The correct selection of Sanitary Valve is the key to ensuring the safety and stability of the industrial production process. So do you know how to correctly select industrial-grade valves to determine the working conditions and process requirements?

1. Determine the working conditions
Working pressure and temperature: the working pressure and temperature range that the valve needs to withstand.
Fluid properties: including the type of fluid (gas, liquid, slurry), corrosiveness, viscosity, cleanliness, etc.
Flow and flow rate: the expected maximum flow and flow rate through the valve affect the valve size and design.

2. Understand the process requirements
Control requirements: Does the valve need to be adjusted, shutoff, check or safe release?
Degree of automation: Does it require electric, pneumatic or hydraulic actuators, or manual operation is sufficient?
Maintenance convenience: Consider the maintainability of the valve and the convenience of replacing wearing parts.
When selecting industrial-grade valves, you need to consider a variety of factors, including working conditions, media characteristics, valve type, material, operation method, maintenance requirements and compliance.