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Valve Sizing

09/11/2011 8:48 AM

I am a beginner for valve sizing.

Could you please advice me with the basics.

What are the basic information I have to gather for sizing of valves?

Please help
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Re: Valve Sizing

09/11/2011 3:24 PM

Here's a good LINK to start with. Do you have any idea what your plumbing for? We need a lot more info. on what your trying to do.

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01/05/2024 7:31 AM

It would be astonishing if a facility had allocated such an involved task to <...a beginner...> without access to a local Mentor who could help.

What a strange way to do business.

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