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Summary of Valve Types Characteristics

Last updated: January 25, 2021 3:53 pm
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This article shares the Summary of Valve Types Characteristics includes gate valves, ball valves, butterfly valves, globe valves, diaphragm valves, needle valves, plug valves.

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Summary of Valve TypesGlobe Valves:Ball Valves:Butterfly Valves:Gate Valves:Diaphragm valve:Needle Valves:Plug Valves:Non Return Valves:Pressure Relief Valves:

Summary of Valve Types

Globe Valves:

  • Suitable for regulating flow
  • Tight shut-off
  • Pressure drop when open
  • Used for high pressure clean fluids

Ball Valves:

  • Not suitable for regulating flow except in some specialized ball valves
  • Tight shut-off
  • Low pressure drop when open
  • Used for gas, liquids or slurries

Butterfly Valves:

  • Suitable for regulating flow
  • Not suitable for tight shut-off
  • Low pressure drop when open
  • Used for low line pressure and large pipe line diameters
  • Wide range of service: gas, liquids and slurries

Gate Valves:

  • Not suitable for flow regulation, only suitable for on or off
  • Tight shut-off
  • Low pressure drop when open

Diaphragm valve:

  • Suitable for on/off or narrow range throttling control
  • Tight shut-off
  • Low pressure drop when open
  • Used for corrosive fluids and slurries

Needle Valves:

  • Suitable for regulating flow
  • Fine control in small diameter piping
  • Tight shut-off
  • Used for clean fluids that have low flows
  • High pressure drop when open

Plug Valves:

  • Suitable for regulating flow
  • Tight shut-off
  • Quick opening
  • High pressure drop when

Non Return Valves:

  • Allow flow in one direction only
  • Self closing
  • Low pressure drop when open
  • Not suitable for reciprocating pump discharge

Pressure Relief Valves:

  • Opens at pre-determined pressure level

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