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09/30/2008 12:34 PM

Can anyone point me to a formula or other info on designing plug valves. I would like to know the proper angle to allow linear flow from closed to open and the approximate volumn of flow for a given size. The end use will be a propane gas cook stove.

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Re: plug valves

10/12/2008 11:58 PM

Thank you! Sorry I took so long to reply but my computer has been possessed by the Devil for about a month.

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Re: plug valves

02/04/2025 7:43 AM

It is likely that stock items will be available, and that <...designing...> them is unnecessary. The next step is an internet search engine and a filter for line sizes, which has been withheld from the forum.

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