Floation Ball Valve

1.Indication of valve's open and close positions Ball, stem and handle are one assembly unit. The stem head is flat-square structure and the valve is easy to be seen either in the opened or closed position from the place the handle is in, When the handle or the flat-square of the stem head is parallel with the pipe line, the valve is in the full opened position; while in the fully closed one when vertical to the pipeline. 2.Locker To prevent maloperation of the valve, a hanging lock can be used to lock it when it in the fully opened or closed position, which is very important especially for the valve mounted outside or not allowed to be opened or closed by the technologicalflow,to avoid accident.

3.Stem fly-resisting structure The stem may be pushed out by the pressure in the middle cavity of the body when the medium goes through the valve. To prevent this, a fly-resisting structure is made on the lower part of the stem(Fig.1). In this way, even if the packing and/or thrust bearing are burnt out in a fire or damaged by other causes, the medium's pressure inside of the body will have both stem flange and upper sealing face of body tightly contacted so as to prevent a lot of medium from leaking from the damaged packing place. 4.Electrostatic-proof device and fire-fighting structure Both electrostatic-proof device(Fig.2) and fire-fighting structure(Fig.3) are designed. Once the seat ring is burnt out in case of a fire, the ball would be directly contacted with metal face of the body so as to prevent a lot of medium from leaking from the burnt place of the seat ring. 5.Unique sealing structure of seat ring The dual-line seal (Fig.4) and the self-combustible pressure dischargeable seat ring (Fig.5) designed by way of combining the years ball valve manufacturing experience and the foreign advanced know-how can ensure the full seal under a high or low pressure and a vacuum state.

6.Full or reduced diameter The valve nominal diameter is identical to the inner diameter of the pipeline (which can be reduced one if so required by users) for the sake of cleaning (Fig.6)