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Butterfly Valves

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What is Butterfly Valves

 

Butterfly valves are quarter-turn valves used to control the flow of liquids or gases through a pipe. They have a disc that pivots on a central axis, with the disc being either parallel or perpendicular to the direction of flow. When the disc is turned parallel to the flow, it allows fluid to flow, and when turned perpendicular, it restricts the flow. Butterfly valves are commonly used in HVAC, irrigation, and water treatment applications. They are available in a variety of materials, including stainless steel, PVC, and cast iron.

Benefits of Butterfly Valves

Lightweight and Compact

With a compact design and a smaller face to face dimension, butterfly valves have a considerably less installation footprint and offer savings in the form of lower installation costs including labour cost, equipment, and piping support.

Low Maintenance Requirements

An inherently simple, economic design that consists of few moving parts, and hence fewer wear points, significantly reduces their maintenance requirements.

 

 

Fast Acting

A 90°rotation of the handle, or the actuation mechanism, provides a complete closure or opening of the valve. However, with larger butterfly valves, a gearbox is often required as part of the actuation mechanism which reduces the operational torque and simplifies the operation of the valve but comes at the expense of speed.

Low Cost

Owing to their simple design, butterfly valves require less material and are simpler to design and manufacture and are often the more economical choice compared to other valve types. The cost savings are mainly realized in larger valve sizes, typically above DN 300.

 

 

Stainless Steel Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Stainless Steel Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

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Our carbon steel triple offset butterfly valve has bubble tightness for high temperature and high
Alloy Steel Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Alloy Steel Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our alloy steel triple offset butterfly valve has bubble tightness for extreme application,
Cast Steel Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Cast Steel Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our cast steel triple offset butterfly valve complies with API 609 and EN593 standard, featuring
Flanged Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Flanged Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our triple offset butterfly valves with double flange ends ensures zero leakage performance for
Butt Weld Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Butt Weld Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our triple offset butterfly valve with butt welded end has bubble tightness for high temperature
Wafer Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Wafer Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our wafer triple offset butterfly valve complies with API 609 and EN593 standard, featuring zero
Lug Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Lug Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our lug type triple offset butterfly valve features rigid configuration and renewable seat, which
Manual Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Manual Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our manual triple offset butterfly valve has bubble tightness for high temperature and high
Electric Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Electric Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Electric triple offset butterfly valve features low torque, convenient operation and robust
Pneumatic Triple Offset Butterfly Valves
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Pneumatic Triple Offset Butterfly Valves

Our pneumatic operated triple offset butterfly valve has bubble tightness and bi-directional
Stainless Steel High Performance Butterfly Valves
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Stainless Steel High Performance Butterfly Valves

Stainless steel high performance butterfly valves has features of compact structure and low torque.
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Applications

Butterfly valves are used in diverse industries and applications such as pharmaceutical, chemical and oil, food, water supply, wastewater treatment, fire protection, gas supply, fuel handling, and sanitary fittings. Butterfly valves for water are used as control valves in pipelines to shut off water flow. These valves are available in huge sizes and are suitable for handling slurries and liquids with relatively large amounts of solids at low pressures. Stainless steel butterfly valves are used in corrosive and marine environmental applications as the material is highly durable and resistant to corrosion.

Some common materials for butterfly valves include
 

Cast iron:

This material is strong, durable, and cost-effective. It's often used in industrial applications that involve water or air.

Stainless steel:

This material is resistant to corrosion and oxidation, making it ideal for handling corrosive materials. It's also popular in the food and beverage industry.

PVC:

This plastic material is lightweight and affordable, making it a popular choice for low-pressure applications such as swimming pool systems and aquariums.

Polypropylene:

This plastic material is resistant to chemicals and high temperatures, making it suitable for use in chemical processing plants.

Bronze:

This material is often used in marine applications where the valve may be exposed to saltwater.

Carbon steel:

This material is strong, durable, and heat-resistant, making it suitable for high-pressure applications in the oil and gas industry.

Main Butterfly Valve Types

While these valves all do essentially the same function, there are variations of butterfly valve design to suit different operations. Below are the three main butterfly valve types.

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Zero-offset Butterfly Valve

‘Concentric’ or ‘rubber seated’ are other names for the zero-offset design. Zero-offset means there is no offset by the stem of the valve. The valve seals via interference along the disc edge at the stem between the disc and the rubber seat.
The rubber seated valve has the lowest pressure rating (up to 250 PSI) and withstands heat up to 400°F. Its rubber seat encases the body to prevent contact with the material which maintains the purity of the media.

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High-Performance Double Offset Butterfly Valve

This butterfly valve is referred to as a double offset because the offset is in two places: at the line of the disc seat /body seal, and at the bore. Off-center positioning increases durability for the seal. High-performance valves tolerate pressure up to 1440 PSI and temps up to 1200°F.
A cam-action occurs from the stem being behind the disc as it rubs against the during rotation at 90°for the first 10 degrees of opening, but also for the 10 degrees of closing.

