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Learn the differences between sluice valves and gate valves. Discover their design, uses, and advantages to make the right choice for your needs.
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While they are often suited for similar applications, their designs differ significantly. Let’s take a closer look at the differences between these two valve types and explore how to choose the most suitable option for your specific needs.
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Gate valves are one of the most common types of valves, using linear motion to control the flow of fluids. They are either in a fully open or fully closed position. They are suitable for all fluid services, such as air, gas, water supply, lubricating oil, steam, and hydrocarbons. Today, this article explains the common variations of gate valves.
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In valve pipelines, both gate valves and butterfly valves are used to control the opening and closing of flow. However, gate valves can only be fully opened or fully closed, making them unsuitable for flow regulation. In contrast, butterfly valves can regulate flow by adjusting the angle of the valve disc. Today, we will compare these two types of valves to help you better understand them and determine how to use them most effectively.
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Valves are indispensable core components of fluid control systems. They not only regulate the flow direction, pressure, and rate of fluids but also perform multiple critical functions such as connection, cutoff, diversion, and prevention of backflow in crucial moments. These complex tasks make valves essential in pipeline systems.
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