Gate valve FLS-S
with handwheelcontrolflange

gate valve
gate valve
gate valve
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Characteristics

Type
gate
Operation
with handwheel
Function
control
Body
flange, metal
Other characteristics
bidirectional, low-pressure

Description

The Cameron FLS-S gate valve features forged construction, metal-to-metal sealing, and a split gate design that enables performing a single dual-seat seal test. Depending on valve actuation methods (either manual or power actuated), the two gates are energized mechanically by applying torque or spring forces to create the initial sealing. When performing the seal test, the two gates first are energized mechanically to create the initial sealing. Test pressure then is applied and relieved through the bonnet grease fitting located behind the stem backseat. The valve is not intended to be stroked when performing a dual-seal test at full working pressure. A true shear pin is located in the valve handwheel adapter to protect over-torque and ease pin replacement. This split gate design is available for all FLS and FLS-R valve pressure ratings and bore sizes. Advantages Bidirectional design that provides flow direction versatility and increased service life Positive metal-to-metal sealing at the gate-to-seat and seat-to-body seals Simple, reliable gate and seat design that promotes ease of field service and minimal spare parts inventory Split gate design that allows for single seat test for both flow directions Two spring-loaded, pressure energized, nonelastomeric lip seals between each seat and body that assist in low-pressure sealing and protect against intrusion of particle contaminants into the body cavity and seal areas Stem seal design that covers the full range of pressures, temperatures, and fluids encountered in wellhead and manifold service Metal-to-metal bonnet seal
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