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1. INNGANGUR

A full port ball valve features a ball with a port diameter equal to the internal pipeline diameter.

That design eliminates a flow restriction at the valve, minimizing pressure drop, reducing erosion, and allowing pigging in pipeline service.

Because of these advantages they are widely used in oil & bensín, jarðolíu, Vatn, pharmaceutical and high-purity systems.

The trade-offs are slightly larger size and weight, and higher cost compared with reduced-port valves — but in many industrial applications the operational benefits outweigh the incremental cost.

This article analyses full port ball valves from technical, Framleiðsla, operational and procurement perspectives and includes data-driven guidance for selection and specification.

2. What is a Full-Port Ball Valve?

A. Fullt port (aka fullur) kúluventill is a quarter-turn valve whose ball bore (the opening through the ball) is the same nominal diameter as the piping it is installed in.

Með öðrum orðum, the valve introduces no intentional restriction to the pipe flow area when fully open.

Fullur hafnarkúluloki
Fullur hafnarkúluloki

Key technical points

  • Bore equality: For a correctly specified full-port valve the ball orifice ≈ the pipe internal diameter (auðkenni).
    This contrasts with a minni-höfn (or reduced-bore) ball valve whose bore is smaller than the pipeline ID.
  • Hydraulic consequence: Because the flow area is not reduced, a full-port valve has lágmarks þrýstingsfall and a Cv very close to the straight pipe Cv for the same nominal size.
  • Synonyms: full port = full bore; sometimes manufacturers use “full port” even when the bore is fractionally smaller — always confirm actual internal diameter or Cv curve.

3. Hönnun & Internal Components of Full Port Ball Valve

Typical full port ball valve components:

CF8M Full Port Ball Valve Component
CF8M Full Port Ball Valve Component
  • Líkami / bonnets: Eitt stykki, tveggja stykki, three-piece or split-body designs.
    Two- and three-piece designs facilitate maintenance and replacement of internals without removing the valve from line.
  • Bolti (spherical closure element): Full-bore sphere; precision lapped to seat. Surface finish and hardfacing (T.d., chromium plating, StelliTe) used for abrasion resistance.
  • Sæti: Seal the ball; materials range from PTFE and PEEK to metallic seat designs for high temperature or abrasive service.
  • Stilkur: Transmits actuation torque; contains packing to prevent leakage.
  • Innsigli & pökkun: O-hringir, styrkt PTFE, graphite or metal seals depending on temp/chemistry.
  • End connectors: Flansar (ANSI/ASME, Frá), rassuða, fals-suðu, snittari (NPT, BSP), socket or sanitary tri-clamp.
  • Actuator interface: ISO 5211 mounting pad for direct actuation (lyftistöng, gírkassi, Pneumatic, Rafmagns, vökvakerfi).

4. Efni, Málmvinnsla, and Trims of Full Port Ball Valve

Material and trim choices determine whether a full-port ball valve will survive a decade in service or require replacement every few months.

Full Port Ball Valve Brass Component
Full Port Ball Valve Brass Component

Typical Valve Body & Structural Materials

Efni (common spec) Dæmigert notkun Typical tensile (MPA) dæmigerð svið Typical service temp range Key pros / cons
Kolefnisstál (A216 WCB) Almenn þjónusta, low-cost bodies ~380–550 −29 °C → ~425 °C (application dependent) Hagkvæmt, sterkur; poor corrosion without coating; beware galvanic with stainless internals
Ryðfríu stáli 304 / 316L (CF8 / CF8M) Corrosion-resist, hreinlætis 316L ≈ ~480–550 Cryogenic → ~350–400 °C (316L) Framúrskarandi tæringarþol; widely used trim; 316L preferred for chloride and sanitary service
Tvíhliða ryðfrítt (2205) Sjó, chloride-prone service ~620–800 −50 → ~300 °C Mikill styrkur & Klóríðviðnám; dýrari; careful welding required
Álfelgur (A182 F11/F22 / 1.25Cr–0.5Mo, 2.25Cr–1Mo) High-temp steam service ~500–700 Up to ~540–595 °C (fer eftir bekk) Good creep strength; needs heat treatment and PWHT
Monel (Ál 400)
Marine / Sjó ~450–700 −200 → ~400 °C Excellent seawater resistance; nickel-based cost/availability issues
Hastelloy / Inconel (Ni-alloys) Strong acid / extreme temp 700-1000+ Up to 700–1,000 °C depending on alloy Outstanding corrosion/oxidation; very costly
Brons / Eir General low-pressure (hreinlætis, HVAC) ~200–400 −50 → ~150–200 °C Góð vélvirkni; dezincification risk in chlorinated/acid media
Sveigjanlegt járn / steypujárn Water utilities, ekki ætandi þjónusta ~350–550 −20 → ~300 °C (takmörkuð) Economical for large sizes; corrosion/fragility issues

