In waste incineration facilities, specialized industrial valves are essential components used in various stages of the incineration process to control the flow, temperature, and pressure of gases and liquids. Specific valve models commonly used in waste incineration applications include:

Gate Valves for Combustion Chambers:
Such as High-Performance Knife Gate Valves used to isolate combustion chambers and control the flow of waste materials into the incinerator for controlled combustion.

Control Valves for Flue Gas Treatment:
Including Pneumatic Control Valves used to regulate the flow of flue gases through pollution control systems such as scrubbers, filters, and electrostatic precipitators for emissions control.

Ball Valves for Ash Handling:
Utilized in ash handling systems to control the flow of fly ash and bottom ash from the incinerator to storage or disposal areas, with options like Metal-Seated Ball Valves for abrasive service.

Butterfly Valves for Air Supply Systems:
Including Triple Offset Butterfly Valves used to regulate airflow in combustion air supply systems, ensuring proper oxygen levels for efficient waste combustion.

Check Valves for Exhaust Systems:
Including Spring-loaded Check Valves used in exhaust gas lines to prevent reverse flow and maintain proper pressure in the incineration system.

These valve solutions are critical for ensuring the safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible operation of waste incineration facilities.