Multi-Port 3 Way Ball Valve T Port

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Two-way and three-way ball valves are the most common types of ball valves. Three-way ball valves are especially useful because they can be set up in ways that simplify the control of gas and fluid flow. For example, they can be used to divert the flow of oil from one tank to another.

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Multi-Port 3 Way Ball Valve T Port

3-Way Ball Valve

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Short Description:	Two-way and three-way ball valves are the most common types of ball valves. Three-way ball valves are especially useful because they can be set up in ways that simplify the control of gas and fluid flow. For example, they can be used to divert the flow of oil from one tank to another.
Size Range:	1/2”~10”（DN15~DN250）
Press. Rating：	150~300LB（PN16~PN40）
Connection Ends:	Flange, Butt Weld
Operator:	Lever, Gear, Electric, Pneumatic etc.
Main Material:	Body Materials: A105 (N), F304, F304L, F316, F316L, F51, Inconel, etc.Ball Materials: A105+ENP, F6a, F304, F304L, F316, F316L, F51, Inconel, etc.Stem Material: 17-4Ph, XM-19, F6a, F304, F316, F51 etc. Seat Material: PTFE, RPTFE, PEEK, NYLON, DEVLON, PPL, PCTFE etc. Spring Material: Inconel X-750, Inconel X-718, SS304, SS316 etc.
Standard:	Design: API 6D, ASME B16.34, ISO 14313, ISO 17292Pressure and Temp. Range: ASME B16.34Inspection and Test: API598Flange Ends: ASME B16.5Butt Weld Ends: ASME B16.25,Fire Safe: API 607
Design Feature:	Anti-blow Out StemAnti-fire Safe DesignAnti-static Device Emergency Sealing Automatic Body Cavity Relief Automatic Cavity Relief Optional Locking Device Leakage Rate A
Working Type:	A 3-way ball valve works by turning the handle, which rotates a ball in the valve body, to align the cut-out channels in the ball with the inlets and outlets of the valve. The "L" shape cut-out of the ball on an L-port valve sends fluid through 90 degrees from one port to another
Applications:	Divert flow going to one storage tank to a different tank Change the source of flow from one pump to a different pump Change the source of flow source from one tank to a different tank Divert flow from a chiller or heater to accommodate seasonal demand Cut off all flow while still being able to choose between two flow destinations or two flow sources