I'm sorry if this question have been answered before, but just bear with me, I got a 30" plug valve, and this system need to be upgraded with an actuator, I may need to remove the plug and put a new b

According to my short experience Non-Lubricated Plug Valves are mainly used in process industries like petrochemical or refining & Lubricated Plug Valves are used in Crude Oil Pipelines.

I heard of a lifting method for valves where one or more plugs are inserted in the flange holes and on the other side a lifting eye is screwed into the plug. Is anyone familiar with this kind of lifti

One of our clients has asked us to fix 10 sanitary conic plug valves, which are leaking. The pressure is very low (10 psi), the liquid is very thick (cough syrup), and yet the valves leak.

I have a storm drainage system that has a flow splitter to some treatment devices. Gate valves are shown on each side of the flow splitter for either spill control or maintenance purposes, i.e.

I am working on a failure investigation of a control valve in my plant. The valve type is a Fisher 461 Sweep Flow Valve. The valve has been cavitating badly and has caused damage to the valve and do

Assuming that the coil can generate the require voltage, what effect does increasing or decreasing plug gap have on combustion?

Gentlemen, I've been trying to find a reputable source for the cause of this but I'm having little luck. There seems to be a well known idea that running an engine with just open headers or just a co