterfly valve, also known as a centerline butterfly valve, is a component used for controlling flow and isolating sections in piping systems. The structural feature of the centerline butterfly valve is that the stem axis, the center of the butterfly disc, and the center of the body are all aligned in the same position. This design is simple and easy to manufacture. A common example of this type is the rubber-lined butterfly valve.

RAYS Through Conduit (T.C.) Slab Gate Valves are manufactured with a full bore port, rising stem OS&Y and with floating seats and gate, pressure energized, for a bubble tight shut off upstream and downstream under both low and high differential pressure. Double block and bleed capability and automatic relief of excess body pressure are a standard feature of this seat design. The smooth, continuous bore minimizes turbulence within the valve and when in the open position it produces a pressure drop equivalent to a portion of pipe of the same length and diameter. The seat faces are outside the flow stream and therefore protected from the erosive action of the flow. Pigs and scrapers can be run through the valve without damage.