Valve Basics: New Valve Modifications
Valve modification can be defined as: adding value to standard or “commodity” valves by installing actuators, special trims, different end-connections, packing and gaskets, and other accessories or upgrades not provided on the original product.
The Evolution of the All-Encompassing Ball Valve
The compact design, simplicity of use, ease of repair and wide performance capability have helped to make the ball valve a dominant design in modern industrial applications.
A Primer on Pressure Seal Valves
High pressure, high-temperature applications require a safe, leak-free pressure-containing boundary.
The Misunderstood Check Valve
Too often this valve is unjustly blamed when problems occur, but the real culprit is its use in the wrong applications.
Register for the Valve Basics Seminar and Petting Zoo Today!
Join us Nov. 9-11 in Pasadena, TX for a three-day program consisting of content that covers the common types of valves used in multiple applications, an advanced look at flow-control technology beyond the common valve used in specific markets, and how valves continue to evolve based on current trends.
Back to Basics: Globe Valves
There are many applications where the globe valve outshines other designs, so the future is still bright for these long-time favorites of the flow control industry.