【Daily Question】Advanced Processing 20160906 Fill-in-the-blank: Globe valves have a one-way check function; in what direction does the fluid flow?
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Go from low to high. At least this is the case for diameters of DN150 and below. There is a point in this question that can easily lead to misunderstandings; to put it clearly the other way around, \"a stop valve does not have a check function once it is opened.\"