Ball materials & Yfirborðsáferð

The ball is the main sealing and flow surface — its metallurgy, hardness and finish determine sealing life.

Common ball materials:

  • 316L ryðfrítt (fáður) — default for most chemical/petro, hreinlætisforrit. Surface finish Ra ≤ 0.4 µm dæmigert; Ra ≤ 0.2 µm for high-purity.
  • Hert / hardfaced stainless (Stellite overlay / chromium carbide HVOF) — for erosive / slurry services.
  • Nikkel málmblöndur (Monel, Hastelloy) — for aggressive chloride/acid services.
  • Chrome-plated carbon steel — used where hardness needed and corrosion is controlled (not for food).
  • PTFE húðuð / PTFE encapsulated balls — for special non-stick needs (careful with temp).

Yfirborðsfrágangur:

  • Standard industrial finish is electro-polished or mechanically polished to Ra 0.2–0.8 µm.
  • For sanitary/biotech, electropolish to Ra ≤ 0.5 µm, passivation to remove free iron.
  • In abrasive service, ball surfaces are often hardfaced (StelliTe) eða HVOF WC-Co coatings to increase wear life.

Sæti efni (most critical trim choice)

Seat function: provide leak-tight contact with the ball while accommodating pressure, temperature and chemical exposure.

Mjúk sæti (algengt)

  • PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) — chem. resistance excellent, Lítill núningur. Temp limit ≈ 200 ° C. (samfellt); short excursions to ~260 °C risky.
  • RPTFE / fyllt PTFE (Gler, kolefni, bronze filled) — better wear & skríða mótspyrna; service up to ~240–260 °C.
  • Kíktu — high mechanical strength and thermal limit (~250–260 °C), good for hydrocarbon and many chemicals.
  • UHMW-PE / Pólýetýlen — low temp (kryógenískt) nota; low friction but poor high-T.

Háhitastig / sæti úr málmi

  • StelliTe / hard stainless metal seats (málmur við málm) — for superheated steam or >250–300 °C and abrasive streams.
  • Metal seat + soft insert — hybrid: metal seat for structure, soft PTFE insert for sealing when cold.

Graphite seals / carbon seats

  • For extreme temps (>350 ° C.) nota metal seats with graphite seals or graphite seat stack.
    Graphite provides high temp sealing but is porous and can allow leakage of small amounts; often used with secondary metal seating.

Stilkur, Pökkun & Secondary Seals

Stem material

  • Venjulega 316 / 17-4PH / Tvíhliða / ál depending on corrosion and strength needs. Stem must resist galling and have adequate shear strength for actuation torque.

Pökkun & live loading

  • PTFE / Grafít / PTFE-graphite blends for stem packing.
  • Lifandi hlaðin pökkun (spring washers) maintain seal over thermal cycles and minimize fugitive emissions.
  • For fugitive emissions (lofttegundir, VOCS) require ISO 15848-qualified packings (T.d., PTFE/graphite stacks with metallic springs).

5. Tegundir, End-Connections and Actuation Options

A professional, engineer-oriented survey of the available full-port ball valve variants, how they connect into piping systems, and the actuation choices you should consider when specifying for industrial service.

3 Piece Full Port Ball Valve
3 Piece Full Port Ball Valve

Valve Types

(Use these categories to match operational needs — maintenance, þrýstingur, Stærð, piggability, actuation torque and safety.)

