Here is a comment I made in the past about it. Anti-static devices are very important. The valve would still fully function without the device. However, without it you risk friction potentially causing heat or sparks. Which could lead to a fire or worse depending on the medium running through the valve. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching.
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Good question. This valve does have an anti blow out proof stem. The design maybe a little different than other manufacturers. The stem has a larger OD at the bottom and can not pass through the stem bushing. The stem bushing is bolted to the body which will prevent the stem from blowing out. Check out minute 6:55 for more details. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching and the comment.
Applying grease can be tricky. Many factors come into play. How often is the valves used, what is medium running through, etc. The best practice is to grease only in emergency applications and before operating the valve. To much grease can sometimes lead to issues. Hope this helps. Thank you for the comment.
@@everythingvalves They are used for natural gas, usually are always opened. I’ve recommended to every 6 months to close and open them to avoid getting stuck, but nothing else is done. I was doubting if they should be greased, thanks for the info
Anti-static devices are very important. The valve would still fully function without the device. However, without it you risk friction potentially causing heat or sparks. Which could lead to a fire or worse depending on the medium running through the valve. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching.
@@everythingvalves Thanks for the response, I have one more question, As per API 6D the trapped gas pressure in valve body cavity shall be not more than 133% of rates pressure class, in order to prevent this condition we use a pressure equaliser to send excess pressure either upstream or downstream. My question is, how the pressure equaliser works to prevent excess pressurisation of valve body cavity?
@@mohdabidshaikh12 that’s a multi answer question. One example can be using self relieving seats on Trunnion ball valves. With this feature the seats will relieve trapped pressure to the downstream side preventing thermal expansion. If you have more specific questions please feel free to contact us via email. Thanks for your questions, I hope this helps.
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I plan to make a future video showing the repair/rebuild of the valve. I will try to make it very soon. Please check out my other videos about floating ball valves and trunnion ball valves for more information. Thanks for watching.
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Nice very good information great job 👍
Like the narrative, Things are more clear when viewing real exploded views compared to GA diagrams.
Keep the good work.
Cheers
Jose I’m glad this was helpful. Thank you for watching.
Very good video and knowledgeable . Thanks for posting such useful content.
Thank for your kind words and support. Glad the content is helpful.
Beautifully explained
Very nice explanations, keep it up mate!
Keep posting videos! Really helpful
Thanks for the explanation
Very useful 👌 thanks
Edilberto Duarte your welcome. I appreciate you watching.
Beautiful.
Very helpful videos sir
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Sir job available for valve technician
Very excellent video!!
Thank you very much.
Thank you!
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I just dismantle a valve like this one, but the size is bigger and the stem part was not easy at all. Thanks
nice one! cheers
very well explained vid as always ! however i'd like to ask about the fonction of the anti static device?
Here is a comment I made in the past about it. Anti-static devices are very important. The valve would still fully function without the device. However, without it you risk friction potentially causing heat or sparks. Which could lead to a fire or worse depending on the medium running through the valve. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Nice video sir...pls do video on control valve pls..
Control valves would be a good video. I will try to do one in the near future. Thanks for watching.
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thank you indeed.
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Thank you very much for the comment.
This valve didn't have anti-blowout option in stem. Can you please confirm it?
Good question. This valve does have an anti blow out proof stem. The design maybe a little different than other manufacturers. The stem has a larger OD at the bottom and can not pass through the stem bushing. The stem bushing is bolted to the body which will prevent the stem from blowing out. Check out minute 6:55 for more details. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching and the comment.
@@everythingvalves Thanks for your reply.
Should i grease reagularly ball valves? aprox 10" in diameter
Applying grease can be tricky. Many factors come into play. How often is the valves used, what is medium running through, etc.
The best practice is to grease only in emergency applications and before operating the valve. To much grease can sometimes lead to issues.
Hope this helps. Thank you for the comment.
@@everythingvalves They are used for natural gas, usually are always opened. I’ve recommended to every 6 months to close and open them to avoid getting stuck, but nothing else is done. I was doubting if they should be greased, thanks for the info
What are the Advantages of providing Anti-static design to valves, and what would happen if we ignore the same?
Anti-static devices are very important. The valve would still fully function without the device. However, without it you risk friction potentially causing heat or sparks. Which could lead to a fire or worse depending on the medium running through the valve. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for watching.
@@everythingvalves Thanks for the response, I have one more question,
As per API 6D the trapped gas pressure in valve body cavity shall be not more than 133% of rates pressure class, in order to prevent this condition we use a pressure equaliser to send excess pressure either upstream or downstream.
My question is, how the pressure equaliser works to prevent excess pressurisation of valve body cavity?
@@mohdabidshaikh12 that’s a multi answer question. One example can be using self relieving seats on Trunnion ball valves. With this feature the seats will relieve trapped pressure to the downstream side preventing thermal expansion. If you have more specific questions please feel free to contact us via email. Thanks for your questions, I hope this helps.
Make a identical review video on s
Basket strainer
Thanks for the suggestion. I will try that out in the near future.
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I need to know the restoration of the same valve so I get information regarding every component.
I plan to make a future video showing the repair/rebuild of the valve. I will try to make it very soon. Please check out my other videos about floating ball valves and trunnion ball valves for more information. Thanks for watching.
@@everythingvalves thanks bro
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That was not stem bushing, that was top cup with stem bushing in it and stem o-rings in it. Video quiet good, actually.
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body gasket?? thats the firetested seal or grafoil ring gasket
Please stop the background music
Thanks for the comment. The background music is an essential part of the videos. I will take this into consideration on future videos and see about changing the genre of music. Thanks again.
@@everythingvalves Essential for what purpose?