Gate Valve Oil And Gas

The valves have to comply with several standards making the entire scope of supply very complex which is a perfect match for stafsjö.

Gate valve oil and gas. Gate valves are used in every industry where piping systems need to be isolated and flow must be blocked. Back in 1988 the scope of this standard was modified to include threaded end and weld end valves in addition to flanged end valves. Today our extensive range of gate globe check ball and triple offset valves are installed in a broad range of the oil and gas industry s toughest applications from complete valve packages for lng terminals and carriers to four way switch ball valves for delayed coker units. At red point we know that high quality valves are important to achieve these goals.

Our valves solve many issues that we see common to oil and gas applications. We ve also solved issues of pipe turbulence and erosion leakage to atmosphere pipe stress and structure failure with our design all while maintaining. Knife gate valves working on mud handling on oil platforms are facing the toughest process conditions. The external valve stem threads prevent contamination from flow media.

Oil and gas. This inlcudes oil gas petroleum refining petrochemical pulp paper marine power generation mechanical construction and industrial gas. Valves supplied to this market are produced in carbon steel 316 duplex super duplex and 254 smo. The asme valve standard b16 34 is a globally accepted standard to design manufacture and test valves used in the oil and gas industry.

Hostile climate and regulatory compliance are other important factors in the market. Fca offers customers reliable 100 safe technical solutions for oil and gas fields. Valves for the oil gas sector. For instance our guided shear gate design can actually cut through solids unlike traditional knife gate valves.

The demands in the oil gas industry for timely and cost efficient management of existing and new projects is high. Across the global oil and gas industry gate valves are primarily used to permit or prevent the flow of liquids.