Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Create a stable flow at fluctuating back pressures
A flow can be stabilized with a simple trick in the event of an unstable back pressure. When using regulating valves, the following principle applies in the case of stable system pressure: The flow remains constant, provided that the downstream pressure does not exceed 50% of the inlet pressure.
This principle can be applied to all regulating valves from our assortment of goods.
A flow can be stabilized with a simple trick in the event of an unstable back pressure. When using regulating valves, the following principle applies in the case of stable system pressure: The flow remains constant, provided that the downstream pressure does not exceed 50% of the inlet pressure.
This principle can be applied to all regulating valves from our assortment of goods.
