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Question on Fluid Testing System

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tjfroning1 (Mechanical)

13 Mar 12 13:51

I am a design engineer looking to test some new parts. My company manufactures Low Flow/Low Pressure spring loaded check valves. We are working on some new product development and in the past we have only ever used air testing methods. I am looking to develop a system to pump water through these valves to test their staying power.

Does anyone have any good ideas on how to set this type of system up? Any and all help will be much appreciated.

Thanks much,

Tim F.

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