Flow Control valve design
Flow Control valve design
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I need to design a valve which has a linear relationship between flowrate Q and plug displacement X. Due to the application, the valve must be integral to the entire mechanism.
Can you recommend any specific design materials which will help with the particular design of the valve?
Any other suggestions?
Thank You.
Can you recommend any specific design materials which will help with the particular design of the valve?
Any other suggestions?
Thank You.





RE: Flow Control valve design
If you are talking of another thing, then I do not have solution to your problem.
There is no harm in asking.
RE: Flow Control valve design
Do you have details of such a valve? Three years back I did a lot of search and finally ended up with a steam control valve with a PID control of process temperature.
(I could find no linearly functioning valve)
If so please detail me.
Regards,
RE: Flow Control valve design
A globe valve with the right calibrated actuator should be able to give you a linear relationship function.
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RE: Flow Control valve design
RE: Flow Control valve design
I do not know what to e-mail to you. Becaue I do not get the impression that you do not know how to size liquid control valves.
Go to www.fisherregulators.com for the valve selection.
An ED or ET body valve should work.
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RE: Flow Control valve design
Therefore, i suspect the poster is looking for more information on valve design, something he isn't going to get from manufacturer's web sites.
RE: Flow Control valve design
You are correct. I would like theoretical information / design process information.
I noticed a posting by Xcrosby which detailed relief valve design http://www.andersongreenwood.com/docnet/library/enghnbk.pdf
I am not interrested in sizing a valve.
RE: Flow Control valve design
Best regards
Morten
RE: Flow Control valve design
I have sent a write-up to your email address that explains the process of sizing liquid control valves.
Your posting was confusing at first so it was difficult to know how to assist you.
Regards
There is no harm in asking.