Variant Helstu einkenni Kostir Takmarkanir Dæmigert notkunartilvik Ábendingar um val
Eitt stykki (monoblock) Single body casting/machining, smallest envelope Lowest cost, samningur, few leak paths Not serviceable in-line; limited sizes Small general-service lines Use where replacement is acceptable and service non-critical
Two-piece (split-body) Bolted two halves, removable end for internals Easier repair than 1-pc; öflugur Requires partial pipeline disassembly Almenn iðnaðarþjónusta Good balance of cost and maintainability
Three-piece Center module removable with ends in place In-line maintenance, fast seat/packing change Higher CAPEX and weight Critical lines needing frequent service Preferred for process plants with uptime constraints
Top-entry Top bonnet removable for internal access Service large valves without pipe removal Complex bonnet sealing; Hærri kostnaður Very large valves, refinery/turbine service Use when valve removal is impractical
Floating-ball Ball free to shift, seats load ball Einfalt, low cost for small/med sizes Seat load increases with pressure → higher torque Low-to-moderate pressure systems Suitable up to moderate sizes; not ideal at very high ΔP
Tennur festur Ball supported by trunnions/top & bottom Low operating torque at high pressure; stable sealing More complex internals; Hærri kostnaður Large diameters, háþrýstingsleiðslur Required for >6″/ high-pressure applications
V-port / V-ball
V-shaped ball or seat for control Good coarse-throttling, linear rangeability Lower tight-shutoff vs full seats; sérhæfður Stjórna, metering, blöndun Use where isolation + some flow control needed
Double-Block-and-Bleed (DBB) Two independent seats + cavity vent Positive isolation for maintenance, safe bleed Flóknara, hærra tog & Kostnaður Pipelines requiring absolute isolation Specify for safety-critical isolation tasks
Cavity-filled / pressurized Cavity filled with compatible fluid or vented Protects seats in high temp/thermal cycles Needs maintenance of buffer system Hot hydrocarbons, steam with seat protection need Use when fluid exposure would damage seats
Fire-safe design Soft seat backed by metal seat per API 607 Maintains isolation after fire exposure Hærri kostnaður; more complex sealing Hydrocarbon service, FPSO, hreinsunarstöð Mandatory where fire code requires it
Cryogenic design Low-temp materials, extended stems, special seats Reliable sealing at very low T Specialized materials & próf Lng, cryogenic tanks, low-temp gas lines Select low-temperature seat materials & stöngulpakkning
Piggable / hreinlætis / slurry variants Internal contours & seats optimized for specific function Enables pigging / Cip / Slípun mótspyrna May require custom geometry / harðgerð Pípulagnir, pharma CIP, flutningur á gjósku Confirm pig OD clearance / FDA finishes / HVOF coatings

End-Connection Types (how the valve joins the piping)

(Select per pressure class, maintenance strategy, and plant standards.)

Connection Key advantage Dæmigert notkun
Flangað (RF/FF) Easy assembly/disassembly General process plants
Butt-weld (BW) Smooth bore, piggable, high integrity Trunk pipelines, high-T/P service
Socket-weld (SW) Lítið fyrir litlar stærðir Small high-pressure lines
Snittari (NPT/BSP) Fljótur, low cost for small valves Tækjabúnaður, temporary lines
Wafer / Lug Fyrirferðarlítill; lug allows blind flange removal HVAC, pump stations
Tri-clamp / hreinlætis Hratt, crevice-free, CIP vingjarnlegur Matur, Pharma, líftækni

Valkostir á virkni

Virkjun Key advantage Dæmigert notkun
Handvirk stöng Mjög einfalt, Lágmarkskostnaður Litlir lokar, sjaldgæf aðgerð
Gírkassi / handwheel Mechanical advantage for manual use Large valves without power
Pneumatic (double-acting) Hratt, forceful, áreiðanlegt On/off control in process plants
Pneumatic (spring-return) Built-in fail-safe position ESD / safety shutdowns
Electric rotary Precise remote control, modulating DCS integration, remote sites
Vökvakerfi / rafvökva Very high torque Very large valves, subsea/offshore
Smart actuator + positioner Accurate modulating + greiningar Control valves, automation systems

6. Key manufacturing process — full-port ball valves

Full Port Ball Valve Stainless Steel Component
Full Port Ball Valve Stainless Steel Component

Primary forming: casting/forging / bar-stock

  • Method per design: leikarar (sand/Fjárfesting steypu) for complex, stórir líkamar; forged or bar stock for smaller or high-integrity parts.
  • Critical controls for castings: controlled melting (EAF/Induction + LF/VD), keramik síun, argon degas, directional gating & risar, chills for thick sections. Target dissolved H₂ < 5 ppm.
  • Pouring temp typical: 1,550–1,600 °C for Cr-Mo alloys (adjust to alloy); limit superheat to avoid coarse grain.

