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Valves Uses
Characteristics
Use
Limitations
Gate
On-off service
B) Y Pattern
Characteristics
Use
Y-type valve
produces lower
pressure drop &
turbulence than
std. globe &
preferred for
high P/T service
Limitations
Not recommended for
on-off service. Cost &
throttling efficiency
above 6 become
unfavorable. Not
recommended where
solids or corrosives are
present
Same as above
Characteristics
Use
Limitations
Butterfly
Valve
Where minimum
pressure drop &
face to face
dimensions is
required. May be
used for throttling
Angle (90)
Characteristics
Use
Same as globe.
Used for high
pressure drop
service.
Limitations
Characteristics
Plug Valve
Use
Limitations
Characteristics
Use
Ball Valve
Limitations
Limited temp range
because of elastomer
seats. Gives tighter
shut-off than plug
Characteristics
Check valve
Use
Limitations
a) Swing
check
b) Dual
flapper
check
Dual flapper
a) Piston
check
Flow pattern as
globe valve
Characteristics
Use
Stops flow reversal more
rapidly than others. Good
for viscous fluids. Vertical
& horizontal installation is
possible
Limitations
Not common over size 6
not suitable for pulsating
flow can act as flow
limiting device.
Characteristics
Similar in principle to globe
valve but precision built for
accurate automatic control.
Air pressure actuates the
diaphragm causing stem to
move, opening or closing
valve orifice. Double port
valve gives better control
range & require only small
force to move stem.
Use
Limitations
First cost is high. Double
port valves are very
good for tight shut-off.
Control valves which
normally throttle are
subject to wear and are
normally not preferred
for emergency shut-off
purposes. Control valves
often have bypass or
hand wheel. Control
valves require tight shutoff (TSO) or bubble tight
shut-off (BTSO) must be
indicated in P&ID.
Characteristics
Self-regulating
automatic
control
Use
When local control
is satisfactory as
fixed pressure
reduction stations
Limitations
Require local
readjustment for any
required changes in
downstream flow or
pressure conditions
Characteristics
Packless
Diaphragm seal the
Diaphragm valve bonnet, seating member
may be separate disc
diaphragm or solid
diaphragm
Use
For corrosive,
volatile , toxic
fluids service
where leakage
cannot be
tolerated
Limitations
Diaphragm may be
rubber like or plastic
material which
cannot withstand
temp above 40 C
Cannot considered as
fire safe due to use
of elastomers
Characteristics
Valve opens automatically
when force on seat exceeds
that of spring. Return to
closed position when
pressure drops below set
pressure
Use
Limitations
For protecting
Require periodic
equipment from inspection to insure
overpressure
operability
Exchanger Valving
Upper detail is cheaper,
however it requires
complete shutdown of
cooling system
Lower detail is preferred by
most of clients as it allows
service users without
complete shutdown of
drainage of cooling system
MOC Changes