Transcription of Control Valve Sizing - CTi Controltech
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3-1 Rev. 6/94 CONTENTSI ntroduction .. 3-1 Nomenclature .. 3-1 Calculating Cv for Liquids .. 3-3 Liquid Sizing Examples .. 3-7 Calculating Cv for Gases.. 3-10 Gas Sizing Examples .. 3-13 Calculating Cv for Two Phase Flow ..3-15 Vapor Pressure Charts .. 3A-1 Steam Tables ..3A-7 Fluid Property Correlation Constants ..3A-21 Pipe Data .. 3A-29 INTRODUCTIONV altek uses a systematic method for selecting bodytypes, sizes, materials, pressure ratings and trim sizesbased on flow Control Valve flow capacity (Cv) is based upon theindustry standard, ANSI/ISA This standardand the corresponding measuring standards containEquations used to predict the flow of compressible andincompressible fluids in Control valves. Slightly differ-ent forms of the basic Equation are used for liquids steps for Sizing and selecting the correct valveinclude calculating the required Cv.
programs also include exit velocity, noise prediction and actuator sizing calculations. See Section 22 for more details on computer-aided valve selection. These instructions are designed to expose the user to the different aspects of valve sizing. The step-by-step method outlined in this section is the most common method of sizing. NOMENCLATURE
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