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Suranjan Chattopadhyay
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Valves - Attenuator Function

05/21/2010 1:32 AM

What is an attenuator used in valves and how it works? What is the advantages using

such a device in respect of flow pattern, noise and loss of head?

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Re: Valves - Attenuator Function

05/22/2010 12:05 AM

ACTUATOR you mean. Take it as a motor that is designed to actuate and open/close or modulate the valve via a signal from any controller/switch. Now get a broucher of actuator from your supplier and study it.

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