Skoðun: RT/UT on pressure parts (100% þar sem þess er krafist), visual for hot tears, dimensional check of core bores.

Rough machining & stabilization

  • Rough turn/mill to remove skin, riser remnants and allow for heat treatment.
  • Maintain datum references for concentricity and bore alignment. Use CMM first-piece inspection.
  • Typical roughing allowance: 1–4 mm depending on castness and coating allowance.

Hitameðferð (þar sem þess er krafist)

  • Apply qualified cycles per material: T.d., normalize/anneal → quench/air cool → temper for alloy steels. PWHT per alloy (for welded bodies or alloy steels) must be recorded.
  • Record furnace charts for each load (T vs time) and mark parts with heat IDs.

Finish machining — critical geometry & vikmörk

  • CNC finish all critical features: ball seat bore, ball bore, stem bores, flange faces, face-to-face.
  • Target tolerances (dæmigert):
    • Bore concentricity: ≤ 0.05 mm to ball axis for small/med valves; ≤ 0,1–0,2 mm for very large.
    • Augliti til auglitis: per ASME B16.10 tolerance ±1–3 mm depending on size/class.
    • Valve ball runout / sphericity: ≤ 0.02–0.05 mm.
    • Yfirborðsfrágangur (wetted): general ≤ RA 0.4 µm; sanitary ≤ RA 0.25 µm; high-purity ≤ RA 0.2 µm.
  • Hardfacing/HVOF overlay: apply and machine to nominal thickness. Typical overlay thickness: 0.3–1.0 mm (stjörnur) eða 100–300 µm for HVOF coatings. Verify bond and cracking absence.

Skoðun: CMM report, surface-finish measurements, hardness mapping, lagþykkt & adhesion tests.

Undirsamsetning & trim lapping

  • Ball/seat lapping/lapping fixtures to create contact pattern and ensure seat sealing. Measure seat contact band and ensure uniformity.
  • Install seat springs, backseat, anti-static pins, pressure relief/exhaust fittings as required. Live-load packings pre-set if specified.

Targets: bubble-tight for liquid services on new soft seats (verify per seat test spec).

Final assembly & torque verification

  • Assemble complete valve, apply specified torque preloads on gland, follow controlled fastener tightening sequence (torque multiplier or hydraulic torque).
    Torque procedures and fastener torque values recorded.
  • Install actuators (if part of supply) and check ISO 5211 fitment.

Próf

  • Hydrostatic shell test: 1.5× maximum working pressure (or per PO); document pressure, temp, duration and observable leakage. 100% tested.
  • Seat leakage test: per API 598 / ISO 5208 numeric limit (specify liquid/gas pressure and allowed ml/min or bubble class). 100% tested.
  • Functional cycling: lágmarki 5 cycles under pressure or as specified; record torque at open/close and observe seat/packing behavior.
  • Torque curve & CV (sampled or 100% per criticality): measure breakaway and running torque at ΔP=0 and rated ΔP; vendor to supply torque vs pressure curve. Cv must be provided with test conditions.
  • Fugitive emissions (ef þess er krafist): ISO 15848 testing for stem packing / actuation package.
  • NDE records: RT/UT/MPI/LPI as required for castings/welds.

7. Staðlar, Próf, og vottanir

Key standards and tests to specify:

Full Port Flanged Ball Valve
Full Port Flanged Ball Valve
  • Hönnun & Framleiðsla: ASME B16.34, API 6D (pipeline valves), In 12516
  • Augliti til auglitis / enda tengingar: ASME B16.10, B16.5 (Flansar)
  • Flange drilling: ASME B16.5 / EN1092
  • Pressure testing: API 598, ISO 5208 (shell and seat tests)
  • Fire test: API 607, ISO 10497
  • Material traceability: In 10204/3.1 certificate (eða 3.2) – chemical and mechanical test reports
  • Fugitive emissions: ISO 15848-1/2 for stem seals
  • NDE: Röntgenmyndataka / ultrasonics on critical castings/welds; PMI for material verification
  • Yfirborðsfrágangur / hreinlætis: 3A., EHEDG, Ra ≤ 0.8 µm for food/pharma

