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Carbon steel pipe is an extensively used industrial piping material. Its core components are iron (Fe) and carbon (C), with carbon content typically ranging between 0.05% and 2.0% – the critical factor determining its mechanical properties.

Ductile iron pipes widely use flexible joints for connections. These joints allow the pipe to deflect and expand/contract within a certain range to accommodate ground settlement or temperature changes.

The Flanged Resilient NRS Gate Valve with Bypass Outlet (Z45XL) is a gate valve combining resilient sealing (excellent seal, good impurity tolerance), flanged connection (reliable, easy maintenance), and a non-rising stem (space-saving). Its core value lies in the integrated bypass system, which is used to balance upstream and downstream pressure before opening the main valve. This significantly reduces operating torque and protects the main valve from damage caused by opening/closing under high differential pressure, ensuring safe, reliable, and long-term operation in critical applications. It is widely used in water systems, fire protection, and industrial settings requiring pressure equalization at pipeline control points. The model Z45XL explicitly identifies its flanged connection, geared operation (broadly), resilient seat, and bypass features.

The Flanged Resilient Non-Rising Stem (NRS) Gate Valve is a shut-off valve with flanged connections and a non-ascending stem. Its core design features a rubber-coated wedge gate (Resilient Seat) and a non-rising stem mechanism. Rotating the handwheel drives the stem nut to move the gate vertically, sealing or opening the pipeline. Compliant with BS 5163/EN 1074 standards (pressure ratings PN10/16), the valve combines the strength of a metal body with zero-leakage elastic sealing.