Diaphragm valves are an essential part of many industrial processes, and are commonly used in applications where precise control over fluid flow is required. These valves consist of a flexible...
Category: Piping Design Basics
Vacuum Insulated Piping Systems: Types, Applications, Specifications, and Advantages
Vacuum insulated piping (VIP) is a type of insulated cryogenic piping system that is used to transport cryogenic liquids, such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquid nitrogen, or liquid oxygen, from...
What is Corrosion Allowance? Factors Affecting CA: Corrosion Allowance for Steel
Corrosion allowance in the piping industry refers to the additional thickness of a pipe or other equipment that is added to account for the expected corrosion during its service life. Corrosion is a...
Pipe End Cap Fittings or Piping Caps: Pipe Caps vs Plugs: Pipe End Caps vs Blind Flanges
Pipe caps are a type of pipe fitting to cover the pipe end. In the Piping, Plumbing, and Pipeline industry, pipe end caps are widely used to block the ends of pipes. They work in a similar fashion to...
What is a Pipe Union? Its Materials, Parts, Applications, Types, and Differences with Pipe Couplings
A pipe union is a type of pipe fitting that creates a secure and semi-permanent connection between two pipes. The pipes can easily be separated without causing any piping deformation. Pipe union...
What is an Anti-surge Valve? Its Functions, Working, Design, Requirements, Manufacturers
An anti-surge valve, also known as a surge-anticipating valve, is a type of control valve (surge relief valve) used in fluid systems to prevent overpressure and pressure surges that can damage...