Carbon Monoxide (CO) service
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Check Valves for Carbon Monoxide (CO) Service
Which check valves configuration suits Carbon Monoxide (CO) (CO), in which material, to which standard — from real service data, with the pitfalls flagged.
Which check valves for Carbon Monoxide (CO)?
Check Valve - Compressor protection on CO discharge lines Typical service window: 0.1–350 barg, Ambient to +900°C (blast furnace/reformer).
Recommended Configurations
Check Valve
Compressor protection on CO discharge lines
Body Material for Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Rated from real compatibility data - click any material for the full decision page.
Governing Standards for Carbon Monoxide (CO) Service
What to Avoid in Carbon Monoxide (CO) Service
- Nickel-base alloy valves in high CO partial pressure above 150°C
- Non-PWHT welded valves in CO service
Service Considerations
- CO gas detection system with 25 ppm alarm in all CO-containing areas - odourless, immediately lethal
- Avoid nickel-base trim above 150°C in high-CO partial pressure - nickel carbonyl risk
- All CO vents and drains must terminate at flare - CO must never be vented to atmosphere
- PWHT mandatory for welded carbon steel valves in CO service
Other valve types for Carbon Monoxide (CO)
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Reviewed by Process Engineering, Vajra Industrial SolutionsDiscipline: Process & Fluid Service EngineeringLast reviewed: 20 June 2026
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