I would like to ask about the differences in the reset process between ordinary cut-off valves and cut-off valves with built-in balancers used on pipeline pressure regulation skids, as well as the advantages of those valves with built-in balancers!

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Could everyone please let me know? I remember the manufacturer telling me in the past that for the built-in version, I need to close the downstream valve first and then perform a reset. But I’ve seen in the training that they always close the upstream ball valve first before resetting it, which is a bit confusing!

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I would like to ask about the differences in the reset process between ordinary cut-off valves and cut-off valves with built-in balancers used on pipeline pressure regulation skids, as well as the advantages of those valves with built-in balancers!

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