A Y Strainer is also referred to as a Y filters or Y Strainer Valve, which is designed to separate foreign matter from pipelines and safeguard pumps, meters, sensors, valves, and other various mechanical devices. Y-Strainer could be specified as a pipeline device through which liquid is passed for filtration, purification, or removal from solid … Read more
The gate which regulates the sluice is a valve known as the sluice valve. These gates are made to be sealed in one direction and are typically used to regulate water levels and flow in streams and canals. Sluice gate valve can also be used in wastewater treatment plants. SLUICE VALVE Contents hide 1 … Read more
Triple offset butterfly valves (TOVs), are also known as triple eccentric butterfly valves, these valves have continued to advance since they are introduced around 50 years back, these valves are now used across many industries. Initially, Triple offset butterfly valves are used for water shut-off purposes but the enhancement in design over the past few … Read more
Double offset butterfly valves are commonly regarded as high-performance butterfly valves. They are among the most popular eccentric butterfly valves in the market, apart from triple-offset valves. Additionally, they have often considered the finest type of butterfly valves. DOUBLE OFFSET BUTTERFLY VALVE Industrial valves require a broader pressure and temperature range than traditional butterfly valves could … Read more
Contents hide 1 What is a high-performance butterfly valve? 2 Components of a high-performance butterfly valve 2.1 Valve body 2.2 Stem 2.3 Hand wheel/actuator 2.4 Disc 2.5 Seat 2.6 Gasket 2.7 Packing 3 How does a high-performance butterfly valve work? 4 Types of a high-performance butterfly valve 4.1 Double flanged high-performance butterfly valve 4.2 Manual … Read more
Difference Between a 1, 2, and 3 Piece Valve A valves construction must meet or–very often–exceed engineered performance levels. This means the body construction of each valve type has very different stress levels that it can withstand. Manufacturers and industries moving oil and gas need ways of dealing with valve maintenance and valve failure that are … Read more
Unlike the standard ball valves, most gas ball valves are tested and approved by CSA. These valves are vital for combustible gas service in different industrial applications. They are used in natural gas, manufactured gas, and liquefied petroleum gas pipelines. What is gas ball valve? A gas ball valve is a quarter-turn flow control device … Read more
A Brief History of Car Washes With the modern convenience of today’s automatic car washes, it may be difficult for one to remember what the industry looked like before the world got so high-tech. The history of car washing dates back to 1914, when two men from Detroit, Michigan opened what they called the “Automated Laundry.” … Read more
To understand the “T”-port and an “L”-port 3-way valves and what makes them different, it’s important first to establish what each of these terms mean. By clearly defining each term, the difference in directional flow purpose will be easier to understand. First, let’s define exactly what a diverter valve does. In simple comparison, a 3-way … Read more
When a simple check valve is inadequate for the job, you need a backflow preventer. But knowing you need one and understanding how they work are two different things entirely. Unlike an inline check valve, which prevents fluid from traveling backward through the system, a backflow preventer is far more complicated, particularly because it does … Read more