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Cryogenic Trunnion Mounted DBB Ball Valve F316 - Gear Operated | China Suppliers & Factory Direct

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√ Our cryogenic-ready extended stem design effectively keeps packing insulated from extreme cold, ensuring reliable sealing performance.

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√ Featuring a trunnion-mounted Double Block and Bleed (DBB) design, our valves significantly reduce torque and provide safe isolation even under high pressure.

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√ With a range of material options, our products offer exceptional strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for cryogenic applications.

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√ The heavy-duty worm gear allows for smooth manual operation, catering to large high-pressure valve requirements.

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√ Designed for dependable shut-off in LNG and cryogenic pipelines, our valves ensure leak-free safety, meeting the highest industry standards.

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As a leading China supplier and factory, we are committed to delivering high-quality valves that meet the needs of our customers in various industries.

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    Key Features

    Trunnion Mounted Ball Design

    Protects upstream and downstream seats from excessive load for long service life.

    Extended Stem with Cryogenic Neck & Anti-Blowout

    Prevents cold transfer to packing and actuator, and ensures stem retention under pressure.

    Lip Seal Design

    Enhances sealing reliability under extreme low temperatures.

    Worm Gear Operator with ISO 5211 Mounting

    Reduces operating torque for precise control; can be upgraded to electric or pneumatic actuation.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q What is the advantage of a trunnion mounted ball design in cryogenic ball valves?

    The trunnion mounted ball design mechanically anchors the ball at both the top and bottom, distributing pipeline pressure loads away from the seats. This significantly reduces seat wear and friction, resulting in a longer service life and more reliable shutoff performance in demanding cryogenic applications.

    Q Why is an extended stem with a cryogenic neck important for low-temperature service?

    The extended stem keeps the packing and actuator connection point well above the cryogenic fluid, preventing cold transfer that could cause packing materials to become brittle and fail. The anti-blowout feature also ensures the stem remains securely retained even under high internal pressure, providing an additional layer of safety.

    Q How does the lip seal design improve performance in extreme low-temperature environments?

    The lip seal design uses a flexible sealing lip that self-energizes under pressure, maintaining tight contact with the sealing surface even as materials contract at cryogenic temperatures. This compensates for dimensional changes caused by thermal contraction and ensures consistent, leak-free sealing performance throughout the valve's operating range.

    Q Can the worm gear operator be upgraded to automated actuation?

    Yes. The valve is equipped with an ISO 5211 standard mounting flange, which provides a direct, standardized interface for attaching electric or pneumatic actuators. This makes it straightforward to upgrade from manual worm gear operation to automated control without requiring custom adapters or modifications to the valve body.

    Q What temperature range is this cryogenic ball valve designed to handle?

    Cryogenic ball valves of this type are typically designed to operate at temperatures as low as -196°C (-320°F), making them suitable for liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen, and other cryogenic media. The combination of extended stem, lip seal, and trunnion mounted ball ensures reliable operation across this extreme temperature range.

    Q What industry standards does this cryogenic ball valve comply with?

    Cryogenic ball valves with these features are commonly designed and tested in accordance with international standards such as BS 6364 (cryogenic valves), API 6D (pipeline valves), and ISO 21011 (cryogenic vessels and equipment). The ISO 5211 mounting pad also ensures actuator compatibility with globally recognized automation components.