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HOW DOES A KNIFE GATE VALVE WORK

HOW DOES A KNIFE GATE VALVE WORK

  • Apr 01, 2019
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A knife gate valve is a component that utilizes a blade to cut through clogging of heavy liquids. These valves were designed to work in some of the most corrosive, erosive and abrasive environments...

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GATE VALVES VS KNIFE GATE VALVES

GATE VALVES VS KNIFE GATE VALVES

  • Apr 01, 2019
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While gate valves and knife gate valves share many similar characteristics, there are some fundamental differences that set them apart. While knife gate valves and gate valves share many similarities...

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Stellite 6 Coating for Valves

Stellite 6 Coating for Valves

  • Mar 26, 2019
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Stellite Alloys are a family of Cobalt- Chromium ‘super alloys’ consisting of complex carbides. They are completely non-magnetic and offer a high level of wear resistance and are...

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Trim of Valves

Trim of Valves

  • Mar 26, 2019
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THE REMOVABLE AND REPLACEABLE VALVE INTERNAL PARTS that come in contact with the flow medium are collectively termed as VALVE TRIM. These parts include valve seat(s), disc, glands, spacers,...

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Difference Between Floating Ball Valve & Trunnion Ball Valve.

Difference Between Floating Ball Valve & Trunnion Ball Valve.

  • Mar 21, 2019
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1.Appearance The floating ball valve and the trunnion ball valve are easy to distinguish in appearance. If the valve body has a fixed shaft on the bottom, it must be the trunnion ball...

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Differences between Ordinary Globe Valves and Bellow Seal Globe Valves

Differences between Ordinary Globe Valves and Bellow Seal Globe Valves

  • Mar 21, 2019
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A bellow seal valve has a compact structure and is one kind of control valve to balance the pressure. Bellows are used as the valve stem sealing components of the bellow seal valves. To avoid...

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How to select the correct valve for wastewater treatment applications

How to select the correct valve for wastewater treatment applications

  • Mar 16, 2019
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Wastewater treatment plant valves must be selected to operate safely, efficiently, and consistently to avoid unnecessary maintenance. In addition, selection should focus on accuracy, repeatability, and...

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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE OF ZERO, DOUBLE AND TRIPLE OFFSET BUTTERFLY VALVES?

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE OF ZERO, DOUBLE AND TRIPLE OFFSET BUTTERFLY VALVES?

  • Mar 12, 2019
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Choosing the wrong type of valve can be detrimental to your operation. There are a few different types of butterfly valves on the market, including the zero offset, double offset, and triple offset....

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When a butterfly valve is the right choice

When a butterfly valve is the right choice

  • Mar 12, 2019
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Selecting the right valve for a process application is always quite tricky, as ever cost is one of the most significant driving factors, but there are many other factors that should also be considered...

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Why use a ball valve versus a globe valve?

Why use a ball valve versus a globe valve?

  • Mar 09, 2019
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There are many different types of valves available for different applications. With so much choice it can be difficult to decide which valve is most suitable for your application. In this article, we explores...

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Butterfly Valve VS Ball Valve

Butterfly Valve VS Ball Valve

  • Mar 09, 2019
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How does a Ball Valve Work? A ball valve is used to permit flow accross a pipe line, there is an inlet side and outlet side. Open Position allows the water to pass through the valve and...

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BENEFITS OF A BALL VALVE OVER A BUTTERFLY VALVE

BENEFITS OF A BALL VALVE OVER A BUTTERFLY VALVE

  • Mar 09, 2019
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Among the two most common types of rotary valves are the ball valves and butterfly valves. Both vales have a 90 degree turn and are mainly used to control the flow of gases and liquids. There are certain...

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