We have a pilot operated valve on a jacket that sees steam, water and 50% Methanol in water depending if we are heating cooling, etc. We have a relatively high set pressure (100 psig) compared to the operating pressures (steam of ~ 10-30 psia, water and brine at ~ 20 to 30 psig).
We seem to have trouble with enough dome pressure sealing the system and the valves leak through the main body.
Anyone else see this before? Any suggestions?
Thanks, Ben
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Pilot Operated Valves & Jacket Service
Started by Guest_Ben Thayer_*, Nov 29 2004 02:58 PM
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 02:58 PM
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