Three-way Ball Valve

Description

Data sheet

-Reduced port T port /L port, 1/4’~3″ (DN6~DN80)
– W.P.： 1000WOG （PN63）
– W.T.:-20°C~180°C
– Investment casting
– Blow -out proof stem
– Live-loading design
– Anti-static device (option)
– There are four seats
– 360° Rotary handle
-Locking device handle (option)
-ISO 5211 Direct mounting pad
-Automation accessories (option)
-Thread type: ASME B1.20.1 (NPT)，
DIN 259 / DIN 2999, BS 21, ISO 288-1, ISO 7-1

Here are the main features and functions of a three-way ball valve:

1. Fluid control: A three-way ball valve has multiple connections, with one being the inlet and the other two being outlets. By rotating the ball, the flow of fluid between different pipelines can be controlled. The fluid can be directed to one outlet or distributed between two outlets, allowing for fluid allocation and mixing.
2. Multiple flow modes: A three-way ball valve can achieve different flow modes, including forward flow, reverse flow, and shut-off. By rotating the ball, the fluid can be directed to the desired pipeline or completely shut off.
3. Reliable sealing: Three-way ball valves have excellent sealing performance to prevent fluid leakage. Reliable sealing materials such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) are commonly used to ensure reliable sealing in different flow modes.
4. Multiple material options: There is a wide range of material options for three-way ball valves. Different materials such as stainless steel, copper alloys, and cast iron can be chosen based on specific application requirements. This allows for compatibility with various media and working environments, offering good corrosion resistance and durability.
5. Wide applications: Three-way ball valves are widely used in various industries and fields, including chemical, petroleum, natural gas, water treatment, pharmaceuticals, and more. They are used to control fluid distribution, mixing, and redirection, making them suitable for applications that require flexible control of fluid flow direction.

In summary, a three-way ball valve is a versatile valve that enables fluid control and distribution between multiple pipelines. It offers reliable sealing performance and finds extensive use in industrial and commercial applications.

T-Type and L-Type Three-Way Ball Valve Introduction:

1. T-Type Three-Way Ball Valve:

   • A T-type three-way ball valve features one inlet and two outlets, forming a shape similar to the letter “T”. The ball has a single passage that can direct the fluid from the inlet to one of the outlets or distribute the fluid from one outlet to the other.
   • T-type three-way ball valves are commonly used in applications that require fluid distribution or mixing. They can direct the fluid into different pipes or equipment to achieve fluid allocation, mixing, or redirection.

2. L-Type Three-Way Ball Valve:

   • An L-type three-way ball valve also has one inlet and two outlets, forming a shape similar to the letter “L”. The ball has two mutually perpendicular passages, with one passage connected to the inlet and one outlet, and the other passage connected to the inlet and the other outlet.
   • L-type three-way ball valves are commonly used in applications that require fluid transfer from one pipe to another. They can redirect the fluid from one direction to another, allowing for flow control between different pipes.

These two types of three-way ball valves serve different purposes and functions based on their fluid distribution and flow control capabilities. By selecting the appropriate T-type or L-type three-way ball valve according to specific flow requirements and pipe layouts, effective fluid control and distribution can be achieved.