Unox Stainless Steel Disc Check Valve
What is a Stainless Steel Disc Check Valve?
A stainless steel disc check valve is a type of valve that allows fluid to flow in only one direction, preventing backflow. It consists of a valve body with a hinged flap or disc attached. When the fluid flows in the correct direction, the disc moves out of the way, allowing the fluid to pass through the valve. When the flow stops or reverses, the disc returns to its original position, preventing fluid from flowing backward.
Stainless steel is commonly used in check valve construction because it is corrosion-resistant. Check valves are widely used in various applications, including water treatment plants, chemical processing facilities, and oil and gas pipelines, to prevent backflow and protect equipment and piping from damage.
Check valves are general-purpose fittings suitable for liquids, gases, and steam. They enhance operational safety and can sometimes replace more complex fittings. Using such a valve is advantageous because it requires minimal installation space and time, saving floor area—making the Unox Disc Check Valve especially practical.
Technical Specifications
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Body: AISI 304 – AISI 316 – CF8M
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Disc: AISI 304 – AISI 316 – CF8M
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Spring: AISI 304 – AISI 316 – CF8M
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Spring Pressure Plate: AISI 304 – AISI 316 – CF8M
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Sizes: DN15 – DN100
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Operating Temperature: -10 °C – 300 °C
Applications
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Heating / hot water systems
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Water treatment and sewage systems
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Steam generation and supply systems
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Energy pipelines (water, air, steam, etc.)
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Directional systems for refineries and chemical plants
Features
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Ensures one-way flow
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Corrosion-resistant
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Long service life
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Low maintenance
Usage Areas
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Pipelines
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Pumps
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Tanks
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Pools
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Wastewater treatment plants
Advantages of Stainless Steel Disc Check Valve
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Prevents backflow by ensuring one-way flow
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Corrosion-resistant, ensuring long life
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Low maintenance reduces operating costs
Disadvantages
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Higher price compared to other valve types
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Installation and maintenance can be more challenging than other valves
How to Choose a Stainless Steel Disc Check Valve
Consider the following factors:
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Type of fluid
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Fluid pressure
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Fluid temperature
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Flow rate
Prices
The price of stainless steel disc check valves varies depending on the valve size, material, and features. Smaller, simpler valves are lower-priced, while larger valves with advanced features are more expensive.
Applications
Check valves can be installed between pipeline flanges for liquids, gases, and steam regardless of orientation.
Components
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Body
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Disc
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Spring
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Spring Pressure Plate
Pay attention to quality standards (ISO – TSE).