Application of brass valves

Brass valves are one of the most widely used industrial equipment. These equipments are named based on the type of metal or alloy it is made of.

A variety of brass materials are used in the production of gas valves. Brass materials with different percentages and characteristics of alloy elements are used in the design of gas valves. For all industries that require hydraulic connections and all types of brass valves and fittings, the choice of brass alloy is very important and can be different depending on the operating conditions considered. Since this alloy is composed of copper, zinc, and other alloys in smaller amounts, using the correct percentage is critical to ensure consistent results for the purpose of gas valve design.

For example, the higher the zinc content in The more types of brass valves, the mechanical resistance increases, but this also increases its fragility. Gas valves must ensure that the valve is properly closed to prevent the release of any gas that could be a hazard to any operator. Alloy elements are also used by having the correct content to prevent structural failures. Therefore, the percentage of zinc should never be too low and should be above 45%; Because any other alloy amount above this limit means that brass is no longer of engineering importance for gas valves. Therefore, the combination of these elements should be obtained from the brass type with the correct combination of zinc and other metals in all types of brass valves in order to provide a correct solution for each category of designed components.

Valves are used to stop and regulate the flow of water, and all types of brass faucets have pros and cons and applications for which they are best suited. Most residential plumbing valves are part of the water supply system and are used to control the flow of pressurized water from a private well or water supply. Depending on the type of valve design, they may be suitable for simple ON and OFF control of water flow, or they may be designed to regulate the volume of water flow instead. Most valves and valves are available in a variety of materials, including bronze, brass, and PVC plastic. Be sure to choose materials suitable for the type of pipe used in the piping system.

Gate valves are among the most common valves in plumbing applications. Gate valves control the flow of water by raising or lowering an internal gate using a handle or knob on the top of the valve. Gate valves should never be used to control flow rates. They are designed to be either fully open (allowing for full flow) or fully closed (stopping flow completely); Using them to regulate water flow can destroy these valves.

Gate valves are very reliable for shutting off water supply and are commonly used as shut-off valves on main and branch water lines, although valves Balls are gradually becoming more popular in these programs. Because internal metal parts can corrode, it is not uncommon for a gate valve to be in the on or off position; They are typically used in applications where the water must be turned off only infrequently.

Ball valves are probably the safest type of valve and are usually used to shut off the main water and to shut off the branch line. Like gate valves, a ball valve is designed as an all-or-nothing valve; They must be fully open for full flow or fully closed to stop all water flow. Internally, these valves have a ball with a hole in the middle, which is connected to an external lever-type handle. When the handle is parallel to the water supply pipe, the valve is open and when it is perpendicular, the valve is closed. This category serves as a useful visual aid; So you know at a glance whether the water is closed or open.

Externally, butterfly valves are similar to ball valves; Because they have a lever handle that opens and closes the valve. Inside this design, a metal disk is used that rotates to regulate the flow of water. Because the water flows around the disc, which is in the center of the valve, even if the valve is fully open, the water flow is reduced somewhat. Unlike a ball valve, which is intended as a shut-off valve, a butterfly valve can precisely adjust the flow rate. One of the notable drawbacks of a butterfly valve is that the gasket inside the valve can present maintenance problems after a few years. Butterfly valves are primarily used in industrial applications and are typically used in domestic plumbing systems. are not found Shutoff Valve Fixture Shutoff valves are small valves that have a small twist knob or handle and are used to control the flow of water to individual plumbing fixtures such as faucets and toilets. There are straight versions and 90 degree angle versions (also known as angle valves or angle stops). Shutoff valves allow you to work on faucets or other fixtures without having to turn off the water to the entire home.

Externally, fixture shut-off valves resemble small gate valves in that they usually have a small knob or wheel that turns to open and close the valve. Internally, fixture shut-off valves can use one of several different designs. Some types use a simple compression washer that opens and closes against a valve seat operated by a valve stem. Others use a diaphragm design, where the valve stem controls a flexible diaphragm that presses against the arm of the valve seat to stop the flow of water.

Water pressure relief valves are installed to reduce the overall water pressure in a piping system to a desired level. They usually have a spring and a diaphragm that adjusts to a certain level depending on the pressure of the water source. Pressure relief valves are not used to open or close water flow; Rather, they lower it to reduce the overall water pressure. They are typically used in homes that receive relatively high pressure water from the city water supply, where the pressure may damage the home's plumbing systems.

A check valve is a special valve that is used to maintain the flow of water in one direction only and prevent the flow in the opposite direction. Most types are not operational and therefore do not have control knobs. Check valves can use a variety of internal mechanisms, including ball control designs and diaphragm check designs. An operating type of control valve, known as a checkpoint, can be used to completely stop the flow of water in either direction.

Brass needle valve: It is used to adjust and disconnect the flow.

Brass strainer valve: For fluid filtration in the line

Sliding brass valve: It is used to control the flow of fluids.

Pressure relief valve: To prevent pressure. A lot in the plumbing system

Hose valve: Opening and closing the flow in open areas

Gas valve: Turning off and connecting the gas flow

Urinal valve: to adjust and control the flow pressure of hot and cold water

Fire valve: for the time of fire

>Balance valve: equalization of water pressure in the piping network