In 1906, Everlasting Valve Company was formed by Patterson Allen Engineering, Paterson, NJ to manufacture and market steam boiler blow down valves for steam locomotives, tug boats, ocean liners, Great Lake steamers and the US Navy. As the motive force for these modes of transportation faded packaged boilers for industry and space heating emerged. Everlasting has become a standard for this industry. The unique features of this valve are Rotating self lapping sealing surfaces, and self cleaning open body which allows particulate to freely flow.


FLAT DISC ROTATES WITH EACH CYCLE
TO SELF LAP IN ABRASIVE MEDIA




      1=Initial Leak Test (NEW VALVE)
      2=Leak Test after 25,000 cycles in Dry Coarse Limestone
      3=Leat Test after additional 8,582 cycles
         with 25-35 wt. % Limestone Slurry.


DOE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER GRAPH
The above graph was developed at the Morgantown Energy Technology Center to determine a state-of-the-art valve for lock-hopper service for the Dept. of Energy Clean Coals Technology program.

Everlasting was selected as the best from all the available valve types tested. The criteria were that after 25,000 cycles the valve could not leak more than 18 SCFM of air. When new the Everlasting Valve (metal seated) leaked 5 SCFM, after 25,000 cycles in dry Limestone the valve leaked 3 SCFM. The same valve was then put in a Limestone slurry cycling 8,500 additional times for a total of 33,500 cycles with 1 SCFM final leak rate. The diminished leak rate is a direct result of the Flat Rotating Disc self-lapping characteristic. Refer to the complete report and you will see photos of the tested valve and that the media swirls in the eccentric body to promote self-cleaning.


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PROCESS VALVES
Applications for Process valves are; Petroleum refineries catalysts; chemical plant reactor loading; pneumatic conveying; inorganic chemicals; line diverters. Any process application where you get less than a year service from the installed valve.

Process Valve







Diagram
Shearing of disc and seat
edges clean sealing surfaces






Process Valves Specifications
Class 150 and 300 ANSI B16.34 Size range 1/2" to 18"
Seats & Discs Cast Stellite #6; ANSI B16.34; MSS-SP 61 leak test
Temperature range
Body material
Connections
-20°f to 1500°f
Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel Alloys
Raised Face Flanged
Operators Lever; Handwheel, Air cylinder; Linear; Hydraulic; Electric.
Packing Grafoil or Teflon
Accessories Limit switches; Solenoid; Fail Safe (air reservoir type)
Point design; valves built to meet application requirements through 1500°f, and 10,000 psig.

E-mail: info@everlastingvalveusa.com
Everlasting Valve Co.
108 Somogyi Court
South Plainfield, N.J. 07080
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Phone: (908) 769-0700
Fax: (908) 769-8697