How to reduce the static pressure downstream of the control valve

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As is well known, when fluid passes through a control valve, the corresponding pressure decreases, creating a pressure difference. However, when this pressure difference becomes too large, flow obstruction occurs, which can cause significant damage to the valve body and its internal components. Therefore, finding ways to reduce the static pressure has become a focus of my research on valves. The slide valve designed today addresses this issue effectively: as the fluid flows through the flow-blocking channel, overlapping jets are formed, converting kinetic energy into thermal energy thereby reducing the static pressure and preventing flow obstruction. Such valves are now being increasingly used in fluid control applications. If you are interested in my perspective, feel free to contact me at 15950153910; we can discuss this further and I can share relevant information with you