Control valves are power-operated devices used to automatically modify fluid flow or rate pressure in a process system. The terms 'control valve' and 'throttling valve' are often used interchangeably ...

To define control valve inherent flow characterization and inherent rangeability, and to recommend allowable deviations from characterizations curves which are described mathematically or graphically.

flow rates, upstream and downstream pressures, process temperature, and inlet and outlet piping configurations—as well as a number of details associated with the control valve itself. Special ...

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These small valves are widely used to accurately regulate the flow of liquids and gases at low flow rates. The fine threading of the stem and the large seat area allow for precise resistance to flow.

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Stop valves use a rubber gasket to shut off water flow, and must be installed in the correct direction to work properly. Gate ...

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