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I would like to ask whether ball valves or gate valves are better as inlet and outlet control valves for tanks containing chemicals such as isopropyl alcohol

2010-12-02View Original

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I would like to ask whether it is necessary to choose automatic valves for the inlet and outlet valves of chemical tanks I’ve seen that in many places, storage tanks are equipped with automatic valves only at the inlet, while manual valves are generally used at the outlet. This time, the owner said to increase the automation level of the tank area, with automatic valves installed at both the inlet and outlet. But is it necessary to install automatic valves on the outlet? Also, for the inlet and outlet control valves of the tank, is a ball valve or a gate valve better?
Reply #22010-12-02
It’s best to be completely manual; there’s no need for any of our instruments.

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