What Is The Difference Between Marine SDNR Valve And Marine Angle SDNR Valve
Both marine SDNR valves and marine angle SDNR valves serve the same purpose of controlling fluid flow and preventing backflow, their design and application differ based on space requirements and the layout of the piping system.
Overview
Marine SDNR Valve:
-The Marine SDNR valve is typically installed in a vertical position.
-It is designed to allow fluid flow in one direction while preventing backflow in the opposite direction.
-The "screw-down" feature refers to the manual operation of the valve, where a screw mechanism is used to control the opening and closing of the valve.
-These valves are commonly used in marine piping systems to ensure fluid flow control and prevent backflow, particularly in systems where vertical installation is feasible.
Marine Angle SDNR Valve:
-The Marine Angle SDNR valve is designed to be installed at an angle (usually 45 or 90 degrees) to the pipeline.
-Like the Marine SDNR valve, it also allows flow in one direction while preventing backflow.
-The "angle" design allows for easier installation in pipelines where space constraints or specific piping configurations necessitate a non-vertical installation.
-It also often features the "screw-down" mechanism for manual operation.
-Marine angle SDNR valves are preferred in situations where vertical installation is not practical or when the pipeline layout requires an angled approach.
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