8. Algengar bilunarstillingar, Úrræðaleit, og mótvægisaðgerðir

Bilunarhamur Orsök Einkenni Mótvægi
Leki í sæti Slit í sætum, extrusion, rusl Through-seat leak Filter upstream (≤ 1/3 op), replace seats, use metal seats if needed
Stem leakage Pökkunarslit, incorrect compression Leakage at stem Re-torque gland, replace packing, consider live-loading springs
Ball erosion/pitting Abrasive service, Cavitation Ójöfnur á yfirborði, leka Harden ball or hardface, install flow conditioning, use full port to reduce velocity spikes
Bilun í stýrisbúnaði Lofttap, electrical fault Valve stuck Redundant controls, maintenance schedule, manual override
Seizure Tæring, cold welding Stiff operation Choose appropriate coatings (electroless Ni), apply grease, periodic exercise
Body leak Casting porosity, gasket failure External leak NDE at manufacturing, replace gasket, retorque

9. Key Application of Full Port Ball Valve

Brass Full Port Ball Valve
Brass Full Port Ball Valve
  • Olía & Bensín (leiðslur / export lines): piggable butt-weld valves, trunnion for large sizes, hardfaced trims for sand/solids.
  • Petrochemical / Hreinsun: high-T process lines and purge loops—alloy bodies and metal seats; PWHT where required.
  • Orkuvinnsla: fóðurvatn, headers and auxiliary trunk lines—use alloy bodies and metal seats for superheated steam.
  • Efnavinnsla: multiphase and corrosive streams—select corrosion-resistant alloys (316L, Hastelloy, Tvíhliða) and appropriate seats (PTFE/PEEK or metal).
  • Vatn & Veitur: pump stations and metering runs—ductile iron or stainless, flanged or lug ends.
  • Slurry / Námuvinnsla: abrasive service uses hardfaced balls and replaceable metal/ceramic seat rings.
  • Hreinlætismál / Pharma: þríklemma, electropolished 316L, 3-piece designs for CIP and easy maintenance.
  • Cryogenics / Lng: low-temp materials and special seat/packing (PCTFE/UHMW-PE); extended stems.

10. Comparison with Competing Valve Types

Lögun / Viðmið Fullur hafnarkúluloki Standard (Minnkað) Port Ball Valve Hliðarventill Globe loki Butterfly loki
Rennslisleið Ótakmarkað (≈ pipe ID); minimal ΔP Restricted bore → higher ΔP Straight bore; lágt ΔP Tortuous path → high ΔP Disc obstructs flow; moderate ΔP
CV (Rennslistuðull) Hæst; near pipe capacity ~70–80% of full port High Miðlungs Í meðallagi – hátt (size dependent)
Lokunargeta Kúluþétt (mjúk sæti) or Class V–VI (Málmur) Same as full port Gott, but seat wear possible Excellent sealing Miðlungs; depends on elastomer
Pigging / Hreinsun Já, fully piggable Nei Nei Nei
Actuation Torque Lágt-í meðallagi; compact actuators Lágt High (rising stem) High Mjög lágt
Cycle Speed Fast quarter-turn (90°) Fast quarter-turn (90°) Hægur (fjölbeygja) Hægur (fjölbeygja) Fast quarter-turn
Stærðarsvið ½” – 48″+ ½” – 24″ 2″ – 72″+ ½” – 24″ 2″ – 120″+
Pressure/Temperature Range Breiður: up to ASME 2500#, cryogenic to 600°C+ (Málmsæti) Same as full port but less flow Excellent for high P/T Excellent control at high T Miðlungs; limited by seat material
Flæðisstýring / Inngjöf Aumingja (ekki mælt með; seat erosion risk) Aumingja Fair Framúrskarandi (nákvæm stjórn) Fair (approximate control)
Viðhald Seats/packing replaceable; 3-piece design serviceable inline Same Wedge/seat replacement difficult Seat replacement difficult Einfalt; elastomer disc replaceable
Þyngd / Rými Fyrirferðarlítill; lighter than gate/globe Fyrirferðarlítill Þungt, long face-to-face Þungt, long Lightest; short face-to-face
Dæmigert forrit Leiðslur, grísarhæfar línur, Lng, hreinlætis, high-Cv service General utility, non-piggable service Isolation in pipelines, high-P/T Rennslisstjórnun, inngjöf HVAC, kælivatn, large-diameter isolation

11. Future Innovations: Smart and Sustainable Full Port Valves

The evolution of full port ball valves is driven by two trends: industrial IoT (IIoT) integration and sustainability—both aimed at improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact.

