Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Product Industrial Check Valves
Types Swing, Lift, Dual Plate, Piston, Wafer & Tilting Disc
Design Automatic, Self-Actuated & Non-Return
Pressure Class ASME Class 150–2500, as applicable
Body Materials Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel & Cast Iron
Disc Type & Material Selected as per application requirements
Trim & Seat Selected based on fluid compatibility and operating conditions
End Connections Flanged, Wafer, Butt-Weld & Threaded
Installation Horizontal / Vertical, according to valve design
Applications Oil & Gas, Chemical, Power, Steam, Water Treatment & Process Industries

Product Information

Check Valves — Technical Overview & Selection Guide

Overview

Check valves are automatic, self-actuated valves designed to prevent reverse flow in piping systems. They operate according to fluid-flow and pressure conditions without manual or external actuation.

Key Features
  • Automatic prevention of reverse flow

  • No external actuation required

  • Suitable for liquid, gas, and steam services

  • Low-pressure-drop designs available

  • Flanged, wafer, butt-weld, and threaded end connections

  • Horizontal or vertical installation, depending on valve design

  • Suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature applications

  • Available in ASME Class 150–2500, as applicable

Common Check Valve Types
  • Swing Check Valve

  • Lift Check Valve

  • Dual Plate Check Valve

  • Piston Check Valve

  • Wafer Check Valve

  • Tilting Disc Check Valve

Technical Selection Parameters

Selection should consider:

Parameter Selection Consideration
Size DN / NPS
Pressure Class ASME Class 150–2500, as applicable
Design Pressure Project/design requirement
Design Temperature Project/design requirement
Fluid Liquid / Gas / Steam
Flow Direction Required flow direction
Body Material Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel / Alloy Steel / Cast Iron
Disc Type & Material Based on service conditions
Trim & Seat Based on fluid compatibility and operating conditions
Cracking Pressure Required opening pressure
End Connection Flanged / Wafer / Butt-Weld / Threaded
Installation Horizontal / Vertical, according to valve design
Pressure Drop Required flow capacity and system requirements
Reverse Flow Back-pressure and closing requirements
Materials

Common body materials include:

  • Carbon Steel

  • Stainless Steel

  • Alloy Steel

  • Cast Iron

Trim and seat materials should be selected based on fluid compatibility, pressure, temperature, erosion, corrosion, and service requirements.

End Connections
  • Flanged

  • Wafer

  • Butt-Weld

  • Threaded

Testing & Inspection

Depending on project specifications and applicable standards, check valves may undergo:

  • Shell/body pressure testing

  • Seat leakage testing

  • Dimensional inspection

  • PMI (Positive Material Identification)

  • MTC verification

  • NDE (Non-Destructive Examination)

Quick Selection Guide

Flow Direction: Confirm required direction of flow and potential reverse-flow conditions.

Fluid: Identify whether the service is liquid, gas, or steam.

Size: Specify DN/NPS based on required flow rate and piping size.

Pressure: Provide operating and design pressure, together with the applicable ASME pressure class.

Temperature: Specify operating and design temperature.

Installation: Confirm horizontal or vertical installation requirements.

Pressure Drop: Evaluate flow capacity and allowable system pressure loss.

Reverse Flow: Consider back-pressure, closing characteristics, and potential water hammer or surge.

Connection: Specify flanged, wafer, butt-weld, or threaded connection.

Applications

Check valves are commonly used in:

  • Oil & Gas

  • Refineries

  • Petrochemical Plants

  • Chemical Plants

  • Power Plants

  • Steam Systems

  • Water Treatment

  • Pump Discharge Lines

  • Process Piping

  • Pipelines

  • Utilities

Engineering Inputs for RFQ

For technical enquiry and quotation, provide:

Valve Type • Size • Pressure Class • Fluid • Flow Direction • Design Pressure • Design Temperature • Body Material • Trim & Seat • End Connection • Installation Orientation • Required Flow Rate • Testing & Inspection Requirements

Manufacturer Brands

1. ZOLOTO — Industrial Valves

Brand: ZOLOTO
Website: www.zolotovalves.com

2. MARCK — Industrial Valves

Brand: MARCK
Manufacturer: Hawa Engineers Ltd.
Website: www.marckvalves.com

3. LEHRY — Industrial Valves and Instrumentation

Brand: LEHRY
Manufacturer: Lehry Instrumentation & Valves Pvt. Ltd.
Website: www.lehryvalves.com

4. UFLOW — Automation and Process Control Valves

Brand: UFLOW
Manufacturer: Uflow Automation India
Website: www.uflowvalve.com

5. V-TORK CONTROLS — Industrial Flow Control Valves

Brand: V-TORK CONTROLS
Website: www.vtorkcontrols.com

6. PENNANT — Steam Traps and Pipeline Accessories

Brand: PENNANT
Manufacturer: Pennant Engineering Pvt. Ltd.
Website: www.pennantcorp.com

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