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Is it necessary to provide a “fixed” (relative to guidance) support at one end of the control valve assembly? Which end should it be done at?

2010-03-11View Original

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This post was last edited by Niuniu on 2010-3-11 at 13:18. Is it necessary to provide a \"fixed\" support for one end of the control valve assembly (with respect to guidance)? Which end should it be done at? Thank you!
Reply #22010-03-11
Supports are generally required, and supports need to be installed on both sides of the control valve – two supports in total. This is how we design it
Reply #32010-03-12
The supports at both ends of a control valve assembly with thermal expansion must be one fixed support and one guide support. Personally, I think the fixing frame is installed in the direction of thermal expansion to limit the displacement of the control valve assembly; this is for reference only, and more opinions are welcome.

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