Gas Flow in Control Valves
Submitted by Jon Monsen, Ph.D.
The principal difference between the nature of the flow of gas and the flow of liquid through control valves is that liquids are incompressible, and gasses are compressible.
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The principal difference between the nature of the flow of gas and the flow of liquid through control valves is that liquids are incompressible, and gasses are compressible.
Read MoreSubmitted by Jon Monsen, Ph.D.
Selecting a valve with the correct flow characteristic (the relationship between valve opening and flow capacity) can be as important as the selection of the valve size.
Read MoreSubmitted by Corey Foster || Valin Corporation
Factory automation mobility is not just about iPads. Companies of all sizes need to think about the software needed to push context-sensitive information to operators and managers.
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Eight Reasons Why Off-Loop Filters Work
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Populations Equipment packagers have an uncanny talent for squeezing major components into very small footprints, obviously to minimize floor-space requirements.
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While demographers busily count the world's population, manufacturers world-wide fight a different battle against growing particle populations within lube-oil and hydraulic systems.
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One resource that you may have overlooked is OSHA's collection of standard interpretation letters, which are OSHA's official responses to written questions about compliance with the agency's requirements.
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Standard fluid line systems were for many years constructed from threaded pipe of assorted materials and were assembled with various standard pipe fitting shapes.
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Valin Corporation is the largest Parker Instrumentation distributor in the Western United States
Read MoreSubmitted by Corey Foster, Senior Automation Application Engineer
"Precision" is a term that needs to be broken down into several components including accuracy, repeatability, flatness, straightness, etc.
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At times a process engineer must choose between a pneumatically or electrically actuated valve for a system. There are advantages to both styles, and it is valuable to have data available to make the best choice.
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Lean Manufacturing is the art of improving production efficiency.
Read MoreSubmitted by Jon Monsen, Ph.D., Valin Corporation
Techniques & considerations for properly sizing control valves
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