Check valves play a critical role in preventing reverse flow across a broad range of industrial piping systems. A specialized type known as the double door check valve provides enhanced backflow prevention through its unique dual closure design. Compared to single disc or swing checks, double door check valves offer superior flow dynamics, reliability, and backflow protection. Below we examine the operating principles, design features, benefits, and common applications of double door check valves.
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A double door check valve contains two closure disks or flappers mounted in series within the valve body. These dual flappers seal against angled seats on either side of a central piston. The flappers are spring-loaded and open fully during forward flow. If flow reverses, the flappers rapidly seal to stop any backflow. This dual sealing action provides tighter backflow prevention compared to single flap check valves. Double door designs also enable better flow characteristics with reduced turbulence and slamming.
Some of the key design elements of double door check valves include:
Double door check valves provide several notable benefits:
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Double door check valves have wide utility across industrial sectors. Typical applications include:
With their superior backflow sealing capabilities, Wafer double door check valves deliver important protection across an array of critical piping systems. Considering their strengths in key applications leads to improved safety and operability.
The main differences between lift check valves and double door check valves are:
Jonloo Machine Manufacturing Co.,Ltd, the subsidiary of Zhejiang High & Medium Pressure Valve Co., Ltd, has produced valves for more than 20 years and is recognized as the premier manufacturer of industrial valves. By leveraging advanced engineering capabilities and innovation, it has produced quality assured valves to meet critical industrial needs, which are used in the pipeline systems around the world.