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Could you tell me the name of the valve?

2018-03-09View Original

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Manual bypass value – is it a manual bypass valve?
Reply #22018-03-09
For self-acting control valves, whether they are pilot-operated or throttling-type, it is best to refer to the general layout diagram.
Reply #32018-03-09
It is said that the term \"bypass valve\" refers to a valve installed on a bypass pipe, but it does not specify the type or structure of the valve. Is it correct
Reply #42018-03-10
It looks like a self-acting control valve from the diagram, but it’s not exactly the same; it’s best to check the legend (the diagram on the first page) to confirm.
Reply #52018-03-11
Self-acting control valve – the right choice upstairs! !
Reply #62018-03-12
It’s a self-acting control valve; the flow direction isn’t visible, so it’s unclear whether it’s a pressure-stabilizing type before the valve or after the valve.
Reply #72018-03-12
If this valve is a self-acting control valve, elements such as a cylinder (diaphragm) should be shown. It’s better to follow the general layout diagram. This cannot be figured out by guessing.

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