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Issues with deviations between valve design parameters and actual operating conditions

2018-01-07View Original

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For the cooling water valve at the temperature and pressure reduction station, the design institute specified a pressure before the valve of 6 MPa; however, the actual operating pressure on site can reach 7 MPa. Now that we want to purchase new valves, does this pressure value before the valve need to be adjusted?
Reply #22018-01-08
This pressure must have an impact on the control of the cooling water flow rate
Reply #32018-01-08
The nominal pressure of the valves available for selection is either 6.3 MPa or 10 MPa. I’m not sure what the nominal pressure of your previous valve was

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