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Manual Pressure-Reducing Valve

08/20/2009 3:26 AM

kindly requested to answer for this subject:

possibility of using one reducing valve IP:10 BAR and OP:1 TO 7 BAR

for changing the fuel pressure with below specification:

IP:1.7 OP:1.1
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Re: manual pressure reducing valve

08/20/2009 3:42 AM

The question is incomplete. What fuel? - Pulverised coal, for example? And what about the valve - no line size information, no flowrate - just what is the question?

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Re: manual pressure reducing valve

08/20/2009 6:55 AM

the fuel is diesel oil and using with 2 inch inlet for turbine system.

head of tank is on top of the turbine system and we want to reduced the head presuure of 1.7 to 1.1 with this equipment

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Re: manual pressure reducing valve

08/20/2009 7:33 AM

Google "2 inch liquid pressure reducing valves" and select the compatible materials from a materials compatibility database.

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Re: manual pressure reducing valve

08/20/2009 9:01 AM

Yes, You can use one reducing valve IP: 10 Bar and OP: 1 TO 7 Bar, but before You specify get the process information like fluid, temperature, etc.
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Re: manual pressure reducing valve

08/20/2009 7:37 PM

Hello Salvaterra,

Welcome to CR4. You have obviously been observing it, before you made your first post.

Lyn
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Re: manual pressure reducing valve

08/21/2009 7:22 AM

Hello Lyn,

Thank you so much. I have been observing it and I hope I can help and learn in the same time with the group of people of CR4.

Salvaterra
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