Industrial Valves
Champion Process offers a wide range of valves to meet your application needs, whether it is a ball valve, gate valve, butterfly valve, or thermal relief valve, contact us today to learn more.
Ball Valve
A ball valve controls flow through a rotating ball with a full-port or reduced-port bore. When the ball is aligned with the pipe, flow passes through. When rotated 90 degrees, flow is shut off. Ball valves provide a reliable, tight shutoff and are commonly used in filtration systems, pipelines, and process piping where quick actuation and minimal pressure drop are priorities.
Butterfly Valve
A gate valve uses a sliding gate to open or close the flow path. In the fully open position, the gate retracts completely, allowing unrestricted flow with minimal resistance. In the fully closed position, the gate creates a positive shutoff. Gate valves are best used in applications where a valve will remain either fully open or fully closed for extended periods, rather than for frequent throttling or flow regulation.
Pressure Relief Valves
A thermal/pressure relief valve, also referred to as a pressure relief valve, is a safety device designed to release overpressure in a piping or filter vessel system caused by thermal expansion. When fluid temperature rises in a closed system, pressure builds. If that pressure exceeds the valve's set point, the valve opens automatically to relieve it and protect downstream equipment. Thermal relief valves are a standard component in filtration skids, pressurized vessels, and any closed-loop system where temperature fluctuations occur.
Gate Valves
A gate valve uses a sliding gate to open or close the flow path. In the fully open position, the gate retracts completely, allowing unrestricted flow with minimal resistance. In the fully closed position, the gate creates a positive shutoff. Gate valves are best used in applications where a valve will remain either fully open or fully closed for extended periods, rather than for frequent throttling or flow regulation.
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