1-1/2" Plastic Foot Valve, UPVC Non Return Valve

Buy a 1-1/2" plastic foot valve for water pump. It features DN40, UPVC material and flanged connection that prevent backflow and maintains fluid pressure, used in process plants, chemical plants, and wastewater treatment facilities.

Specifications

• Model: ATO-H42F-10S
• Port Size: 1-1/2 inch, DN40
• Nominal Pressure: 16kg
• Type: Foot Valve
• Body Material: UPVC
• Connection Form: Flange
• Weight: 1kg
• Suitable Medium: Water

Features

• The foot valve is mainly used in pumps and other mechanical equipment for slurry treatment. It is usually installed at the bottom of the pump's underwater suction pipe to limit the return of the liquid in the pump pipe to the water source.
• There are many water inlets and ribs on the foot valve cover, equipped with a screen to prevent impurities from flowing in and reduce clogging.
  With good sealing performance, small pressure loss and strong hydraulic performance, the
• UPVC foot valve is an ideal water pump supporting facility for petrochemical, chemical, textile, printing and dyeing, metallurgy, mining, drainage, irrigation industries, etc.

 Dimension (Unit: mm)

	Nominal Diameter	DN40
	D1	145
	D2	110
	L	238
	h	18
	N-Φ	4-Φ17x20

Applications

Foot valve is a type of valve that is used in pumping systems to prevent the backflow of fluids. UPVC foot valve is used in various applications such as irrigation, water supply, and other fluid handling systems where backflow prevention is necessary.

Tips: UPVC Foot Valve Troubleshooting

Here are some common troubleshooting tips for UPVC foot valves:

1. Check the strainer or filter: If the UPVC foot valve is not working properly, it may be due to a clogged strainer or filter. Check the strainer or filter for debris, dirt, or other particles that may be blocking the flow of fluid. Clean or replace the strainer or filter as necessary.
2. Check for leaks: If the UPVC foot valve is leaking, check for cracks, breaks, or other damage to the valve body or seals. Tighten any loose fittings or connections and replace any damaged parts as necessary.
3. Check the suction line: If the UPVC foot valve is not working properly, it may be due to a problem with the suction line. Check for blockages, kinks, or other obstructions in the suction line that may be preventing fluid from flowing properly. Clear any blockages and straighten any kinks as necessary.
4. Check the system pressure: If the UPVC foot valve is not opening or closing properly, it may be due to the system pressure. Check the pressure gauge or other monitoring devices to ensure that the system is operating within the specified pressure range. Adjust the system pressure as necessary.
5. Check the valve installation: If the UPVC foot valve is not working properly, it may be due to improper installation. Check the valve installation to ensure that it is installed in the correct orientation and that all fittings and connections are tight and secure. Make any necessary adjustments to the installation as required.