Problems In Using Fluorine-lined Stop Valves

In the use of Lined Globe Valve, the following problems may exist:

1. Fluorine leakage:

Due to improper selection and installation of fluorine-lined materials, or poor sealing performance of the valve itself, fluorine leakage may occur. This will not only cause the system pressure to drop, but also pollute the environment.

2. Leakage:

The sealing performance of the fluorine-lined stop valve may be unstable, and it is easy to leak after long-term use. This will cause the system to work abnormally and even damage the equipment.

3. Corrosion:

When the fluorine-lined stop valve is used in corrosive media such as strong acids and alkalis, it may be corroded. This will cause the valve to lose its original performance and even fail to operate normally.

4. Rupture:

Due to improper material selection or processing technology, the fluorine-lined stop valve may rupture. This will pose a threat to the working environment and personnel safety.

5. Inconvenient operation:

The structure of the fluorine-lined stop valve is complex and inconvenient to operate. Especially when the pipeline is large or the installation location is inconvenient, it may be difficult to operate.

In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to select the appropriate material and model when using the fluorine-lined stop valve, and to perform correct installation and maintenance. Before installation, the quality and performance of the valve should be carefully checked to ensure that it meets the use requirements. During use, the valve should be regularly inspected and maintained, and problems should be dealt with in a timely manner to ensure the normal operation of the valve. In addition, the training of operators should be strengthened to improve their operation and maintenance level of the valve.