Data Center Liquid Cooling Valve Maintenance

The opening and closing member of a Valve data center is a plug-shaped disc with a flat or conical sealing surface. The disc moves linearly along the centerline of the cooling Valve seat. The cooling water Valve stem can be designed to lift and rotate, making it suitable for controlling a variety of fluids, including air, water, steam, corrosive media, slurries, oils, liquid metals, and radioactive media. This type of Valve cooling is ideal for shutoff, regulating, and throttling due to its short opening and closing stroke, reliable shutoff, and the proportional change in seat opening relative to disc travel.

Proper maintenance of water cooling Valve is crucial to extending their service life. First, regularly inspect the sealing surfaces for wear and promptly replace damaged components to prevent leakage. Avoid excessive force during operation to prevent stem deformation or seal failure. Regularly clean the cooling Valve body to prevent clogging and flow control issues. Apply anti-rust oil to prevent rust when the water cooling Valve is not in use for extended periods. Regularly lubricate the cooling water Valve stem and threads to ensure smooth opening and closing. Proper maintenance not only extends the life of Valve cooling system but also reduces maintenance costs and improves equipment efficiency.