Coking Isolation Valves
Sizes : 1 – 36” | Pressure Classes : ASME / ANSI Class 300 – 2500
Increase your overall mean-time between repair/failure hours with ValvTechnologies’ coker valves
The delayed Coker process is a batch process, one of the most hostile environments in the refinery – due to the abrasive and erosive fouling properties of the coke by-product.The valves also expereince extreme thermal cycling. Valves are cycled frequently and failure can lead to a complete shutdown of a unit, resulting in large process and financial costs.
Improve up-time, avoid unscheduled downtime and lost production with ValvTechnologies’ coking solution.
- Reliability and longevity
- Operational and personal safety – reliability of tight isolation
- Most effective technological purging systems to prevent locking or coking up
- Low cost-of-ownership due to excellent run time and low cost of repair
Pressure Classes : ASME / ANSI Class 300 – 2500
Materials of Construction
Standard materials: For SP valves: A217 Gr. C12, A217 Gr. C5
For heater isolation valves: A217 Gr. C12, Incoloy® 800 H, 317SS
In Compliance
– ASME B16.34
– PED
– Nuclear ASME III Class 1, 2 and 3
– Nuclear Safety Related – 10CFR50 Appendix B
– SIL
End Connections
End connections: flanged
Shutoff
– Absolute zero-leakage shutoff