Questions about lift-type check valves
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For ordinary check valves with diameters ranging from DN15 to DN40, lift-type check valves are often used; they are typically described in the classification table as BC-PISTON or BC-PISTON-LIFT, while swing-type check valves are generally referred to as BC-SWING. I’m seeing a description that reads DN15-40 BC-INCLINED PISTON. I would like to ask everyone: what type of check valve is this? Thank you for the reply.
According to the English meaning, it should be like that, but I’ve checked many grade scales and it’s not written that way. . So I’d like to confirm. Thank you
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Thanks, moderator~ I now know what this is. It is an inclined plunger-type lift check valve. Spring-recovered. :lol
Is the problem solved? To modify the post category, should a best response be given?
I just checked it out; thanks to those who paved the way……
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