Likewise, people ask, what is trim on a valve?
The operating parts of a valve which are normally exposed to the process fluid are referred to as ‘valve trim‘. Usually parts like stem, plug, disc, seating surface etc. are called as valve trim. Valve trim is the physical shape of the plug and seat arrangement.
Similarly, why are Stellite valves used? In diesel engines, Stellite faced valves are often used to handle high exhaust temperatures. The Stellite coating greatly improves wear resistance at high temperatures.
People also ask, what is Stellite trim?
Stellite is a range of cobalt-chromium alloys designed for wear resistance. The alloys may also contain tungsten or molybdenum and a small but important amount of carbon.
How Stellite coating is applied?
Tungsten carbide coatings are often applied by a high velocity oxygen fuel (HVOF) thermal spray process. This process propels coating particles toward the substrate surface at extremely high velocity and they fuse to the surface due to their kinetic energy, rather than an elevated temperature.
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Removable/replaceable ,functional parts of the valve that are exposed to the flow medium such as stem,closure member and seating surfaces is termed as trim.(Valve body,bonnet,yoke does not include in trim) The number corresponding to material used in API 600 and API 602 are termed as Trim Numbers.
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sually welded using a low preheat temperature (50-150°C) followed by a slow cool in vermiculite. The difficulty with austenitic steels is that during hard facing, carbon can diffuse from the Stellite alloy into the heat affected zone (HAZ).
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