Traditional Midstream Ball Valves vs. Segmented V-Port Ball Valves скачать в хорошем качестве

Traditional Midstream Ball Valves vs. Segmented V-Port Ball Valves

For the midstream market, Kimray offers a non-traditional ball valve, also known as a “segmented v-port ball valve.” This half-ball, v-port design allows for precise control and variable flow rates as needed or desired per the application. ============================= ▶ Check out the full blog post: ▶ SUBSCRIBE to the CHRONICLE: https://kimray.com/Subscribe ============================= PODCAST (APPLE): https://apple.co/3c82VQd PODCAST (SPOTIFY): https://spoti.fi/2ZMCm0j   FACEBOOK:   / kimrayinc   LINKEDIN:   / kimray-inc   PRODUCT & TECHNICAL SUPPORT: [email protected] or 405-525-4264 WORK @ KIMRAY: https://kimray.com/Careers --- 0:00 Intro: Midstream Problem 0:29 Controlling Oil and Gas Flow 0:38 What is a Ball Valve? 1:08 Benefits of V-Port and Segmented Ball Valves 1:45 Real Midstream Example 2:12 Conclusion/More Info Benefits of the v-port design in the segmented ball are: The efficiency of a quarter turn ball valve with the traditional characteristics of a globe valve. Variable control of your flow as well as the on/off capabilities of the traditional ball valve. Open and unobstructed flow of materials which helps to minimize cavitation, turbulence and erosion of the valve. Less wear and tear on sealing surfaces of the ball and seat due to reduced surface contact. Less cavitation and turbulence with smooth operation. Leave a comment below if you have any questions! Some question can be answered online, but for detailed technical support, email [email protected] and mention which video your referencing.