As a staple flow control device for medium-to-high pressure industrial piping systems, the 2000 WOG 2-piece (2PC) high platform ball valve combines robust pressure resistance, service-friendly construction and seamless automation compatibility. It has become a mainstream selection for automated pipeline networks across global industries. Below is a detailed breakdown of its design highlights and applicable operating conditions.
The valve body adopts a two-piece assembled structure, consisting of a left body and a right body fastened by bolts. Compared with one-piece ball valves, it can be disassembled on-site for quick inspection and replacement of internal ball cores and seals, greatly cutting maintenance costs and system downtime.
Manufactured via silica sol investment casting, the valve body wall thickness strictly complies with the ASME B16.34 international standard, delivering stable structural strength to withstand 2000 PSI working pressure. Standard body materials include CF8 (304 stainless steel) and CF8M (316 stainless steel); WCB carbon steel is also available for lower-corrosion, cost-sensitive projects.
End connections support multiple international thread standards including NPT, BSP, BSPT and DIN 2999, with thread accuracy meeting ANSI B1.20.1 for reliable installation sealing. Socket weld, butt weld and flanged ends can be customized upon request.
This is the defining feature that differentiates high platform ball valves from conventional models.
The top of the valve stem is integrated with an ISO 5211 standard mounting platform with standardized bolt hole patterns and shaft dimensions. Pneumatic and electric actuators can be mounted directly in precise alignment, with no need for additional connection brackets, couplings or adapter plates.
This design guarantees coaxiality between the valve stem and the actuator output shaft, eliminates transmission backlash, and improves the accuracy and stability of automated control. It also reduces installation material and labor costs, making it ideal for pipeline systems undergoing batch automation upgrades.
The floating ball core has no fixed rotating shaft. Under medium pressure, it naturally compresses against the outlet-side seat to achieve bidirectional reliable sealing, ensuring zero leakage even under low-pressure operating conditions.
The full port flow path features an inner diameter nearly identical to the pipeline bore, resulting in extremely low flow resistance and minimal pressure loss. It maximizes pipeline flow capacity while reducing the risk of medium sedimentation and clogging, suitable for applications requiring high flow rate and low pressure drop.
The ball core surface is mirror-polished for low surface roughness, reduced friction against the seat, lighter operating torque and extended service life.
The valve stem adopts a bottom-loaded blowout-proof structure with a limiting step at the base, assembled upward from inside the valve body. Even if pipeline pressure rises abnormally, the stem will not be ejected out of the body by medium pressure, eliminating high-pressure injection hazards at the structural source.
A PTFE / graphite packing seal set and thrust washer are fitted between the stem and body, ensuring dynamic sealing performance of the rotating part while reducing operating torque for smoother manual operation. Manual-operated versions are equipped with lockable handles, which can be fixed in fully open or fully closed positions to prevent accidental contact and unauthorized operation.
The standard configuration features PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) seat seals, which offer excellent chemical stability and self-lubrication for reliable sealing and low wear rate. Upgraded options include RPTFE (reinforced PTFE) and MPTFE (modified PTFE) for improved wear resistance and high-temperature performance.
The seat adopts a pre-tightened structure design, which maintains sufficient sealing pressure after long-term use, reduces leakage risk and extends maintenance intervals.
The medium-pressure outlet pipelines of a city gas pressure regulating station operate at a design pressure of 4.0 MPa. The system requires integration with a SCADA system for remote dispatch and emergency shut-off. Valves must provide zero external leakage, long maintenance-free intervals, and support in-line servicing to avoid disrupting gas supply to the district.
2000 WOG 2-piece high platform ball valves in CF8 (304 stainless steel) with NPT threaded ends and RPTFE reinforced seats were selected, fitted with direct-mounted explosion-proof electric actuators. The valve's pressure rating far exceeds actual operating pressure.
The high-pressure branch of a circulating cooling water system in a large refinery operates at 2.5 MPa, with intermittent water hammer shocks in the pipeline. Original standard PN25 ball valves suffered frequent seat leakage and body deformation, and required pipeline cutting for maintenance which caused production shutdowns.
Replaced with 2000 WOG 2-piece high platform ball valves in WCB carbon steel, featuring full port flow paths and paired with pneumatic actuators for programmed on/off control.
Screw-type water chillers in a large commercial complex use R134a refrigerant, with main lines operating at 1.8 MPa. Valves are required to have excellent sealing performance to prevent refrigerant leakage, and be compatible with electric actuators for group control via the building automation system (BAS).
2000 WOG 2-piece high platform ball valves in CF8 stainless steel, with specialized refrigerant sealing seats and direct-mounted compact electric actuators.
A surfactant raw material transfer line in a daily chemical plant operates at 1.6 MPa, with mildly corrosive media. Valves must support remote control, be easy to disassemble and clean, and meet hygiene requirements for batch changeovers.
2000 WOG 2-piece high platform ball valves in CF8M (316 stainless steel) with full port design, PTFE seats and explosion-proof pneumatic actuators.
The high-temperature Clean-in-Place (CIP) system in a beverage manufacturing plant operates at 3.0 MPa, with 80°C alkaline cleaning agents. Valves must be temperature and corrosion resistant, provide reliable sealing, support automated program control, and comply with food GMP standards.
Food-grade 2000 WOG 2-piece high platform ball valves in CF8 stainless steel, fitted with RPTFE reinforced high-temperature seats and direct-mounted sanitary pneumatic actuators.
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