GATE VALVE, GROOVED ENDS, PN16
Gate valves is linear shut-off valve used to stop
or restart fluid flow in piping systems. They
operate by lifting or lowering a flat gate/wedge
into the sealing seat to block or allow flow Gate
valves feature a valve body that houses the
gate, a bonnet that covers the sealing
components, the flow passage, and a stem that
connects to an actuator or handwheel to slide
the gate up or down.
Description
Gate Valve: A type of valve that uses a sliding wedge disc (gate) to control flow. Gate valves are either fully open or fully
closed.
Grooved Ends: A type of pipe connection system where pipes have grooves cut into the ends that mate with coupling housings
and gaskets to create sealed joints. Grooved couplings do not require welding or threading.
PN16: This refers to the pressure rating/class of the valve. PN16 means the valve is rated for 16 bar or 232 psi maximum
working pressure at room temperature. This would be considered a Class 1 50 valve in some standards.
Body Material: The main body and gate component would typically be made from materials like cast iron, ductile iron, steel,
stainless steel, or bronze depending on the application.
A grooved end, PN16 gate valve would be a gate style valve with grooved pipe connections ends rated for 16 bar working
pressure. More details would be required about size, body material, brand/manufacturer, operating temperature, etc. to
provide a complete description. Please let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.
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