Power generation facilities require valves that operate reliably under high temperatures and pressures, often in steam, condensate, and fuel systems. Material integrity and thermal performance are critical, especially in combined heat and power (CHP) and coal handling environments. Valves must ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with emission standards, supporting both base-load and peaking power operations.
PJ Valves supplies valves for coal handling, CHP, and steam systems, using high-temperature alloys such as F9, F11, F22, and Incoloy, with pressure ratings up to Class 2500. Our valves are engineered for thermal stability, longevity, and compliance with emission standards. We provide technical support from specification through commissioning, ensuring seamless integration and reliable performance in demanding power generation environments.
PJ Valves supplied gate and globe valves in 15Mo3 and F317L for high-temperature steam service at the Dow Stade New Cogen Plant. The project required valves capable of withstanding extreme thermal cycling and maintaining tight shut-off under fluctuating pressures. Our engineering team worked closely with the client to ensure all valves met stringent performance and documentation requirements, supporting efficient and reliable plant operation.
For the Giordania Power Plant, PJ Valves delivered globe valves in A105 and Incoloy 852, rated to 2500#, for condensate and fuel systems. The project’s demanding service conditions required valves with exceptional material integrity and thermal performance, ensuring long-term reliability and compliance with environmental standards.