Full Port Ball Valve Bronze Component
Full Port Ball Valve Bronze Component

Smart Valve Technology

  • Innbyggðir skynjarar: Full port valves with pressure, hitastig, and flow sensors (T.d., Rusco Smart Ball Valve) transmit real-time data to a central controller.
    This enables predictive maintenance—alerting operators to seat wear or clogging before performance degrades.
    Í vatnshreinsistöð, smart full port valves reduced unplanned downtime by 40%.
  • Stafrænir tvíburar: Virtual replicas of full port valves (T.d., ABB Ability™ platform) simulate performance under varying conditions (rennslishraði, þrýstingur).
    ExxonMobil uses digital twins to optimize full port valve operation in oil pipelines, draga úr orkunotkun um 12%.
  • Rafmagnsvirkjun 2.0: Next-generation electric actuators (T.d., Emerson Bettis™) offer 0.1° position accuracy and energy efficiency 50% higher than pneumatic systems.
    Paired with V-notched full port valves, they enable precise throttling for high-flow processes.

Sustainable Design

  • Endurvinnanlegt efni: Full port valves made with 30% recycled stainless steel (T.d., Kitz Corporation) reduce carbon footprint by 15% vs. virgin steel, meeting EU CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) kröfur.
  • Low-Leakage Seals: New PTFE-silicone composite seats reduce leakage to <0.0001 std cm³/s (exceeding ISO 5208 Flokkur VI), minimizing environmental impact from toxic fluids.
  • Modular Construction: 3D-printed full port valve cores (T.d., using SLM technology) enable custom bore sizes for niche applications, draga úr efnisúrgangi um 30% vs. traditional machining.

12. Niðurstaða

Full port ball lokar are more than just flow control devices; they are efficiency enablers that reduce energy costs, lágmarka niður í miðbæ, and ensure reliable operation in critical industrial processes.

Their unique full bore design eliminates flow restrictions, while advanced materials and construction variants tailor them to corrosive, háhita, and high-pressure environments.

As industries demand higher sustainability and smarter operations, full port ball valves will continue to evolve—integrating IoT sensors, recyclable materials, and precision actuation.

For engineers, procurement teams, and plant operators, understanding the technical nuances of full port ball valves—from material selection to maintenance—is a strategic imperative to optimize performance, draga úr kostnaði, and meet environmental goals.

Algengar spurningar

When should I choose a full port ball valve over a reduced-port valve?

Choose full port if: (1) flow rate is high (>100 gpm) and pressure drop must be minimized; (2) media contains solids (slurries, skólp) or is high-viscosity (crude oil, síróp);

(3) pipeline pigging/cleaning is required. Reduced-port is better for low-flow, cost-sensitive applications.

What material is best for a full port ball valve in seawater?

Tvíhliða 2205 or super duplex 2507.

These alloys have a PREN (PITING RESISTENT Jafngilt tala) of 32–45, resisting chloride corrosion (>200 ppm Cl⁻) better than 316L (Viður 24–26). A. 2205 full port valve in seawater lasts 15–20 years vs. 5–7 years for 316L.

Can full port ball valves be used for throttling?

Standard full port valves are poor for throttling (they cause cavitation at partial openings).

For throttling high-flow processes, use V-notched full port valves (15°–90° V-cut), which achieve flow turndown ratios up to 50:1 and minimize cavitation.

What is the typical service life of a full port ball valve?

10-25 ára, depending on material and maintenance.

Til dæmis: (1) 316L full port in chemical service (annual maintenance) lasts 15–20 years;

(2) 2205 duplex with tungsten coating in slurry service (6-month maintenance) lasts 20–25 years.

How do I test a full port ball valve for leakage?

Framkvæma API 598 sætispróf: (1) Settu 1,1× vinnuþrýsting á inntakið; (2) Block the outlet and submerge the valve in water;

(3) Check for bubbles—no bubbles indicate ISO 5208 Flokkur VI samræmi. Fyrir stóra ventla, use a bubble counter to measure leakage (<0.1 std cm³/s).

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