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Triple Offset Butterfly Valve

The best type of butterfly valve for high-pressure systems is the triple offset butterfly valve. Of the three types, the triple offset is the most advanced with lower emissions and is designed to work with various environments. Its heat tolerance is 1200°F as it can withstand 1,480 PSI of pressure.
Like the double offset valve, the triple offset valve consists of two offsets situated in the center, but with a third offset having cam action with right-angled conical sealing. It is frictionless and long-wearing by the metal seal components not making contact until their final point.

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Butterfly Valves Installation And Maintenance

 

 

Installation
Below are some practices that should be considered before installing butterfly valves.
Space should be made for the disc to open when installed directly into a pump. This can be done with a pipe spacer.
To install the valve, the flange must be at room temperature.
While valves can be installed in any form, flat or upright, it is advisable to install them in an upright form. Larger valves require an upright placement to decrease actuator or gearbox weight.
For smaller valves like the hand lever-operated butterfly valves, any installation orientation can work.
Welding jobs should be completed before the installation of the butterfly valve.
Sludges and waste residues in the pipeline must be washed away before the valves are installed.
The flange and valve should be properly aligned so the disc can open and close without blockages.
The materials of the butterfly valve components should be checked to ensure no damage was done during transportation or storage.
The pressure rating of the valve should conform to the requirements.
The parts of the pipe flanges to contact the valves should be clean and free of residue.
The butterfly valve should be tested before bolting the flanges to prevent the disc from catching on the pipe.

 

Maintenance
Below are some essential practices to ensure the butterfly valve works effectively and lasts longer.
The pressure in the pipes should be released before maintenance of the butterfly valves commence.
The valve should be lubricated regularly if operations are done in a dry atmosphere.
The valve should be cycled regularly when not in use.
The process of removing the valve should occur in reverse of the installation.

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FAQ
 

Q: What is a butterfly valve?

A: A butterfly valve is a quarter-turn rotary motion valve that controls fluid or media flow, allowing fast control, low-pressure drop, and high-pressure recovery.

Q: Are butterfly valves bidirectional?

A: Like most industrial valves, butterfly valves can be bi-directional. However, they often have a preferred flow direction that helps lower torque and extend their life.

Q: What is a lug-style butterfly valve?

A: Lug-style butterfly valves have threaded lugs placed on the flanges for bolt connections. These valves are typically composed of metals and are suitable for end-of-line services.

Q: What is a double offset butterfly valve?

A: A double offset butterfly valve features a slightly off-center shaft and disc. This design reduces friction and wear on the valve seat, resulting in better performance and longer lifespan.

Q: How does a butterfly valve work?

A: When the valve handle or actuator is turned, the disc rotates on its axis and allows or restricts flow through the valve.

Q: What is the temperature range for butterfly valves?

A: Butterfly valves can be used in temperatures ranging from -40°F to 500°F, depending on the materials used in construction.

Q: What is the pressure rating for butterfly valves?

A: Butterfly valves are available with a pressure rating ranging from 150 to 600 pounds per square inch (PSI).

Q: What materials are butterfly valves made of?

A: Butterfly valves can be made of a variety of materials, including cast iron, ductile iron, carbon steel, stainless steel, and exotic alloys such as titanium or nickel.

Q: What is the maximum size for a butterfly valve?

A: Butterfly valves can be manufactured in sizes ranging from 2 inches to 144 inches in diameter.

Q: What is the minimum flow rate for a butterfly valve?

A: The minimum flow rate for a butterfly valve is dependent on the valve size and type.

Q: What is the difference between a manually operated and automated butterfly valve?

A: A manually operated butterfly valve is opened or closed by turning a handle while an automated butterfly valve is opened or closed using an actuator.

Q: What are the different types of butterfly valves?

A: The most common types of butterfly valves include wafer type, lug type, and double offset butterfly valves.

Q: What types of actuators are used in butterfly valves?

A: The most common types of actuators used in butterfly valves are pneumatic, electric, or hydraulic.

Q: Can butterfly valves be used with slurry or abrasive materials?

A: Yes, butterfly valves can be used with slurry or abrasive materials, but it is important to select the appropriate materials for construction to prevent damage or wear on the valve.

Q: What is the maintenance required for butterfly valves?

A: Maintenance requirements will depend on the valve type, but most butterfly valves will require periodic inspection, cleaning, and lubrication.

Q: How are butterfly valves installed?

A: Butterfly valves are typically installed between flanges in pipelines using bolts and gaskets. The valve should be properly aligned, tightened, and tested to ensure proper operation.

Q: Can butterfly valves be repaired or replaced?

A: Butterfly valves can be repaired or replaced, but repair options will depend on the extent of the damage and the availability of replacement parts.

Q: How long do butterfly valves last?

A: The lifespan of a butterfly valve will depend on factors such as material selection, operating conditions, and maintenance practices. However, with proper maintenance, butterfly valves can last for many years.

Q: What is the cost of a butterfly valve?

A: The cost of a butterfly valve will depend on several factors including size, material, and operating conditions, but prices typically range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.

Q: Where are butterfly valves commonly used?

A: Butterfly valves are commonly used in a variety of industries such as oil and gas, water and wastewater, chemical processing, and food and beverage. They are also used in HVAC systems and firefighting systems.

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