Introduction Control valves are crucial parts of industrial processes because they control the fluids' level, pressure, and flow. For the system to operate as efficiently, safely, and optimally, the...
As both globe and gate valves are made by valve manufacturers to maintain systems operating as safely and efficiently as possible, they rank among the most often used valves in industrial facilities....
Pressure Seal valves Valves intended for high pressure service—typically above 170 bar—use pressure seal construction. Unlike other constructions where an increase in internal pressure tends...
Cryogenic valves are made to be used in extremely cold environments, as their name would imply. Thus, businesses that use compressed natural gas (CNG) or liquefied natural gas (LNG) are the ones who use...
What is Water Hammer? Water is a phenomenon that can happen in any piping system where media flow is managed by valves. A pressure wave may be produced by the water's momentum when valves close or...
The phenomenon known as "water hammer" stems from the concepts of incompressibility. It happens when a significant amount of fluid flowing through a pipeline suddenly changes direction. The...
Large-scale processing applications requiring fast, leak-proof opening and shutting employ butterfly valves. A particular kind of butterfly valve designed to address the drawbacks of other butterfly valve...
Fugitives usually have a major source, which is industrial valves. Particularly dangerous offenders are linear valves. Emissions are produced by the linear valve mechanism, which employs a rising or rotating...
Gate valves and ball valves are both on/off valves that come in a range of sizes, materials, pressure and temperature ratings. Notwithstanding the fact that these valve kinds might be utilized in comparable...