difference between a double seated and single seated globe valves
Double Seated and Single Seated
What is the difference between a double seated and single seated globe valves.
Single seated globe valves
Large amount of force required to drive the stem
Double seated globe valves
Stem can be driven with small amount of force
Single seated globe valves
Tight shut off
Double seated globe valves
Can not achieve perfect closure resulting in leakage
Single seated globe valves
Used in small diameter applications
Double seated globe valves
Used in larger diameter applications
Single seated globe valves
Used for controlling large range of process parameters hence used in oil and gas production, power generation
Double seated globe valves
Used for high flow and high pressure services
Single seated globe valves
Single seated valves are used in case of higher shut-off and the pressure range is low compared to a double-seated valve.
Double seated globe valves
Double seated valves are pressure balanced and can be used for high-pressure applications.
Single seated globe valves
in this type of valves the process pressure would reach on the bottom side of the plug and this will create a force upward in the valve stem.
Double seated globe valves
In this type of valve, the line pressure acts upward in one plug and downward in the other, and because of this, the force is balanced.
Single seated globe valves
A single-seated valve has a single seat and a single plug
Double seated globe valves
A double-seated valve is a top and bottom guided valve and these valves have two plugs and two seats.
What is difference between single seated and double seated control valve?
Single seated control valve
Single seated control valve has only one trim and one seat
Double seated control valve
double seated control valve has two trims and two seats.
Single seated control valve
Single seated control valve has a small leakage, and it is easy to achieve strict sealing and cutting
Double seated control valve
Double seated control valve has a large leakage.
Single seated control valve
Single seated control valve allows a small differential pressure
Double seated control valve
Double seated control valve is subjected to a small unbalance force and allows a large differential pressure.
Single seated control valve
Single seated control valve has a small flow capacity, and double seated control valve has a large flow capacity. Compared with other control valves of the same diameter, double seated control valve can flow through more fluid, and the flow capacity of the same diameter
Double seated control valve
double seated control valve is about 20%-50% larger than that of single seated control valve.
Single seated control valve
Due to the large thrust of the fluid medium to the valve trim, that is, the unbalanced force is large, therefore, in the application of high pressure difference and large diameter, it is not suitable to use a single seated control valve
Double seated control valve
Double seated control valve is not suitable for high pressure differential applications. Due to complex flow path, it is not suitable for the control of fiber containing media and high viscosity fluids.
What are the features of single-seated valves?
- These valves have a good flow capacity
- Tight shut-off
- Good rangeability
- Turndown is high and it is the ratio between the maximum and minimum controllable flow rate
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a single-seated valve?
Advantages
- It provides high rangeability and tight shut-off
- A reversible plug is available
Disadvantages
- A large actuator is needed
- Pressure recovery is low
- Only used for small diameter applications
- The force required to drive the stem is high
What are the applications of single-seated valves?
- These valves are used to control a large range of process parameters and because of this feature
- it is used in oil and gas production
- power generation.
What are the features of a double-seated valve?
- A small force is needed to move the stem
- It can be used in large diameter applications
- Flow can be diverted
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a double-seated valve?
Advantages
- It can be used for larger valves
- It can be used for high flow and high-pressure services
Disadvantages
- Tight shut off is not possible
- Due to the erosion and cavitation, the body parts could wear out
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