Check Valves
Check valves are designed to pass flow in one direction with minimum resistance and to prevent reverse or backflow with…
Check valves are designed to pass flow in one direction with minimum resistance and to prevent reverse or backflow with…
Needle valves generally are used for instrument, gauge, and meter line service. Very accurate throttling is possible with needle valves…
A typical large globe valve with flanged ends is illustrated in Fig. A10.11, and a large wye-pattern globe is illustrated…
Conventional globe valves may be used for isolation and throttling services. Although these valves exhibit slightly higher pressure drops than…
Sometimes in high-temperature applications, the flow medium, such as water or steam, is trapped in the valve bonnet area when…
Gate valves consist of three major components: body, bonnet, and trim. The body is generally connected to the piping by…
Gate Valves Gate valves are primarily designed to serve as isolation valves. In service, these valves generally are either fully…
Stop (Isolation) Valves As the name implies, stop valves are used to stop flow or isolate a portion of the…
Stem packing performs one or both of the following two functions, depending on the application: ● Prevent leakage of flow…
Rising Stem with Inside Screw. The threaded part of the stem is inside the valve body, and the stem packing is…
Valve seat(s), stem, yoke, packing, gland bolting, bushings, handwheel, and valve actuators are some of the major non- pressure retaining…
Valve trim parts may be constructed of assorted materials because of the different properties needed to withstand different forces and…