KleNEflo valve
Is designed to operate in pulverised fuel (PF) systems and maintain an open position during operation and then shut upon pressure drop or flash-back from the boiler. Over its length the KleNEflo valve gives the lowest pressure drop of its type.

Non-Return Valve
The KleNEflo NRV is designed to be installed upstream as close to the burner or boiler as possible in order to prevent the passage of flames or hot furnace gases back down the pipeline towards the mill.

Mill Isolation Valve
The KleNEflo MIV is designed to be installed downstream as close to the pulverising mill or classifier as possible enabling isolation during maintenance period or during mill start up as required.
The construction of the valve is very simple and effective. The body comprises of a thick walled mild steel shell in which is inserted a replaceable wear resistant flap and seat. When the flap is open it hugs the profile of the body eliminating steps, cavities and ledges, retaining a cylindrical cross-section, ensuring minimum interference and pressure drop during operation. When the flap is closed it sits firmly into the specially profiled seat.
The body of the valve can be either lined or unlined depending on duty and customer preference.

The KleNEflo NRV flap operates on a simple but reliable sealed bearing arrangement that has been developed over the years to operate effectively with the minimum of maintenance. A counter balance weight is incorporated in to the Non-Return valve which is adjusted on site to provide the correct closing torque.

The KleNEflo MIV flap operates on the same bearing arrangement as the KleNEflo NRV but is power operated by pneumatic or electrical actuator(s).

Salient Features of the KleNEflo Valve are described below:

• Low pressure drop across the valve flanges
• Minimum interference to PF flow
• Simple, reliable construction and easily commissioned
• Can be supplied lined or unlined
• Can be designed to fit most diameters and application
• Fully maintainable, the valve can be fully refurbished and relined thus retaining the initial investment in the valve body