Valve connection method
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This post was last edited by leo_0088 on 2017-4-27 08:10. I have a question for everyone: I’ve been looking at a document recently, and one of the valve connection types mentioned there is “Compact Manifold Valve Connection”. This translates to “compact manifold valve interface”. Does anyone know what this means? Or was there a mistake in the Chinese translation? Please provide an explanation if you know. I really found something like this online
Calling it a valve surface is inaccurate; it should be a connection. This is a kind of converging valve; that’s basically correct.
Manifold Valve: The three-valve or five-valve assemblies used in transmitters are referred to as “Manifold Valve””
I’m ignorant and inexperienced; this is the first time I’ve seen it.
I’m not very knowledgeable either, but it was truly eye-opening
I don’t know what it means; it’s the first time I’ve seen such a valve, and I’m also learning about it
It seems to be butt welding, pipe touching~~ The English translation doesn’t seem to convey much meaning~~ Anyway, there are only a few types of connection methods~~
Is the pipe on the far right, connected to the four valves, shared?
I only saw this type of valve online yesterday; it seems to be used for merging or splitting streams