valve

VALVE = [velv] noun
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VALVE
Relief valve: A safety valve that releases pressure to prevent over-pressurization.
Heart valve: A membrane in the heart that controls blood flow.
Check valve: A one-way valve that permits fluid flow in one direction only.
Pressure relief valve: A valve used to release excess pressure from a system.
Control valve: A device used to regulate the flow or pressure of fluids.
Butterfly valve: A valve with a disk that pivots to control fluid flow.
Ball valve: A valve with a spherical closure mechanism.
Safety valve: A valve designed to protect against dangerous pressure levels.
Gate valve: A valve with a sliding gate to control flow.
Solenoid valve: A valve operated by an electromagnetic coil.
Proportional valve: A valve that modulates fluid flow proportionally.
Globe valve: A valve with a globe-shaped body for precise flow control.
Throttle valve: A valve used to regulate the flow of gases or liquids.
Needle valve: A fine-tuned valve for precise flow control.
Mixing valve: A valve that blends hot and cold water to control temperature.
Diverter valve: A valve that redirects the flow of fluids.
Overflow valve: A valve that prevents containers from overfilling.
Float valve: A valve controlled by a floating device.
Three-way valve: A valve with three ports for fluid redirection.
Four-way valve: A valve with four ports for fluid distribution.
Pressure-reducing valve: A valve that lowers fluid pressure.
Pilot-operated valve: A valve controlled by another valve or pilot.
Automatic valve: A valve that operates automatically.
Hydraulic valve: A valve in a hydraulic system to control fluid flow.
Pneumatic valve: A valve in a pneumatic system to control airflow.
Foot valve: A valve that can be operated by foot pressure.
Expansion valve: A valve that controls the flow of refrigerant in cooling systems.
Flow control valve: A valve used to regulate the rate of fluid flow.
Relief valve disc: The movable part of a relief valve that releases pressure.
Valve stem: The elongated portion that connects the valve handle to the closure mechanism.
Valve seat: The stationary part where the valve rests when closed.
Inline valve: A valve installed directly in a pipeline.
Remote valve: A valve controlled from a distance.
Rotary valve: A valve that uses a rotating motion to control flow.
Angle valve: A valve that changes the flow direction by 90 degrees.
Pop-up valve: A valve that rises when activated.
Thermal relief valve: A valve that protects equipment from overheating.
Pressure-balanced valve: A valve that maintains consistent pressure.
Tilt valve: A valve with an adjustable angle of operation.
Sluice valve: A valve designed for large water control applications.
Shut-off valve: A valve used to stop the flow of fluids.
Isolation valve: A valve used to isolate a section of a system.
Dual-check valve: A valve with two check mechanisms.
Actuated valve: A valve operated by an external mechanism.
Quick-release valve: A valve that rapidly releases pressure.
Air release valve: A valve used to vent air from a pipeline.
Diaphragm valve: A valve with a flexible diaphragm as a closure element.
Automatic shut-off valve: A valve that closes automatically in emergencies.
Mixing valve cartridge: The replaceable component in a mixing valve.
Balance valve: A valve used to balance flow in a system.
Low-pressure valve: A valve designed for low-pressure applications.
High-pressure valve: A valve designed for high-pressure applications.
Zone valve: A valve that controls different areas in a system.
Gate valve stem: The part that connects the gate to the valve handle.
Multi-port valve: A valve with multiple outlets or inlets.
Line valve: A valve situated in a specific section of a pipeline.
Inline check valve: A one-way valve installed directly in a pipeline.
Foot-operated valve: A valve that can be controlled by foot.
Stop-check valve: A valve that can be stopped or checked at any time.
Ball valve body: The main part of a ball valve containing the ball.
Butterfly valve disc: The rotating part of a butterfly valve.
Ventilation valve: A valve used to control airflow in HVAC systems.
Mixing valve handle: The part used to adjust the mixing valve.
Cylinder valve: A valve used in gas cylinders to control flow.
Self-closing valve: A valve that closes automatically after use.
Exhaust valve: A valve that releases gases or air.
Piston valve: A valve that uses a piston to control flow.
High-temperature valve: A valve designed to withstand extreme heat.
Low-temperature valve: A valve designed for low-temperature applications.
Motorized valve: A valve operated by an electric motor.
Vacuum relief valve: A valve that maintains pressure in a vacuum system.
Propane tank valve: A valve on a propane tank for gas release.
Spring-loaded valve: A valve with a spring to control opening and closing.
Control valve actuator: The mechanism that operates a control valve.
Electrically actuated valve: A valve operated by electrical control.
Pressure control valve: A valve used to maintain a specific pressure level.
Air-operated valve: A valve controlled by air pressure.
Needle valve stem: The part that controls the flow in a needle valve.
Globe valve plug: The component that regulates flow in a globe valve.
Motorized ball valve: A ball valve operated by an electric motor.
Pressure relief valve assembly: The complete unit of a relief valve.
Solenoid valve coil: The electromagnetic component of a solenoid valve.
Butterfly valve lever: The handle used to control a butterfly valve.
Relief valve spring: The spring that maintains pressure in a relief valve.
Control valve positioner: A device that precisely adjusts a control valve.
Angle valve spindle: The part controlling the flow in an angle valve.
Pneumatic valve actuator: The device operating a pneumatic valve.
Electric control valve: A valve operated through electrical means.
Check valve swing: The part that swings to permit or prevent flow in a check valve.
Multi-port valve body: The main housing of a multi-port valve.
Dual-check valve assembly: The complete unit of a dual-check valve.
Actuated valve controller: The mechanism that operates an actuated valve.
Thermal relief valve disk: The movable element of a thermal relief valve.
Low-pressure valve stem: The component connecting the stem to the handle.
High-pressure valve handle: The part used to control a high-pressure valve.
Motorized valve assembly: The complete unit of a motorized valve.
Vacuum relief valve coil: The electromagnetic component of a vacuum relief valve.
Air-operated valve piston: The part in an air-operated valve that controls airflow.
Electrically actuated valve body: The primary housing of an electrically actuated valve.
Control valve positioner spring: The spring that helps position a control valve.