Steam valve and power generation system

A steam valve, comprising:

• a valve body that includes a steam flow path through which steam flows, and a valve seat disposed in the middle of the steam flow path and having an opening portion;
• and
• a stop valve that includes a valve stem which extends in an axial direction, where an axis extends, and is movable back and forth in the axial direction, and a first valve disc which is fixed to a distal end part of the valve stem and is abutted against the valve seat to close the steam flow path,
• wherein the valve stem is partitioned into a first valve stem to which the first valve disc is fixed and a second valve stem different from the first valve stem,
• wherein a partition position of the first valve stem and the second valve stem in the axial direction is located outside a pressure boundary divided from the steam flow path in terms of pressure,
• wherein the valve stem has a first inclined surface which expands an outer diameter of the valve stem from a distal end side toward a proximal end side of the valve stem,
• wherein the steam valve includes a counterpart member which has a first abutment surface abutting against the first inclined surface when the stop valve is fully open,
• wherein the pressure boundary is formed by the first inclined surface and the first abutment surface,
• wherein the first valve stem has a first valve-open-time pressing surface pressed in the axial direction with the second valve stem when the second valve stem moves from the proximal end side toward the distal end side of the valve stem,
• wherein the second valve stem has a second valve-open-time pressing surface pressing the first valve-open-time pressing surface in the axial direction when the second valve stem moves from the proximal end side toward the distal end side of the valve stem,
• wherein the first valve stem has a first valve-close-time pressing surface pressed in the axial direction with the second valve stem when the stop valve is fully closed,
• wherein the second valve stem has a second valve-close-time pressing surface pressing the first valve-close-time pressing surface in the axial direction when the stop valve is fully closed,
• wherein the first valve stem has a through hole penetrating from a distal end to a proximal end of the first valve stem, and
• wherein the first valve-close-time pressing surface and the second valve-close-time pressing surface abut against each other to prohibit the steam in the steam flow path from flowing out to an outside via the through hole, when the stop valve is fully closed.

A steam valve, comprising:

• a valve body that includes a steam flow path through which steam flows, and a valve seat disposed in the middle of the steam flow path and having an opening portion;
• and
• a stop valve that includes a valve stem which extends in an axial direction, where an axis extends, and is movable back and forth in the axial direction, and a first valve disc which is fixed to a distal end part of the valve stem and is abutted against the valve seat to close the steam flow path,
• wherein the valve stem is partitioned into a first valve stem to which the first valve disc is fixed and a second valve stem different from the first valve stem,
• wherein a partition position of the first valve stem and the second valve stem in the axial direction is located outside a pressure boundary divided from the steam flow path in terms of pressure,
• wherein the first valve stem has a valve stem insertion hole which penetrates from a proximal end to a distal end of the first valve stem and through which the second valve stem is inserted,
• wherein the second valve stem is inserted through the valve stem insertion hole,
• wherein the stop valve includes a second valve disc fixed to a distal end portion of the second valve stem,
• wherein the first valve disc functions as a valve seat of the second valve disc, and is formed with a first valve disc through hole into which the steam flows when the second valve disc is opened, and
• wherein the first valve disc is pressed from a distal end side toward a proximal end side of the valve stem by the second valve disc and moves together with the first valve stem from the distal end side toward the proximal end side of the valve stem, when the second valve stem moves from the distal end side toward the proximal end side of the valve stem.