


Three-Way Globe Valve for Flow Diversion and Switching
Three-way fluid control valve with L-type and T-type configurations for medium diversion, confluence and flow-direction switching in industrial pipeline systems.
| Size Range | 2″–24″ (DN50–DN400) |
|---|---|
| Pressure Rating | Class 150–2500 (PN16–PN420) |
| Body Material | Carbon steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, duplex steel, low-temperature steel, nickel-base alloy, titanium alloy, etc. |
| Connection Type | RF, BW, etc. |
| Operation | Manual, gear drive, pneumatic, electric, hydraulic, etc. |
Frequently Asked Questions
By changing the relative position of the valve core and seat, the valve can perform medium diversion, confluence and flow-direction switching.
Provide the required flow paths, inlet and outlet arrangement, switching positions and operating sequence so the listed L-type or T-type configuration can be reviewed against the pipeline scheme.
The original page lists petrochemical, nuclear power, electric power and metallurgy pipeline systems.
It is specifically listed for linear-stroke control and high-pressure systems requiring frequent flow-direction switching.
Provide the flow-path diagram, service medium, size, pressure, material, connection, actuation method, switching frequency, quantity and project documentation.
Product Overview
The Vornet Three-Way Globe Valve is a three-passage fluid control valve used to manage multiple pipeline flow paths within one valve body. It can provide diversion, confluence or flow-direction switching by changing the relative position between the valve core and seat.
Common L-type and T-type structures allow the flow arrangement to be matched to the required inlet and outlet sequence. The linear-stroke design is particularly suitable for the high-pressure systems and frequent switching duties identified in the original product information.
The valve is used in petrochemical, nuclear power, electric power and metallurgy pipeline systems. The listed material, RF/BW connection and manual or powered operation options can be reviewed against the actual process and control scheme.
- Three-Passage Control: Supports diversion, confluence and flow-direction switching.
- Flow-Pattern Options: Commonly available in L-type and T-type structures.
- Frequent Switching Duty: Listed for systems requiring repeated changes in flow direction.
- Industrial Configuration: Multiple stated materials, connections and operating methods are available.
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