Download BrochureGlobe valves are primarily used as control valves where throttling or both throttling and shut-off are required. Globe valves can also be used for on-off service; however, because of the design, a pressure drop becomes inherent. This is generally confined to on-off applications where the valve is normally closed and pressure drop is not important when the valve is open. Normal applications will find the globe valve with the flow and pressure under the disc. Hi - Tech cast steel globe valves are commonly made in outside screw and yoke designs with full ports (including seat ring) and heavy-duty, conical plug type discs.
| Size Range | Class |
|---|---|
| 1 1/2" - 20" | Class 150 / Class 300 / Class 600 / Class 1500 |
| End Connection |
Flanged End - ANSI B 16.5, BS 10 Table, etc. Butt Weld End – ASME B 16.25 Screwed End - ASME 1.20.1 |
| Design Standard | API 6D, API 1868 , ASME B 16.34, ASME B16.25 |
|---|---|
| Testing Standard | API 598, BS 6755 |
| Face To Face | ANSI B 16.10 |
| End Connection | ANSI B 16.5, BS 10 Table, AWWA C 207, IS 6392 |
| Pressure Temperature Chart | ASME B 16.34 |
| Operator | Size Range |
|---|---|
| Hand Wheel : | 1 1/2" - 14" |
| Gear Operator : | 16" and above |
| Shell | WCB, CF8, CF8M, CF3, CF3M, CF8C, CN7M, CD4MCu, Hastelloy, Inconel, Duplex Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Trim | SS410, CF8, CF8M, CF3, CF3M, CF8C, CN7M, CD4MCu, Hastelloy, Inconel, Duplex Stainless SteelSwing |
The body is full ported and spherical in form. The design utilizes large radiuses which allow for the stresses, flow resistance and turbulence to be kept to a minimum. Valve bonnets are equipped with a backseat bushing.
Standard body-cover joints of our globe valves are machined as follows:
| PRESSURE CLASS | JOINT DESIGN |
|---|---|
| 150, 300, 600 | Raised face Male-and-Female |
| 900* & over | Ring Type Joint |
*Pressure Class 600 also available in Ring Joint Type
Hi - Tech can supply any style of gasket required by the customer.
The valve is normally supplied with the conical plug type disc. The disc rotates freely on the stem and incorporates a differential angle from that on the seat ring. This design provides the maximum assurance of shut off, is less likely to stick in the body seat, and is considered the simplest design for field repair.
The disc is held onto the stem utilizing the disc nut and a split-ring disc retainer on 2�–4� in pressure classes 150 and 300. Larger sizes as well as pressure classes 600 and higher utilize the disc nut and a button head design which is integral with the stem. Bottom guided discs are available.
Seat rings are designed to greatly reduce and/or prevent any turbulence and avoid damages due to corrosion. The seat rings are forged or rolled in one piece and then seal welded and overlaid, if required. After welding and all required heat treating, the seat ring faces are machined, thoroughly cleaned and inspected before leaving for assembly.
As Hi - Tech’s standard, all stems are rotating and rising; however, a non-rotating design is available when specified by the customer. The accuracy in the dimensions and finishes assure a long life with a perfect tightness in the packing area, resulting in lower fugitive emissions. All of our stems are designed with integral backseat features which provide an ultimate seal during packing changes.
The depth of the stuffing box allows for a sufficient amount of packing, which makes the stem seal. Hi - Tech’s standard packing arrangement and stuffing box design meets <100 ppm fugitive emission requirements.
If specified in the purchase order, lantern rings and/or grease injectors can be furnished.
The stem packing is designed and arranged to ensure a maximum seal along the stem during operation or while at position, thus allowing for a greater reduction in fugitive emissions. Our packings are of non-asbestos types.
Hi - Tech can supply any style of packing required by the customer.
The packing gland design is a two-piece self-aligning type. The packing gland has a spherical head that rides within the spherical joint of the gland flange. The packing gland has a shoulder, which restricts the complete entry into the stuffing box bore. This particular design assures a straight compression of the packing as the gland eyebolts are being equally adjusted, without injuring the stem.
The stem nuts on Hi - Tech’s standard rising stem globe valves are threaded into the top of the yoke where they are secured with a tack weld.
Handwheels are designed with a comfortable grip for easy operation. As our standard, hammer-blow type handwheels are provided as listed in the next column:
| PRESSURE CLASS | PRESSURE CLASS |
|---|---|
| 150 | 8� and larger |
| 300 – 600 | 6� and larger |
| 900 and over | 4� and larger |
Our valves are also available with gearing, motor actuators or cylinder actuators for the more demanding services.
For normal service conditions, ASTM A194 Class 2H and ASTM A193 Grade B7 nuts and stud bolts are furnished. If specified for high temperature service conditions, ASTM A194 Class 4 and ASTM A193 Grade B16 nuts and stud bolts are furnished. Standard bolting furnished for our stainless steel valves consists of ASTM A194 Class 8 and ASTM A193 Grade B8 nuts and stud bolts.
Hi - Tech can supply any bolting as requested by the customer.
Our standard production covers valves with:
Accessories such as gear operators, actuators, bypasses, locking devices, chainwheels, extended stems and bonnets for cryogenic service and many others are available to meet the customers requirements.