Control Valves

Importance of Proper Control Valve Sizing
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Importance of Proper Control Valve Sizing

The flow coefficient of a control valve (Cv) is a numerical value expressing the number of gallons per minute flow…

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Basics of Control Valve Sizing

When control valves operate between fully open and fully shut, they serve much the same purpose in process systems as…

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Control Valve Sequence Methods

In Control Valve Sequencing, for example, both control valves received the same pneumatic signal from a common I/P (current-to-pressure) converter.…

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Progressive Control Valve Sequence

Another form of control valve sequencing is used to expand the operating range of flow control for some fluid beyond…

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Exclusive Control Valve Sequence

Other applications for split-ranged control valves call for a form of valve sequencing where both valves are fully closed at…

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Complementary Control Valve Sequence

The first type of control valve sequencing is a mode where two valves serve to proportion a mixture of two…

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Control Valve Positioners

The reason why a pneumatic control valve’s stem position corresponds linearly to the amount of air pressure applied to the…

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Valve Seat Leakage Test

In some process applications, it is important that the control valve be able to completely stop fluid flow when placed…

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Bellows Seal Valve Working Principle

A completely different approach to packing is a device called a bellows seal : an accordion-like metal tube fastened to…

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What is Valve Packing ?

Regardless of valve type, all stem-actuated control valves require some form of seal allowing motion of the stem from some…

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