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Why is it that sometimes the 2 way valve is smaller than the size of the pipe ?
The discussion focuses on the size variations of two-way valves in relation to pipe sizes, specifically addressing why a two-way, modulating control valve may be smaller than the pipe diameter. A smaller valve increases the pressure drop, enhancing controllability, while a larger valve may require significant closure to achieve desired flow rates, leading to poor precision in flow control. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for effective valve selection in fluid systems.
PREREQUISITESEngineers, fluid system designers, and anyone involved in the selection and application of control valves in piping systems.