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Start, stop and throttle
Less leakage than gate valves
Higher Head Loss
Linear Movement |
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Much like a plug valve
Stop and start
Quick acting
Can be used for throttling but is poor
and rapidly erodes the disk
Rotational Movement |
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Like a ball valve
Start and stop
Quick acting
Throttling is hard on the disc.
Rotational movement |
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Diaphram and Pinch valves |
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Definition
Used to start, stop and throttle
Used for slurries or where corrosion may be
a factor
Linear Movement |
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Stop, start and throttle
Rotational Movement
Large valve applications
Save: weight, cost and space |
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Fine adjustments
used as component parts for more
complicated valves
often used on reducing valves |
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Definition
Prevent reversal of fluid
Swing:tilting disk with adjustable stop
Lift check: similar in shape to a globe valve
Stop: operates like a lift check unless manually
closed, then blocks flow in both directions |
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Definition
Prevents overpressurization
Rapidly opens
Surface area increases upon activation causing
the need to have pressure drop below the
activation level which is called blowdown
(P-set minus P-reset)*100% /P-set=
% blowdown
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Definition
Tight seal
Low loss of head when fully open
Start, stop but DO NOT THROTTLE
Most flow change is near shut off
Slide of linear motion |
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Definition
Prevent overpressurization
Gradual opening
(P-full open minus P-setpoint)*100%/P-setpoint=
Accumulation %
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