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Three-Way Ball Valve

Three-Way Ball Valve

Structural Features

• Valve body is a three-way structure with L- or T-shaped ports.

• The ball has an L-shaped or T-shaped channel.

• Mostly a floating ball structure; some large-diameter models are fixed ball.

• Common connections: threaded, flanged, welded, quick-connect.

• Actuation methods: manual, pneumatic, electric.

Product Description

Two Core Types

1. L-Type Three-Way Ball Valve

• Ball passage: L-shaped

• Function: Connects two adjacent channels, enabling flow direction switching

• Features: Can only switch directions, cannot mix flows

• Applications: Switching between one inlet and two outlets, or two inlets and one outlet


T-Type Three-Way Ball Valve

• Ball passage: T-shaped

• Function: Three-way interconnection, flow splitting, flow merging, and flow mixing

• Features: Can achieve simultaneous connection of three channels, or connection between two channels in pairs

• Applications: Media mixing, flow splitting, and circulation systems


Main Advantages

• One valve replaces multiple valves, simplifying piping and saving installation space

• 90° rotation for switching, fast action, low flow resistance

• Reliable sealing, not easily clogged

• Compact structure, easy maintenance

• Enables automated control


Applicable Operating Conditions

• Chemical, HVAC, water treatment, petroleum, light industry

• Media switching, flow splitting, flow merging, and circulation systems

• Water, oil, gas, and mildly corrosive media

• Food, pharmaceutical, and fine chemical piping

 

Common materials


• Valve body: 304, 316L stainless steel, WCB carbon steel
• Seal: PTFE, reinforced PTFE, RPTFE
• Operating temperature: -20℃~200℃

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Structure and Principle

• The valve core is hemispherical, with its rotation center eccentric to the valve body center.

• When open: The hemisphere disengages from the valve seat, resulting in no friction and low torque.

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• Typical structures: Side-mounted/Top-mounted, eccentric shaft, eccentric hemisphere.

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Structural Features

• The valve core is a fixed shaft structure, positioned by bearings/sleeves at the top and bottom.

• The valve core itself does not move back and forth; sealing is achieved by the valve seat pressing against the valve core.

• It is a bidirectional sealing structure.

• Common connections: flange connection, welded connection.

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Key Features

• High-Strength Material: Forging process removes porosity and looseness, resulting in dense grains, high tensile strength, and superior wear resistance compared to cast steel.

• Reliable Sealing: Soft seal (reinforced PTFE/PPL) or hard seal (metal-to-metal), supporting double sealing, fireproof and anti-static.

• Stable Structure: Available in two-piece/three-piece flange connections, fixed ball or floating ball structure, and a split valve body for easy maintenance.

• Highly Efficient Opening and Closing: 90° rotation, low torque, fast opening and closing, suitable for frequent operation.

• Wide Temperature and Pressure Compatibility: Temperature range from -196℃ to 450℃, pressure rating from Class 150 to 1500.

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