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Learn More About Flow CV (And Future Trends)

In Bafaw 20+ years of experience in valve engineering and fluid system design, we believe that Flow Cv has always been a core concept. It is not just a simple numerical value, but a key indicator of the performance of the whole system. It is an important reference in sizing valves, optimizing system design, preventing potential system damage, and other places.

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API 608 Vs API 6D: Valve Standard

API, short for American Petroleum Institute, was founded in New York in 1919 and is recognised globally as the standard setter for the oil and gas industry. Since its inception, it has developed more than 700 standards related to operational safety, environmental protection, and sustainability. Its statistics are used by governments, the press and the world at large, and it has a strong international reputation.

How Does a Gate Valve Work?

A gate valve is a type of valve used to control the flow of fluid in a pipeline. It operates by raising or lowering a gate (a wedge-shaped or parallel disc) to either allow or block the flow of the fluid.

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Pneumatic Actuation System In Valve

Pneumatic is one of the common types of actuators. It is responsive and safe. Check out this post for detailed information about pneumatic actuation systems.

Valve Symbols (2024 Comprehensive Guide)

There are a variety of symbols that engineers and operators in the industry have to recognize and be aware of. These include industrial valve symbols. Knowing them enables a better understanding of the entire system and lays the foundation for proficient operation.

Globe Valve Vs Gate Valve: A Comprehensive Comparison

Both gate and globe valves are two of the most common valves used in the field of industrial piping systems. There are also many comparisons between these two types of valves. Both are members of the linear valve family, but with their different functions, they serve different applications. Understanding the differences between them will also help you choose the right valve.