Bettis RPX Actuated PN40 Carbon Steel Ball Valves

The Bettis RPX Actuated PN40 Carbon Steel Ball Valve is a high-performance solution designed for demanding industrial applications. Built with durable carbon steel and featuring the reliable Bettis RPX actuator, this valve ensures precise control and long-lasting performance under high-pressure conditions. Ideal for use in a variety of industries, it offers both robustness and efficiency, making it a trusted choice for professionals.

Key Features

Key features and benefits of Bettis RPX Actuated PN40 Carbon Steel Ball Valves.
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Key Features

Rated for PN40, this valve is built to handle high-pressure environments with ease.
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Key Features

Provides excellent strength and corrosion resistance, ensuring longevity even in harsh conditions.
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Key Features

Offers precise and dependable control, enhancing operational efficiency and safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Bettis range is designed to handle pneumatic media for optimal performance.

Pneumatic actuators in the Bettis range typically operate within a supply pressure range suitable for pneumatic actuation.

The Bettis range offers fail-safe, quarter-turn, spring-return, and double-acting actuation options to suit various application requirements.

The Bettis range is certified with ATEX and PED certifications, ensuring compliance with European safety standards.

Bettis actuators support on/off control for efficient and straightforward operation.

Bettis actuators are compatible with various valve types, including ball valves, butterfly valves, plug valves, triple offset valves, and other quarter-turn devices.

The standard operating temperature range for Bettis actuators is from -20°F to +200°F (-29°C to +93°C), with optional ranges available to -40°F (-40°C) or up to +350°F (+177°C).

Bettis actuators boast a torque/thrust capacity of up to 1,200,000 lbf-in (135,000 Nm), ensuring robust performance across a range of applications.

The standard operating pressure for Bettis actuators is either 60 or 80 psig (4 or 5.5 Bar), providing optimal performance within specified parameters.

Yes, Bettis actuators offer optional temperature ranges to accommodate extreme temperature environments, ensuring reliable operation in diverse conditions.

Yes, Bettis actuators offer fail-safe actuation options, providing added reliability and safety for critical applications.

Yes, Bettis actuators are designed for straightforward integration with various valve types and control systems, facilitating seamless automation of industrial processes

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Ball valves consist of a spherical ball with a bore that is rotated to open or close the valve. When aligned with the valve body, the bore allows fluid flow; when perpendicular, it seals the valve. The ball seals against seats in the valve body when closed to stop flow. Ball valves are quick opening, achieve full bore operation, and have low pressure drop. They can be automated or manually operated, with the handle indicating open/closed status. Ball valves come in 2-way, 3-way and multi-way configurations and are commonly used for shutoff, throttling and flow control of liquids, gases, and slurries in various industries. Key advantages are tight sealing, quick on-off operation, and full bore flow when open.

A ball valve works by utilising a perforated spherical ball that rotates within the valve body to control flow. When the valve is open, the ball's bore is aligned parallel with the flow path, allowing fluid to travel through the valve's inlet, through the ball's bore, and out the outlet. When closed, the ball is rotated 90 degrees by the handle or actuator so that the bore is perpendicular to the flow, sealing off the inlet and outlet ports. As the ball rotates, it presses against valve seats on either side to form a tight seal and stop flow. The open/close state is clearly indicated by the handle position. Ball valves achieve tight shutoff and can be opened/closed quickly with a 1/4 turn of the ball. Their uncomplicated operation, full bore flow, and low pressure drop make ball valves ideal for shutoff, throttling and control applications.

The common types include full port, reduced port, V-port, trunnion, and multiport ball valves, each designed for specific flow control conditions and applications.

Ball valves are ideal for applications requiring low-pressure drop and quick, on-off service. They are commonly used in applications involving water, natural gas, and in certain industrial processes.

Ball valves are typically made from materials like brass, stainless steel, PVC, and CPVC, offering various levels of strength, corrosion resistance, and suitability for different temperatures and pressures.

The correct size depends on the pipeline size and the flow requirements. It's essential to match the valve size with the flow rate, pressure, and the physical properties of the fluid.

While primarily designed for on/off control, certain types of ball valves, like V-port valves, can modulate flow. However, they may not offer the precise control of a globe or needle valve.

Maintenance involves regular cleaning, inspecting for leaks or damage, and lubricating the valve components. It's crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance.

The term "full bore" refers to the fact that the valve has a larger internal diameter, providing minimal resistance to the flow of the fluid. In other words, the internal diameter of the valve is the same as the internal diameter of the pipeline it is installed in.

Yes, specific types of ball valves are designed to withstand high temperatures, but it's important to choose a valve made from materials suitable for the intended application's temperature range.

Ball valves offer faster shut-off, better durability for frequent operation, and generally have a smaller footprint. However, gate valves provide better throttling capabilities and are better for sustained shutoff.

The lifespan of a ball valve depends on its material, usage, and the conditions it's exposed to. Generally, ball valves are known for their durability and can last for many years with proper maintenance.

Valve Standards & Stuff

Size Range: DN15-DN150 (1/2” - 6”)
Body Materials: ASTM A216 WCB Carbon Steel
Body Type: Floating Ball
Seat Materials: TFM 1600® Ball Seats
Applications: Chemical, Marine, Food/Beverage, Consumer Health, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas, Water
Pressure Rating: ANSI 150
End Connections: Flanged
Actuation: Pneumatic, Electric, Hydraulic, Electro-Pneumatic

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Bettis Actuated Carbon Steel DIN PN40 Ball Valves