Reducing Valves
Reducing valves automatically reduce supply pressure to a preselected pressure as long as the supply pressure is at least as…
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The operating mechanism of a diaphragm valve is not exposed to the media within the pipeline. Sticky or viscous fluids…
A diaphragm valve is a linear motion valve that is used to start, regulate, and stop fluid flow. The name…
The gland of the plug valve is equivalent to the bonnet of a gate or globe valve. The gland secures…
Clearances and leakage prevention are the chief considerations in plug valves. Many plug valves are of all metal construction. In…
Multiport valves are particularly advantageous on transfer lines and for diverting services. A single multiport valve may be installed in…
A plug valve is a rotational motion valve used to stop or start fluid flow. The name is derived from…
Some ball valves are equipped with stops that permit only 90° rotation. Others do not have stops and may be…
Balls are usually metallic in metallic bodies with trim (seats) produced from elastomeric (elastic materials resembling rubber) materials. Plastic construction…
A ball valve is a rotational motion valve that uses a ball-shaped disk to stop or start fluid flow. The…
Globe valves employ two methods for connecting disk and stem: T-slot construction and disk nut construction. In the T-slot design,…
The angle body globe valve design, illustrated in Figure 11, is a simple modification of the basic globe valve. Having…