TriTork Triple Offset Valve is a next generation highend, quarter turn, metal to metal sealing, zero leakage valve which offers flow control solutions for varied range of applications.

 

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Technical Data Sheet

Design Features:

  • 'ZERO' leakage
  • Bi-directional, metal to metal resilient sealing
  • Triple eccentric, no rubbing during valve stroke
  • One piece shaft with blow-out proof design
  • Adjustable shaft seal for low emission
  • Quarter turn design
  • Low torque therefore low cost of automation
  • Less weight / small space
  • Worm gear operated
  • Inherently Fire Safe & Antistatic
  • Minimal maintenance
  • Replaceable seal ring
  • Cavities do not exist

Range:

  • 3" to 48" and larger sizes
  • Pressure Rating ASME Class : 150 / 300 / 600 / 900
  • Temperature range : -1960 C to + 8150 C

Options:

  • Live loaded shaft sealing
  • Extended bonnet for low temperature application
  • Cryogenic application
  • High temperature application
  • Steam jacketing

 

 

 

Technical Features:

Body: Cast Steel, with a conical hard faced Stellite seat which provides excellent resistance for erosive, abrasive and / or corrosive applications.

Disc: Designed as a support / carrier mechanism for the seal ring.

Seal Ring: The seal ring is the actual sealing member (trim) made either of alaminated ring or of solid metal ring depending on the application. The "camming" action of the seal ring during the stroke of the valve, thanks to the double eccentricity of the disc, combined with a slanted conical seat (which provides the third eccentricity) generates no wearing or wiping of the seal ring on to the seat, but merely compresses it in the final shut-off position.Located on the disc, the seal ring is machined with a continuously changing slope to match the slanted conical shape of the seat and structured to withstand the compression due to the torque applied. It is designed to "flex" and form itself to the seat when it first contacts the seat and to compress while the valve is torque into the seat. The compression generates a "spring effect" making the torqued seal ring a resilient member.

Seat / Seal: The geometry eliminates rubbing between seat and seal assembly during valve stroking. With this design the seat becomes the valve mechanical stop thereby eliminating the need for an added mechanical stop which could possibly be misadjusted.

Torque Seated: The valve is sealed by means of the torque applied to the shaft and not the position of the disc or the system pressure. This allows for a uniform load on the seal regardless of any wear or stop misadjusted.

Shaft: Solid one piece and oversized for the pressure rating. Anti blowout device in accordance to API 609 is a standard feature.

Packing: Easily adjustable from outside and replaceable.

Applicable Standards:

Design:

API 609 / ASME B 16.34

Manufacturing:

API 609 / ASME B 16.34

Face to Face:

API 609, ASME B16.10, ISO 5752 Series 13/Series 14

End Connection:

ASME B 16.5 / B16.47

Testing:

API 598

Fire Test:

API 607 Fifth Edition, June 2005/ISO 10497-5:2004,
API 6FA

Material Conformance:

NACE MR 01-75