5 control valve selection criteria every processor should consider
Increase process productivity by utilizing valve selection criteria for control valves.
Accurately size control valves with these 5 control valve selection criteria
Successful control valve sizing and selection depends on knowing the actual process conditions in which the valve is to be installed. This information is rarely available firsthand. The more assumptions one has to make on flow conditions, the less accurate the control valve sizing is going to be.
Submit your contact info to download the guide.
If you are interested in more information about valve sizing, check out our article Experience matters in valve sizing and selection. For a link to download Neles’ expert valve sizing software, please click here.
Thank you for downloading the guide
Below you can find the link to the materials. Enjoy reading!
Contact our expert for more information
Read more
Experience matters in valve sizing and selection
All too often, valve sizing and selection tools are based on standard equations and rules of thumb shaped by performance data collected under laboratory conditions. While laboratory data may be considered extremely accurate, they are no substitute for real-world data collected under actual operating conditions over an extended period of time.
Control valves
Control valves are the most important part of any process control loop, vital in stabilizing processes. Neles™ control valves are engineered, manufactured, tested and optimized for your specific application. Our flow control solutions offer reliability, productivity, and sustainability, allowing you to maximize your output and profitability.
Determining the control valve pressure drop for control valve sizing purposes
Our guest writer Jon F. Monsen discusses the correct method for determining the control valve sizing pressure drop when the system already exists or has been designed.