Understand flow control characteristics for valves in your application.
Valves
Valves regulate and control flow and pressure in pumping systems. They also play an important role in site safety. Understanding the types of valves and how they work can help end users select the right valves for their application’s use.
How actuators play a role in stages of flow control.
How these valves compare to other options for an application.
Understand the benefits of guided piston valves in pressure protection systems.
Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of this technology makes it easier to make the right choice.
The application, cost and control system scheme can all play a part in choosing an actuator.
Considerations for valves that are often overlooked or undefined.
A variable speed pump station design will require additional considerations.
Factors such as scaling, orientation and cycle time must be considered to avoid potential issues.
The more gradually a system can slow its flow, the better a pressure surge is mitigated.
Understand how to maintain safety and reliability.
A look at two-piece and three-piece ball valves and total cost of ownership.
Monitoring valves on a regular basis can help avoid problems
The two independent plug seals separate fluids and minimize leakage.
Valves and pumping technology that should be considered to manage stormwater runoff.
Understand features of resilient hinge valves compared to traditional valves.
The STAMPS method is useful for valve manufacturers to help end users make the optimal choice.
Understand misconceptions and key tips for the selection process.
PJ Valves owner Dan Munro says the dip in expenditures on new projects is turning around.
Understand the basics of air-release, air/vacuum and combination valves.