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Engineering articles on industrial valve and expansion joint selection, applications, installation and maintenance.
An expansion joint absorbs the movement in the line. If the type of movement is read wrongly, even a correctly manufactured produc...
All three valve types shut off the line, but they do not do the same job. Throttling, tight shut-off or low pressure drop — that q...
Fittings on a fire line may stand unused for years and must work first time at exactly the moment they are needed.
On large-diameter lines, a butterfly valve instead of a gate valve usually saves space, weight and cost at once.
A check valve stops reverse flow; the real question is how quickly it stops it. A slow-closing check valve becomes the source of w...
Three things stress a fitting on board: saltwater, continuous vibration and limited maintenance access. Selection follows all thre...
A Class is not a pressure value. The permissible pressure is read from the standard's table together with material and temperature...
A strainer is one of the cheapest fittings in a line; the equipment it protects is usually the most expensive.
A steam trap is a small fitting, but it directly determines the efficiency of a steam system. A failed trap either leaks live stea...
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