Super Austenitic Check Valve
WDL Super Austenitic Check Valve provides automatic prevention of reverse flow for seawater and brackish-water systems and flue-gas desulfurization. Connections, trim and operation are selected to the project conditions.
Description
Super Austenitic Check Valve
WDL Super Austenitic Check Valve provides automatic prevention of reverse flow for process systems that need improved pitting and crevice-corrosion resistance in chloride service. Super austenitic stainless steel provides higher nickel, molybdenum and nitrogen content than standard 316L for demanding chloride environments.
Design Options
| Item | Available specification |
|---|---|
| Material | 254 SMO, 904L, 6Mo or project-specified grade |
| Function | automatic prevention of reverse flow |
| Connections | Wafer, lugged, flanged or butt-welded |
| Operation | Self-actuated swing, lift, piston or dual-plate mechanism |
| Design basis | API 594, BS 1868, API 598 or project standard |
Typical Applications
- Seawater and brackish-water systems
- Flue-gas desulfurization
- Pulp bleaching equipment
- Pump discharge protection
- Backflow prevention in process lines
Selection Notes
Verify the selected grade against chloride concentration, temperature, crevice conditions and pressure before manufacture.
Confirm installation direction, minimum flow, cracking pressure, slam risk and allowable pressure drop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why select Super Austenitic Stainless Steel for this check valve?
Super austenitic stainless steel provides higher nickel, molybdenum and nitrogen content than standard 316L for demanding chloride environments. Final suitability depends on the complete process conditions and the selected valve trim.
What information is needed for selection?
Provide the size, pressure rating, medium composition, concentration, temperature, connection standard, operating method and required quantity.
Send the process datasheet to WDL for material review, dimensional confirmation and quotation.







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