1. Petrochemical Industry: Used to transport various petroleum and chemical raw materials and products, such as crude oil, refined oil, natural gas, acids, alkalis, and saline solutions, playing a vital role in pipeline shutoff, flow regulation, and pressure control.
1. Power Industry: Used in pipeline systems for steam, water, fuel oil, and gas in power generation processes such as thermal power generation, hydropower generation, and nuclear power plants, enabling equipment start/stop control, flow regulation, and safety protection.
1. Metallurgical Industry: Used in pipelines for transporting various media, such as blast furnace gas, oxygen, nitrogen, and cooling water, in steel and non-ferrous metal smelting processes, ensuring stable production operations and precise control of process parameters.
1. Water Supply and Drainage Industry: Used to control the on/off and flow regulation of water in urban water supply, sewage treatment, and building water supply and drainage systems. Save water volume and pressure, ensuring safe water supply and smooth drainage.
1. Food and Beverage Industry: Meets the stringent requirements for sanitary valves in food and beverage production, used for conveying media such as drinking water, milk, juice, and beer. Valve materials and surface treatments meet food hygiene standards, ensuring product safety.
1. Pharmaceutical Industry: The pharmaceutical production process places extremely high demands on valve sealing, cleanliness, and corrosion resistance. Sanitary Ball Valve can be used for pipeline control of various media such as liquid chemicals, steam, and process water, ensuring the quality and safety of the pharmaceutical production process.
1. Environmental Protection Industry: In environmental protection projects such as waste gas treatment, wastewater treatment, and landfills, it is used to control the conveying and treatment of various corrosive, toxic, and hazardous media, ensuring the normal operation of environmental protection equipment and the compliance of pollutant emissions.