Check valve SCV - ADAMS USA

SCV

Ideal protection from backflows for steam turbines

Extremely reliable check valves are needed to protect steam and gas turbines from reverse flows. With their reliable, non-jamming closures, our check valve SCV is optimally designed to fulfil this important protective function.

SCV check valves efficiently protect steam and gas turbines from backflows coming from steam extraction pipes. This is guaranteed by a free-swinging model that closes automatically by means of its own weight. This enables it to swing closed against a double bearing friction moment without the assistance of a drive system. It makes extremely short closure times of under 0.5 seconds possible. A hydraulic, pneumatic or an electric fail safe drive can be added as a closure aid by means of a two-part stem construction.

Our check valve SCV is a robust cast valve with butt-welded ends but it is possible to weld welding neck flanges on. We made the valve disc of chrome steel so that abrasions are reduced. The valve discs of installed valves can be replaced via the inspection and assembly opening. The seal seat is manufactured by deposit welding and can be hard-coated if necessary.

Construction lengths in accordance with DIN EN 558 table 8

Valves designed in accordance with international standards, e. g. AD technical instructions, ANSI, API, ASME, ATEX, BS, DGRL, DIN EN / ISO, GOST, KTA, MSS, RCC-M

Operation: Self-closing, pneumatic, hydraulic

Tightness at least in accordance with ANSI/FCI 70-2 Cl. V
No jamming at seat
Low pressure loss due to overrunning clutch
High resilience to temperatures
Fireproof design
Low drive torque
Compact, robust design
Minimal maintenance; on-site maintenance possible
Inspection and assembly opening

Options

Free swinging design
Peumatic spring return actuator as closing assistance
Welding flanges
Duct for condense water release

Features of the check valve SCV

The SCV is a robust cast valve with butt-welded ends. Welding neck flanges can be welded on. The valve disc made of chrome steel reduces abrasions.

The valve discs of installed valves can be replaced via the inspection and assembly opening. The seal seat is manufactured by deposit welding and can be hard-coated if necessary.