Emergency Manual Bottom Valve

Description

The emergency bottom valve installed in an oil tanker is a crucial safety feature designed to control the flow of oil during the loading and unloading process.

Located at the lowest point of the tanker, this valve helps to efficiently transfer oil by ensuring the fluid flows smoothly without causing spills or overflows.

It also acts as a protective measure to prevent accidental release of oil in case of a pipeline rupture or failure. Additionally, the valve is equipped with mechanisms

to prevent backflow, ensuring that no oil is lost during the process.

Characteristics  

• Prevents Spills: The valve reduces the risk of oil spills, ensuring that the tanker remains secure during operations.

• Safety: It provides an additional safety layer by preventing oil from leaking, especially in case of pressure fluctuations.

• Efficient Loading/Unloading: Ensures a smoother transfer process by managing oil flow at the lowest point, optimizing space and speed.

• Leakage Prevention: Protects against environmental damage by minimizing the chances of leakage due to accidental damage.

Material

Body: Aluminum alloy

Shaft: Stainless Steel

Spring: Stainless Steel

Bushing: Copper

Seal: NBR

Handle: Stainless Steel or Steel