Building Material Used for Water Supply PVC Compact Ball Valve or Swimming Pools, Koi ponds Projects Manual Control PVC Flux Ball Valve

1. Basic structure
Valve body: Made of PVC, it is corrosion-resistant and lightweight. It is usually of two-piece or three-piece structure, which is convenient for installation and maintenance.

Sphere: A spherical valve core with a through hole in the center. It can be opened and closed by rotating 90°. The material is mostly PVC or reinforced plastic.

Valve stem: Connects the handle and the ball, transmitting rotational torque. It is mostly made of stainless steel or corrosion-resistant metal and is wrapped with PVC for anti-corrosion on the outside.

Sealing ring: Commonly made of EPDM, NBR or PTFE materials, it ensures the sealing performance of the valve and ADAPTS to different media.

2. Working Principle
Switch control: Rotate the valve stem by the handle or actuator to drive the ball to rotate 90°, aligning the through hole with the pipe (open) or perpendicular (close).

Sealing method: Zero leakage is achieved by the close contact between the ball and the sealing ring, and it is suitable for low to medium pressure systems.

3. Core Features
Corrosion resistance: Suitable for acid, alkali, salt solutions and some organic solvents, avoiding the rusting problem of metal valves.

Lightweight and economical: It weighs only 1/5 of metal valves, has a low cost, and is suitable for budget-sensitive projects.

Low flow resistance: The full-bore design reduces fluid resistance and is suitable for high-flow scenarios.

Temperature limit: Generally applicable from -10℃ to 60℃. It is prone to deformation at high temperatures and should be protected from open flames.

I. International Common Standards
ISO 16135

"Thermoplastic Ball Valves for Industrial Valves"

The requirements for the design, materials, pressure-temperature grades, test methods, etc. of thermoplastic ball valves such as PVC are specified, and they are applicable to industrial fluid systems.

ASTM standard

ASTM D1784: Standard for PVC Materials, defining the grades and mechanical properties (such as tensile strength and temperature resistance) of PVC resins.

ASTM F1970: Pressure Test Standard for Plastic Valves, covering the test methods for pressure resistance and sealing performance of PVC ball valves.

NSF/ANSI 61

Drinking water system certification: Ensure that the PVC ball valve material is non-toxic and meets the safety requirements for drinking water contact (such as essential for market access in the United States and Canada).