How to use plug valves correctly in asphalt mixing plants?

How to use plug valves correctly in asphalt mixing plants?
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The valve plug shape of the plug valve in the asphalt mixing plant can be cylindrical or conical, and in the cylindrical valve plug, the channel is generally rectangular; In the conical valve plug, the channel is trapezoidal. These shapes make the structure of the plug valve lightweight and suitable for use as a blocking and connecting medium, as well as for diversion.
Due to the scrubbing effect of the movement between the sealing surfaces of the plug valve, and the avoidance of contact with moving media when fully open, it can generally be used for media with suspended particles. In addition, another important feature of the plug valve is its ease of adapting to a multi-channel structure, allowing a valve to obtain two, three, or even four different flow channels. This can simplify the setting of the pipeline system, reduce valve usage, and reduce the need for some connecting accessories in the equipment.
The plug valve of the asphalt mixing plant is suitable for frequent operation due to its agile and simple opening and closing. It also reflects advantages such as low fluid resistance, simple structure, small relative volume, light weight, easy maintenance, good sealing performance, no oscillation, and low noise.
When the plug valve is used in an asphalt mixing plant, it is not constrained by the direction of the device, and the flow direction of the medium can be any direction, which further promotes its application in equipment. In fact, in addition to the scope mentioned above, plug valves can also be widely used in petrochemical, chemical, gas, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, HVAC industries, and general industries.