Ball Valve Pressure Loss
Ball Valve Pressure Loss
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At one time I had a table that listed flow coeficients versus percent open for Cameron ball valves but I can no longer find it. Does anyone have this table or something similar?
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At one time I had a table that listed flow coeficients versus percent open for Cameron ball valves but I can no longer find it. Does anyone have this table or something similar?
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RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
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By the way I've always thought that a ball valve (I mean a quarter-turn ball valve) had to be operated fully open or closed. This item is not conceived for throttled (flow control) operations.
RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
I have a similar table and there should be little difference, if any, between ball valve manufacturers, if you're talking full ports.
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RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
I have managed to find some of the old Cameron info still posted on some of their reps' sites. (Ssshhhhh! Don't let them know.)
RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
You can take a look at the attached paper (pages 2 and 3). This refers to a specific ball valve, but it should be comparable with other brands as pointed out above by BigInch. Anyway the manufacturer of the valve you're referring to, should (must) be able to provide the information you're looking for.
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RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
RE: Ball Valve Pressure Loss
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