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Ball Valve

Ball valve is a flow control device which uses a hollow, perforated and pivoting ball to control the medium (liquid or gas) that flowing through it. it is open when the ball’s hole is in line with the flow inlet, and closed when it is pivoted 90-degrees by the valve handle, blocking the flow.

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Gate Valve

A gate valve controls the medias flow by lifting the gate (open) and lowering the gate (closed). It represents a linear-motion isolation valve and has a function to stop or allow the flow with its straight-through unobstructed passageway which induces minimal pressure loss over the valve.

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Butterfly Valve

Butterfly valve is a quarter-turn rotational motion valve, that is used to stop, regulate, and start flow in pipelines. When the butterfly valve is fully closed, the disk completely blocks the line; whereas the disc is at a right angle to the flow of gas or liquid when the butterfly valve is fully opened.

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Y-Strainers

As its name implies, Y strainer is shaped like a “Y” designed to mechanically remove solids and other particles from fluids. They are an essential component in numerous fluid control applications to ensure no down-stream component is affected by particles within the fluid. Where the amount of material to be removed from the flow is relatively small, resulting in long intervals between screen cleanings, the strainer screen is manually cleaned by shutting down the line and removing the strainer cap.

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Check Valve

A check valve is an automatic safety device designed to allow fluids and gasses to flow in one direction and prevent reverse flow. Check valves are normally in the close position and open when the fluid flows through it, which found in almost every industrial application acting as one-way or non-return valves.

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Globe Valve

Globe valves are linear motion valves with rounded globular shaped bodies in which the closure member is moved squarely on and off the seat. Its design necessitates two changes in the direction of flow and this causes resistance in liquid lines and objectionable pressure drop. The installation of globe valves is made so that the flow is up through the seat ring and against the bottom of the disc. The proportional relationship between valve opening and disc travel is ideally suited for duties involving regulation of flow rate.