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How Does Non-Rising Stem Gate Valve Work
A non-rising stem (NRS) gate valve is a type of valve where the handwheel and stem stay in a fixed position. The stem turns in place. The gate inside moves up or down. This design makes the valve c...Read more -
What Happens When The Solenoid Valve Goes Bad
A solenoid valve is an electromechanical device that controls the flow of liquids or gases by using an electric current to move a plunger inside the valve body. These valves are widely used in indu...Read more -
How Many Valves Are in Ship
The number of valves installed on a ship depends on the vessel’s size, type, and purpose—but in most cases, the figure is far higher than people expect. A small coastal vessel may have 200–500 valv...Read more -
What Is a Mudbox On The Ship
In the maritime industry, a mudbox is a type of coarse strainer installed in a ship’s seawater or fluid intake systems. Its primary role is to filter out solid debris, marine growth, sand, silt, sh...Read more -
Where Should The Balancing Valve Be Installed
Balancing valves are essential components in HVAC and hydronic systems, used to control and regulate fluid flow to achieve energy-efficient, consistent, and reliable performance. But many system de...Read more -
What Is The Disadvantage of Using Globe Valves
In industrial flow control, the globe valve is a trusted solution widely used for precise flow regulation, throttling, and positive shut-off in various piping systems. However, like all mechanical ...Read more -
How To Tell If Ball Valve Is Bad
Ball valves are essential components in many industrial, marine, and residential piping systems. Known for their durability and reliable shut-off capabilities, ball valves are commonly used to cont...Read more -
Why Are Small Size Ball Valves Needed in Marine
1. Space Efficiency Marine environments are characterized by compact spaces where every inch of available area is valuable. Small size ball valves can be installed in tight spaces without compromis...Read more