What is Connecting Valve?

Connecting Valve is a mechanical valve used in fluid flow transmission and control systems (liquids, gases, or vapors). This component is typically used to connect and disconnect flow, change direction, or control the pressure and flow rate of fluid in pipeline systems.

Applications of Connecting Valve:

- In oil and gas industries:

- Transmission and control of crude oil or natural gas flow.

- Used in processing and refining lines.

- In petrochemical industries:

- Transfer of chemicals at high temperatures or pressures.

- Separation and control in various units.

- In power plants:

- In steam or hot water transmission systems.

- Control of pressure and temperature in energy production processes.

- In industrial systems:

- Production lines of factories.

- Hydraulic or pneumatic systems.

Features of Connecting Valve by Energy Process Atlas Company:

This company likely focuses on designing and manufacturing equipment that complies with industrial standards. Possible specifications of Connecting Valve produced by this company include:

- Resilient raw materials:

- Stainless steel, carbon steel, or special alloys.

- High resistance to corrosion, temperature, and pressure.

- Special capabilities:

- Tolerance for high pressures.

- Performance in very high or low temperatures.

- Design suitable for corrosive fluids or hazardous materials conditions.

- Various types:

- Manual Valves.

- Automatic or Control Valves.

- Standards:

- Compliance with international standards such as API, ANSI, and ISO.

Benefits of using Connecting Valve:

- Precise control of fluid flow.

- Increased safety in pipeline systems.

- Reduction in repair and maintenance costs.

- Compatibility with various operational conditions (such as variable pressure and temperature).

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