Flanged sliding valve is a type of valve that is made from the combination of two separate parts, i.e. flange and sliding valve. These two parts are welded together and form the flanged sliding valve. The main task of these valves is to control and cut off and connect the fluid flow in installations and piping. Due to the special design and dimensions, these valves are especially used in oil and gas industries and in laboratory activities.
One of the prominent features of the flanged slide valve is the high ability of its disc or stem to close and open the fluid flow quickly. Connecting the valve to the pipe is done through a flange and using bolts and nuts. A gasket is used to prevent leakage at the joint.
The upper part of the sliding valve, which is connected to the body with a flange and a bolt, is known as **Metal Cover (Bonnet)**. A gasket is used to ensure tightness and prevent leakage between the body and the cap. In large-sized sliding valves, in addition to the ability to close in full flow condition, it is necessary to balance the pressure on both sides of the valve using a bypass system before the valve opens.


