Cavitation and Flashing
Are cavitation and flashing causing problems in your fluid systems? Learn how to maintain optimal valve performance and prevent costly damage by exploring our comprehensive guide.
Failure Modes of Solenoid Valves
Discussing the failure modes of solenoid valves, which are critical in controlling the flow of liquids or gases in various applications. Common failure modes such as valves being stuck open…
CV Curve of a Valve
The CV curve of a valve, also known as the flow characteristic curve, illustrates the relationship between the valve’s flow capacity (CV) and the valve’s opening position or percentage of…
Size Matters … ? … Part 2
A joint research team led by Associate Professor Yan Xu of the Osaka Metropolitan University Graduate School of Engineering has succeeded in regulating the flow of single molecules in solution…
Short and Sweet: Valve CV Curve
A valve’s flow characteristic or CV curve is a graphical representation that illustrates the relationship between the flow rate through the valve and the valve’s opening percentage (from fully closed…
Ball Valves: The Unsung Heroes of the Valve World
When you think about the unsung heroes that keep our world running smoothly, ball valves might not be the first things that come to mind. However, these mechanical marvels play a crucial role in controlling the…
Globe Valves: Taking Flow Control Around the World
In the realm of flow control, globe valves have earned a reputation for precision and versatility. With their unique design and wide range of applications, these valves have become a…