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dayantony
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Check Valve Installation details

07/02/2009 6:10 AM

I wanted to know is there any problem in Installing (Lift,Stop check valve) in vertical direction when the flow is in the downward direction.

Please confirm
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Re: Check Valve Installation details

07/02/2009 6:39 AM

Don't do it. The valve will not function correctly, if at all.

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07/02/2009 8:15 AM

This has been already covered a month or so back. Search the thread. But there also the unanimous verdict "Don't"

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Re: Check Valve Installation details

07/02/2009 11:12 AM

Always follow the direction of the ingraved arrow on the body of the valve .
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