What is the difference between a high-pressure valve and a low-pressure valve?
1. Low-pressure valves with pressure below 2.5 Mpa are called low-pressure valves.
2. The pressure above 2.5 Mpa is called high pressure valve.
3. The manufacturer of valves has a certificate called Special Equipment Pressure License, which is the best proof to identify a manufacturer's production capacity. The best grade is A1.
4. Low pressure valves are generally made of copper, cast iron, ductile iron, cast steel, stainless steel, etc.
5.High-pressure valves are made of almost all materials except copper, cast iron and ductile iron which can not be used, such as cast steel, stainless steel, etc.
6. Low-pressure valves are generally used in urban civil buildings, such as urban water pipelines, building fire control systems, central air-conditioning systems and so on, and some common civil areas.
7. High-pressure valves are generally used in industrial buildings, gold treatment, petroleum, chemical industry, power plants and so on.
8. The material and manufacturing standards of High-pressure valves are higher than those of low-pressure valves.