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The selection of ball valves presents numerous options, with key considerations including construction material, size, design (double block and bleed, V-port, 1, 2, or 3 pieces), and seat types. One significant consideration during valve selection is the process conditions: Is the fluid abrasive? Corrosive? What are the flow pressure and temperature? Does the valve require … Read more
In the realm of piping system design, selection, and industrial safety, comprehending the distinctions between Double Block and Bleed (DBB) valves and Double Isolation Bleed (DIB) valves is crucial. This blog aims to elucidate the fundamental disparities between each valve type and shed light on their applications. Double Block and Bleed Valve (DBB) A DBB … Read more
When metallic valves are exposed to certain chemicals and substances, they can rust, erode, and ultimately fail. In selecting valves for chemical industries, a crucial consideration is their ability to withstand the extreme properties of the pumped media. While the function of a valve is critical, its capacity to endure exposure to specific chemicals is … Read more