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what end type is this

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Best guess is that stands for Extended Buttweld end. Very common for a small diameter forged ball valve like that, to have "integrated" pipe nipples, forged directly with the valve ends. This moves the heat source from field welding away from the body and seat seals, and prevents damage during installation.

I bet if you peel back some more insulation, you'll see the valve is butt weld end, and the weld is 6" (150 mm) or so from the valve body.

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Could also be Extended Bonnet as used for cryogenic valves.
 
The stallone catalogue - just search for it- shows different end s, but not eb. It does however have extended bonnet for insulation, which seems a good connection to this valve.

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I think the both extended bonnet and extended butt welding seems to be right but extended point is more correct because of the insulation as the temprature at tgis area reach -40 an below thanks guys for your help
 
please, submit a picture of the end so is better to identify the real end. EB is normally for extended bonnet. for the weld end on a 1" is common have BW, SW or PE
 

EB = END BLOCK, decribing that the valve is a valve where different ends can be mounted (Fastened by screws) to the main body block,eg. for instance threaded or welded ends at different lengths and shapes etc???? (No general standard seems to cover the abbreviaation EB. The abbreviation EB has at least 611 different genereal meanings, listede in abbreviation lexicons).

 
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