Turbine-driven fixed ball valves are a high-performance type of valve that uses a turbine mechanism to rotate the ball 90 degrees, thereby opening and closing the fluid. Their compact design and control system ensure flexibility in operation and superior sealing performance, effectively preventing fluid leakage.

Working Principle

The turbine-driven fixed ball valve operates by the turbine mechanism to rotate the ball 90 degrees, thereby opening and closing the valve. The ball is supported by upper and lower fixed axes within the valve cavity, rotating around the valve stem's axis to complete the opening and closing action.

Structural Features

Tight sealing performance: Engineered with a special sealing structure design, ensuring excellent sealing under high pressure and high-temperature conditions.

‌Wear and Corrosion Resistant: The spherical surface has been specially treated to enhance wear and corrosion resistance, thereby extending its service life.‌

‌Lightweight Operation: The turbine-driven mechanism makes operation more light and flexible, reducing the labor intensity of the operator._

Application Fields

Turbine-driven fixed ball valves are widely used in various fluid control systems, particularly excelling in the petrochemical, power, and water treatment industries. Their high reliability and stability enable these industries to safely conduct fluid control and transmission.