Thanks for all suggestions for the high torque required for triple offset valve. On the other hand, my client found out and complain to me that the screws in the ring (seat retainer) are not strong enough to hold the seal. What can I do? Any formula to calculate the sizes or number of cap screws...
Jim,
Your explaination is so detailed. I learned much from you on valves. In fact, I work as distributor, one of my clients complain the triple offset valve need to have a larger torque to have a bubble-tight, compared with double-offset. Do you have any idea how to reduce the torque? Thanks a lot
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Dear all,
My company also consider to do some CFD model on the gate valve? Do anyone know the price for the CFD package, such as fluent or CFX?
James,
How much for CFD package produced by Harvard Thermal Inc.?
Thanks Bruce,
It seems the graphite is strong for the high pressure case. How about in the cryogenic condition? The graphite in triple offset valve is still working? My client find his valve is leaking for the liquid nitrogen condition, extremem low temperature.
So, why many people said we don't have enough engineers in the future compared with other countries, such as China or India. How can we persude someone to be engineer if we don't have a job for them after graduate. Oh My god!!!