Industrial valve manufacturers conduct continues research to
develop innovative products that are of high quality, durable and can be
manufactured at lower costs. As the quality and price of the valve changes, the
complete cylinder industry is affected.
Industrial valves include Chlorine valves, medical cylinder valves and welding cylinder valves.
The valves are usually operated by hand though innovation and technology has
led to valves being of the automatic type that are operated by computerized
control systems.
A few commonly asked questions have been answered here for
your convenience. We are attempting to give you information on valves. In case
you do have some queries, do feel free to write to us and our experts will get
back to you.
Q) which is the best valve for oxygen service?
The slow opening needle valve is best suited for O2 service.
Ball valves should not be used as they may pose a potential hazard by creating
circumstances that are right for ignition.
Q) What kind of valve can be used for vacuum applications?
Diaphragm valves are best suited for vacuum applications due
to their diaphragm and metal seal design.
Q) Should ball valves be used for throttling functions?
No. Absolutely not, as throttling causes premature wear of
the side discs and packing.
Q) Is there a difference between Cv and orifice size?
Cv stands for U.S gallons flow of water per minute at 21 Deg
C with a pressure drop of 1 psi across the valve. Orifice size is the actual measurement of the
size of the flow path.
Q) JTC valve sales stocks valves manufactured by?
JTC valves sales stocks all American made valves that are
manufactured by Rego and Sherwood who are leading valve manufacturers.
Q) how to handle cylinders and containers when being moved?
Damage to valve or ruptured cylinder is hazardous. The
handler must:
- Wear gloves to protect against pinch injuries
- Safety glasses must be worn to protect the eyes from injuries related to pressure release
- Metatarsal support safety shoes are a must to protect against foot injuries
Q) what are the safe practices for moving cylinders?
- Shut the outlet valve completely
- Valve protection caps should be secured tightly in place
- Use carts or hand trucks to move the cylinders
- Do not allow the cylinders to bang or strike violently against each other
- Do not lift cylinders by the cap or lifting magnet
- Store the cylinders as per the NFPA codes
Q) How to test the cylinder valve for leaks?
The leak test method is used to check cylinder valves for
leaks.
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