How do stainless steel globe valves work?

Stainless steel globe valves are designed to stop, start and control the flow of media.

The device features a removable disc and a fixed ring seat in a roughly spherical body.

The seat of this glove valve is located in the center of the pipe and parallel to the pipe.

In addition, the opening in this seat is closed by the valve disc.

When you turn the handle manually or by means of an actuator, the valve disc is lowered or raised by the stem.

However, when the disc is fully lowered, it cuts off the flow of liquid.

However, when the disc is fully raised, the liquid flow rate is maximized.

The disc can be raised to slightly below its maximum height.

In this case, fluid flow is controlled proportionally to the vertical travel of the disc.

Simply put, when the valve is turned clockwise, the disc descends to the seat.

This will physically obstruct the path of the fluid, thereby reducing or completely blocking the fluid depending on how low or low the disc moves.

When the valve is moved counterclockwise, the disc rises.

This, of course, will increase the flow of fluid or allow it to flow completely.