Valves, Actuators & Pump Control


Keystone's Composeal

May 2009 Valves, Actuators & Pump Control

New composite valve range launched by Tyco Flow Control.

In one of the most significant developments in the industrial valve market for decades, Tyco Flow Control has launched the Keystone Composeal range of butterfly valves which feature a composite body and disk-shaft assembly. The valves offer a wide range of benefits including high chemical resistance against process medium, excellent external corrosion resistance and reduced weight – while being competitively priced compared to traditionally constructed products. Tyco predicts that the products will initially be adopted in industrial waste water, deionisation, brine, hot water, sea water and cargo container applications.

The Composeal range has a split body that clamps the vulcanised seat securely in position – making it suitable for high line velocities and vacuum applications – and a one piece disc-stem. The one-piece disc-stem minimises hysteresis problems, makes Composeal suitable for regulating as well as on/off duty, and ensures the shaft remains dry to eliminate crevice corrosion between the shaft and disc. Furthermore it gives the range a high kV value.

Keystone Composeal’s double D shaft design gives a clear visual indication of disc position when the valve is installed in the pipe line and four multidrilled locating holes comply with PN 6/10/16 and ANSI 150 and guarantee perfect concentric positioning between pipe flanges. Finally incorporated flange o-rings remove the need for gaskets and speed up installation.

Composeal is available with short lead times thanks to the streamlined production techniques that Tyco Flow Control has adopted and can operate in a temperature range of -40 to 120°C with a maximum pressure rating of 10 bar.

“Composite materials have made huge progress in recent years and are now common in automotive, aerospace and other cutting edge technologies,” commented a Tyco spokesperson. “Thanks to their improved mechanical properties as well as their chemical and physical behaviour, Composeal valves will deliver comparable performance to traditional metal resilient seated butterfly valves. Add to that the increased costs of materials such as iron, stainless steels and metal alloys and the advantages of composite valves become very significant.”





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