Xiangyu Valve Co.,Ltd.

03/12/2022

There are two main types of ball designs: floating and trunnion. Floating is the most common design, while trunnion balls are often more expensive.
Floating balls are supported by cupped seats to create a tight seal between the body and the ball. Trunnion balls work similarly to floating balls, only the seats are spring loaded and the ball only rotates on its axis. The operating torque is generally lower for trunnion valves.

27/10/2022

Engineered valves and main flexibility to satisfy customer
Requirements are our strength
The highest technology level in product development meets a long experience in valves industry for all applications such as: LNG, REFINING, UPSTREAM, FLOW LINES, SEAWATER INJECTONS

29/09/2022

What Is a V Port Ball Valve?
If you need a ball valve that accurately regulates the flow rate, we would recommend the V port ball valve to you. The difference between the V port ball valve and the traditional ball valve is that the ball is a V-shaped port, and the common ones are 30°, 45°, 60° or 90° angles so that you can better control the flow.

16/09/2022

When to Use 1-Piece & 2-Piece Ball Valves？
One- and 2-piece ball valves are the most common types of ball valves used across industries, wherever on/off fluid control is required. An exhaustive list of applications would be pages long, but common use cases include processing plants in the food, automotive, chemical, pharmaceutical and agricultural industries.
While either type of ball valve is adequate for many applications, neither 1- nor 2-piece ball valves should be used in high-cycle or high-pressure systems that require frequent maintenance. One-piece ball valves are not designed to be repaired, and, while it is possible, attempting to repair and reinstall a 2-piece ball valve is not recommended.

09/09/2022

Processes involving high temperatures, high pressures and other punishing conditions call for carefully designed, field-proven valves. Plant managers agree — when an application is so demanding that nothing else works, XIANGYU is the one to call.
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07/09/2022

Nothing stands the test of time, but our valves can last even longer with proper maintenance.
Contact us today!
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03/09/2022

Our portfolio of valve products enables clients to choose the design, trim, materials and coatings that best fit their application. MOGAS is always ready to help in the valve selection process with our engineers and industry managers, who can guide clients to a tailored, application-specific solution in your industry, including:
•Pulp and Paper
•Power Generation
•Waste Water Treatment Plants
•Chemical Plants
•Food and Beverage
•Printing and Dyeing
•Sugar and To***co
•Mining
•Metallurgical
•Petrochemical
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30/08/2022

Chosen for their durability and reliability, ball valves provide on/off control for fluid or gas media. Ball valves appear in many industrial and commercial processing systems, and there are product variations that can accommodate almost any application. Several of these variations involve the number of pieces that make up the valve body design, which affects the upfront cost and capacity for maintenance.

24/08/2022

XIANGYU manufactures valves for basis weight control, paper stock, liquor, steam, dilution water control and others. Valve styles that can handle everything from abrasive Kaolin clay slurries to recycle trash. The application guide charts in the Valve Guide for the Pulp & Paper Industry serve as a starting point in the valve selection process. For additional information, contact us.
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22/08/2022

16/08/2022

What’s the difference between fail-open and fail-closed valves?

Fail Open (FO) means that when there is a loss of signal, the valve opens.
If you are using your valve in a back pressure application, such as holding pressure on a separator, a fail open valve would allow you to prevent excessive pressure build up on the upstream side of the valve in the event of a failure.

Fail Closed (FC) means that when the signal is lost, the valve closes.
If you are using your valve in a pressure reducing application, such as suction control on an air compressor, a fail-closed valve would help protect any downstream equipment from excessive pressure in the event of a failure.
No matter which failure mode is selected, always ensure your system includes the proper safety valves to prevent overpressure.