Large-Diameter Butt-Weld Flange for Municipal Water Treatment Plants is a heavy-duty pipe fitting designed for large-scale water transport, with diameters typically ranging from 200mm to 2000mm, engineered to connect pipelines in water treatment infrastructure. It is widely used in water intake lines, filtration system pipelines, and treated water distribution mains in municipal plants, where high flow rates and long-term reliability are essential.
A key advantage of
Large-Diameter Butt-Weld Flange for Municipal Water Treatment Plants lies in its high flow capacity and structural stability. The large diameter accommodates the high water volume demands of urban treatment plants, while the butt-weld design creates a rigid, leak-tight joint that resists pressure fluctuations and external soil stress—critical for underground or above-ground pipeline sections. This design also minimizes flow turbulence, preventing sediment buildup in water lines.
Large-Diameter Butt-Weld Flange for Municipal Water Treatment Plants further offers corrosion resistance and compliance. Most are made from carbon steel with anti-corrosion coatings (epoxy, polyethylene) to withstand chlorinated water and soil moisture, extending service life. They comply with standards like AWWA C207, ensuring compatibility with municipal pipe systems and simplifying maintenance. Whether used in raw water intake pipelines or post-treatment distribution lines, it delivers consistent performance for public water supply infrastructure.
