Knife-edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted in: , on 6. Feb. 2009 - 19:27

Who provides a knife-edge valve suitable for high temperatures up to 1700 deg F (927 C) ? Can you provide a website link that takes me right to the product? This valve will contain and release carbon and ash solids upstream of a lock hopper. Thank you! - Joseph

Re: Knife-Edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted on 6. Feb. 2009 - 07:36
Quote Originally Posted by jbernsleyView Post
Who provides a knife-edge valve suitable for high temperatures up to 1700 deg F (927 C) ?

Isn't that red hot?? Seems a tall order.

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Posted on 7. Feb. 2009 - 06:03

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Who provides a knife-edge valve suitable for high temperatures up to 1700 deg F (927 C) ? Can you provide a website link that takes me right to the product? This valve will contain and release carbon and ash solids upstream of a lock hopper. Thank you! - Joseph

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Re: Knife-Edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted on 8. Feb. 2009 - 07:41

From their web site ---

Bulk Material Valve Specifications

U.S. Patent 5,396,919 Standard Design

Seats & Discs Cast 440 C Stainless Steel, hardened

Temperature range 450°f; Carbon Steel 550°f; special design 750°f

Significantly short of 1700 deg F

Re: Knife-Edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted on 8. Feb. 2009 - 08:36

It would be the process valve for this application. Their engineering staff would have to look at the specifics of the application on this one. Obviously they would need exotic alloys for this application, but that is the beauty of this valve. It is a fabricated design so they can make it of just about any workable metal.

Walker Robbins Jim Robbins and Associates, Inc. Smart Solutions for Bulk Soilds and Air Pollution Control

Re: Knife-Edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted on 8. Feb. 2009 - 09:08

True, but 1700 deg F is still red hot.

Big L
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Re: Knife-Edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted on 9. Feb. 2009 - 02:23

Sorry Sir I dont know of anything that can with stand that high of a temp. My company has been trying to get a wear resistant coating to withstand 1800 for a while the highest that I have worked with is 1200.

Re: Knife-Edge Valve - Very High Temperature

Posted on 9. Feb. 2009 - 05:44
Quote Originally Posted by jbernsleyView Post
Who provides a knife-edge valve suitable for high temperatures up to 1700 deg F (927 C) ? Can you provide a website link that takes me right to the product? This valve will contain and release carbon and ash solids upstream of a lock hopper. Thank you! - Joseph

Hello Joseph,

please advise the following so we might send you a quotation.

the size of gate required

mode of operation, air cylinder, motorized etc.

pressure above and below the slide valve

description of the material to be handled

Thank you

Knife Edge Valve...

Posted on 8. Apr. 2009 - 01:55

had a lot of experience with these on a blast furnace dust catcher. Look at a clyde dome valve or look at an everlasting valve (that's the name of the company - everlasting valve company). Both of these have performed better, but they will be more expensive.

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