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When the control valve performs CV calculations, the customer states that there is normal pressure downstream of the valve; should the value downstream be calculated as 0 MPaG?

2024-12-06View Original

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When the control valve performs CV calculations, the customer states that there is normal pressure downstream of the valve; should the value downstream be calculated as 0 MPaG? Should we still calculate it at 0.1 MPaG?
Reply #22024-12-06
If the customer states that the pressure downstream of the valve is at normal pressure, this generally refers to atmospheric pressure, and it can be calculated as 0 MPaG. .
Reply #32024-12-10
Where is your control valve installed? After the pump? The pressure after the valve should be based on the backpressure when the valve is open, not 0; generally, it’s appropriate to use the pressure before the valve minus 0.1 MPa

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