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When two check valves are connected in series, they should be opened one after the other: the first valve first, followed by the second valve. (Yes)
When two check valves are connected in series, they should be opened one after the other: the first valve first, followed by the second valve. ( √ )
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When two check valves are connected in series, they should be opened one after the other: the first valve first, followed by the second valve. (Yes)
As a further addition, it’s the exact opposite when shutting down! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Correct! When two check valves are connected in series, they should be opened by first opening one valve and then the other, while to close them, the second valve should be closed first and then the first valve.