In the past year or so, there have been more activities organized by the Valve Branch, and there have been increasing opportunities for meeting and exchanging ideas among various council and member units. My overall feeling is that more and more industries are considering problems from the perspective of the entire industry, and the level […]
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Globe valves, also known as stop valves, are widely used in various industries due to their reliable performance and versatility. In this article, we will explore the application of globe valves in different industries. Water Treatment Industry Globe valves are crucial components in water treatment systems. They are used to regulate the flow of water,
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In industrial processes such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and water treatment, accurate and reliable sampling of fluids (liquids, gases, and slurries) is critical for quality control, process optimization, and regulatory compliance. Sampling valves, as the core components enabling this process, are designed to extract representative samples from pipelines or vessels without disrupting the
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Gate valves are critical components for controlling fluid flow in many different types of applications. Their primary function is to provide an on/off service, meaning they are designed to be either fully open or fully closed, rather than for throttling or regulating flow. At Williams Valve, we are experts in our field. We’ve been a
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Butterfly valves are valves that can be used for regulating, isolating, stopping, or starting the fluid flow. These valves are mostly used as control valves in applications where the pressure drops required of the valves are relatively low. These valves can be used as either shutoff valves or as throttling valves. Butterfly valves are rotary
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How to Choose a Pneumatic Actuator? What Is Considered? Things to Know About PneumaticActuators Pneumatic actuators work with the compressed air force. It also works with pressurized gas if needed. Generally, 90-degree final control elements such as butterfly valves, ball valves, and plug valves are used for on-off and proportional control purposes. Features to Consider
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Are you a beginner new to the valve world, ready to learn more about the various types of valve actuation options? Perhaps you’ve come across terms like linear actuators, double acting actuators, solenoid and pneumatic valves, and are looking to expand your knowledge? Fear not, the team at ValveMan is here to help! Valve actuators are,
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Hydraulic control valves are used to adjust the flow rate of hydraulic fluid in a hydraulic system. These valves have a port that is able to be adjusted so that the flow area may be changed to provide an alteration in the flow rate through the valve. How Does a Hydraulic Control Valve Work? Within
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What is a Hydraulic Control Valve? Hydraulic control valves start and stop fluid flow into hydraulic cylinders or hydraulic motors. They operate either manually or electronically (solenoid-operated). The number of cylinders or motors that a control valve can operate depends on the number of spools. The flow rates represent the maximum allowed GPM (Gallons Per
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Angle seat valves are 2-position valves with a built in pneumatic actuator. The actuator can be spring return or double acting. The obstructer is a plug that enters the valve at an angle to sit in an angled seat molded into the valve’s flow path. The plug gets retracted almost completely out of the flow
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