Product Overview
The cryogenic butterfly valve is an integrated valve composed of a low-temperature butterfly valve and an electric actuator. In order for the low-temperature butterfly valve to operate safely and reliably at low temperatures, the valve parts have undergone cryogenic treatment before precision machining. The valve cover adopts a long neck structure to protect the sealing effect of the packing. Widely used in pipeline equipment with media such as ethylene, liquid oxygen, liquid hydrogen, liquefied natural gas, and liquefied petroleum.
Structural Features
Characteristics of cryogenic butterfly valve: The material of the pressure bearing parts of the electric cryogenic butterfly valve can withstand the expansion and contraction caused by changes in medium temperature. The structure of the sealing part will not undergo permanent deformation when the temperature changes. At cryogenic temperatures, the structural material is now not carbon steel, but austenitic stainless steel, bronze, and Monel. In such a temperature range, the operation of the valve is generally to control extremely cold gases and liquefied gases. Commonly encountered are air, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, and helium.The elongated upper valve cover adopts a double seal with a joint valve shaft, ensuring the long-term stability of the sealing packing at low temperatures. It is widely used in the control of cryogenic fluid processes such as liquefied natural gas and air separation industries.