DL-6F Steam Valve

Steam valves are typically made from materials that can withstand high temperatures, pressures, and corrosion. Common materials include:

• Cast Iron: For low-pressure steam systems.

• Carbon Steel: For high-pressure and high-temperature applications.

• Stainless Steel: For corrosive environments or high-purity steam.

• Bronze or Brass: For smaller valves or low-pressure systems.

1. Power Generation: Control steam flow in turbines and boilers.

2. HVAC Systems: Regulate steam for heating and humidification.

3. Food and Beverage Processing: Sterilization and cooking processes.

4. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Steam used in reactors and sterilizers.

5. Pulp and Paper Industry: Steam for drying and processing.

6. Oil and Gas: Steam injection for enhanced oil recovery.

1. Pressure and Temperature Ratings: Ensure the valve can handle the system's operating conditions.

2. Valve Size: Match the valve size to the pipe diameter and flow requirements.

3. Material Compatibility: Choose materials resistant to corrosion and erosion caused by steam.

4. Type of Operation: Manual, pneumatic, or electric actuation depending on the application.

5. Standards and Certifications: Ensure compliance with industry standards (e.g., ASME, API, ISO).