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Cryogenic Ball Valve for LNG / Liquefied Natural Gas

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Yes. LibertyCES has documented Cryogenic Ball Valve in LNG / Liquefied Natural Gas applications, including AVCO 1500 Series and AVCO 9500 Series. The right model depends on the fluid, concentration, temperature, flow and duty cycle, so send James your process data for a free spec review before final selection.

Notes from the vendor documentation

LNG is named explicitly on both AVCO cryogenic ball valve pages. Real systematic pattern for spares planning: AVCO pairs every standard series with a cryogenic-bonnet variant — 1100→1500, 9100→9500, 11100→11500, 19100→19500 — so the LNG valve is the same base platform with an extended bonnet.

Products cited in this application

AVCO 1500 Series (3-piece full port fire safe cryogenic, 1/4"-4", up to Class 600 / 2000 WOG; single-piece cryogenic bonnet extension bolted to the body, sealed twice via Flexitallic spiral wound gasket; Hastelloy C and Monel 400 body/ball/stem; named markets aerospace, petrochemical, LNG, liquid oxygen)AVCO 9500 Series (2-piece flanged cryogenic, 1-1/2"-6", Class 150/300; named markets power, oil & gas, chemical, LNG, liquid oxygen; customizable bonnet lengths incl. subterranean box installs)

Real Specifications

SpecValueSource document
AVCO 1500 Series size & pressure1/4"-4", up to Class 600 / 2000 WOGAVCO Valve — Ball Valve Families
AVCO 1500 Series cryogenic constructionSingle-piece cryogenic bonnet extension bolted to the body, sealed twice via Flexitallic spiral wound gasket; Hastelloy C and Monel 400 available body/ball/stem materialsAVCO Valve — Ball Valve Families
AVCO 9500 Series size & pressure1-1/2"-6", ANSI Class 150/300; customizable bonnet lengths including subterranean box installsAVCO Valve — Ball Valve Families
Named markets1500 Series: aerospace, petrochemical, LNG, liquid oxygen; 9500 Series: power, oil & gas, chemical, LNG, liquid oxygenAVCO Valve — Ball Valve Families
Install / Failure Note

AVCO's cryogenic bonnet is sealed twice — at the top of the valve AND the top of the bonnet — a real double-seal design specifically because a single-seal cryogenic bonnet is where LNG service valves typically leak as the bonnet thermal-cycles.

AVCO systematically pairs every standard ball valve platform with a cryogenic-bonnet variant — 1100→1500, 9100→9500 — so an LNG valve isn't a bespoke product, it's the same base platform with an extended, doubly-sealed bonnet, which matters for spares planning across a liquefaction train.

Every claim on this page traces to real, vendor-published documentation on file with LibertyCES. Confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final specification.

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FAQ

How is Cryogenic Ball Valve used in LNG / Liquefied Natural Gas?

LNG is named explicitly on both AVCO cryogenic ball valve pages. Real systematic pattern for spares planning: AVCO pairs every standard series with a cryogenic-bonnet variant — 1100→1500, 9100→9500, 11100→11500, 19100→19500 — so the LNG valve is the same base platform with an extended bonnet.

Which Cryogenic Ball Valve models are specified for LNG / Liquefied Natural Gas?

Documented models include AVCO 1500 Series, AVCO 9500 Series. Confirm current specifications with the manufacturer before final selection.

What does LibertyCES need to size Cryogenic Ball Valve for a LNG / Liquefied Natural Gas application?

The fluid and its concentration, operating temperature, flow or volume, pressure and suction conditions, duty cycle, and the existing equipment it replaces or connects to. James reviews it for free.

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