Designing a Pipeline to Create 30% Pressure Drop for 8" Vee Notch Ball Valve

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The discussion centers around designing a pipeline to achieve a 30% pressure drop across an 8" Vee notch ball valve, with an inlet pressure of 0.86 kg/cm2. The original requirement was for a 10" valve, but the user seeks to use an 8" valve instead. Suggestions include exploring valves with higher flow coefficients (Cv) and considering adjustments to pipe size and length to create the desired pressure drop. The user emphasizes the need for a solution tailored to their specific process, which involves controlling paper grammage. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by instrumentation engineers in mechanical design scenarios.
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Hi everybody! I am facing a problem with a contorl valve (Vee notch ball valve). My process requirement is 10" size valve and i wanted to make it 8" size by creating the pressure drop across valve around 30%.

Does anyone help me to design a pipeline which can creat the pressure drop across the valve around 30% in the inlet pressure. My valve inlet pressure is 0.86 kg/cm2.

If we can creat the pressure drop across the valve at full open condition around 30% then i can reach my requirement with the 8" valve insted of using 10" valve.
 
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Have you simply tried to find an 8" valve with a higher Cv?
 
FredGarvin said:
Have you simply tried to find an 8" valve with a higher Cv?

Reply: Yaa i have tried with valtek valves which offers higher Cv for V-notch ball valve. My process requirement can accept only v-notch ball valve, as it is a typical control of Paper grammage.

Can we create a pressuredrop by redusing the pipe size at valve inlet and after wards again by increasing the pipe length? Basically i am from instrumentation engineer, i m not much familiar with mechanics.

Please find some solution. I am online full day using yahoo messanger. ramesh_king11 is my yahoo id. if you come online we can chat.
 
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