Flow Regulation
The disc or plug changes the available flow passage as the valve is operated. Performance depends on the specific design and service conditions.
50 mm to 600 mm
Floating type: PN 20, PN 40 and Class 150 to Class 2500.
API 623, BS 1873 and ASME B16.34.
Testing can be carried out according to applicable project requirements.
| End Connection | Standard |
|---|---|
| Flanged End | ASME B16.5 |
| Butt-Weld End | ASME B16.25 |
Globe valve design complies with API 623, featuring a higher stem diameter than conventional BS 1873 configurations.
Configurations are available for fugitive emission requirements in accordance with API 624 and ISO 15848-1.
Body-guided disc construction helps provide disc stability and minimize vibration during operation.
Non-rotating rising stem construction for 2" and above can help reduce operating torque compared with rotating rising-stem designs.
In-situ seat arrangements are available across the globe valve range for dependable seating performance.
Inconel overlay cladding is available as an option for applications requiring enhanced surface resistance.
Soft-seated and metal-seated configurations can be specified for zero-leakage shutoff requirements in accordance with API 598 or the applicable project standard.
Forex Valves is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, and offers industrial valve solutions for pipeline applications. Globe valves are used to regulate or isolate fluid flow when the valve design and operating characteristics meet the requirements of the service.
A globe valve is a linear-motion valve that controls flow through the movement of a disc or plug relative to a stationary seat. Its internal flow passage is designed to support flow regulation, making globe valves suitable for applications requiring flow control as well as shut-off.
Actual flow characteristics, pressure drop and control performance depend on the valve's internal design, size and operating conditions.
The disc or plug changes the available flow passage as the valve is operated. Performance depends on the specific design and service conditions.
A globe valve can provide shut-off when its design, seating arrangement and operating conditions are suitable for the application.
Valve selection should account for pressure, temperature, process medium, material compatibility and required flow characteristics.
A globe valve generally consists of a body, bonnet, stem, disc or plug, seat and sealing components. These parts work together to control the flow passage as the valve is operated.
Material and construction requirements depend on the process medium and service conditions. Review the following details before selecting a valve:
Globe valves may be considered for industrial flow-control and isolation duties where the selected valve configuration meets the process requirements.
Industrial process lines requiring specified flow regulation or isolation.
Utility systems where material compatibility and operating conditions are suitable.
Applications requiring review of temperature, pressure and valve design.
Selected plant services based on project specifications and service conditions.
Pipeline and process duties subject to the applicable project requirements.
Process applications where wetted materials are compatible with the medium.
Provide complete operating and connection details so the proposed valve configuration can be reviewed against the intended application.
Determine whether the valve is required for flow regulation, isolation or another specified duty.
Specify the nominal valve size and required connection dimensions.
Provide normal and maximum operating pressure and temperature.
Confirm the fluid and any relevant chemical or material compatibility requirements.
Check body, disc, stem, seat and sealing materials against the service conditions.
Consider required flow rate, pressure drop and control characteristics.
Identify applicable design standards, testing requirements and project documentation.
Forex Valves is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Customers can share their application details and technical specifications to confirm whether a suitable globe valve configuration is available.
Review the product range and provide the relevant service conditions when enquiring about an industrial valve.
A globe valve is commonly used to regulate fluid flow and can also provide shut-off when its design is suitable for the application.
Operating the valve moves a disc or plug relative to the seat, changing the available flow passage and controlling the amount of fluid that passes through.
Globe valves are commonly selected for flow regulation because of their internal flow-control design. Gate valves are generally used for on-off isolation rather than routine throttling.
Important factors include valve size, pressure, temperature, process medium, material compatibility, end connections and required flow-control performance.
They may be used in industrial process piping, utility systems, steam systems and other applications where the selected valve configuration meets the service requirements.
Use the Globe Valve Enquiry link above and provide the required valve size, operating pressure, temperature, process medium, materials and connection details for review.
