Which one should be translated as ball valve: globe valve or ball valve?
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Today, the foreign expert gave us a presentation, emphasizing that some of the valves on site were installed incorrectly – they should be ball valves rather than globe valves. I would like to ask: a ball valve is obviously a ball valve, but what kind of valve does a globe valve refer to? Thank you!
ball valve, globe valve
One is a shut-off valve, and the other is a control valve.
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ball valve, globe valve
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What was said upstairs is correct: a ball valve is indeed a ball valve, while a globe valve is a stop valve
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A ball valve is a type of valve whose valve element is in the form of a ‘ball’; it can be divided into O-type and V-type； A Globe Valve is literally translated as a spherical valve; it refers to the valve body, but this is not how it is usually called. Pipes are referred to as stop valves. In automatic control systems, Globe Valves are generally used as control valves, while instruments are simply called single-seat, double-seat, or sleeve control valves……