DN50 EN1092 PN10 PN15 ANSI 150 Cast Iron Wafer Butterfly Valve with Handle Lever
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DN50 EN1092 PN10 PN15 ANSI 150 Cast Iron Wafer Butterfly Valve with Handle Lever
Description:
1.Body: cast Iron
2.Disc: ductile iron+plating Ni
3.Stem:SS410/416/420
4.Seat:EPDM/NBR
5.OEM produce
6.Your design and logo are agree.
Payment of terms:
1.L/C
2.T/T 30% deposit, 70% T/T against B/L copy.
Packing:
one or more packed in a wood carton.
Delievery:
30-35 days after 30% deposit received.
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- Q: I have a 1997 Toyota Corolla. My check engine light has been on. I tried to get my car smogged and it failed. I then got an oil/air filter change and just yesterday I replaced the EGR valve which was the result given after 2 diagnostic tests. The mechanic gave me my car and the check engine light was off, I've only driven about 5miles and the light is back on. I have to pass smog asap to register my vehicle. I plan on calling the mechanic back and telling him the light is on, but could it just be a sensor?
- All synthetic oil wont burn. But if the piston rings are shot and you'r failing on hydrocarbons, that's an expensive fix. Some states have an emissions waiver, maybe limited to older vehicles like yours, where if you show DMV you'v met their waiver threshold of spending on fixing the specific emissions prob that caused the failure and it still fails, they'l give you a pass till next inspection, or maybe only 1 yr. In some states it's not transferable when you sell and can only be used once per vehicle.
- Q: what are the best aorta heart valves. mech. or animal.
- Depending on the valve, the original valve may be able to be repaired. This procedure has only been widely used 8-10 years probably. Originally it was believed that these like animal (pig or cow) would probably only last around 10 years but it is constantly being adapted so longer may be possible. Animal valves do not require blood thinners, although many people I know have ended up on thinners because of other problems. The other advantage is that they are quiet. Mechanical valves, often called metal aren't always truly metal. Older valves were thus a scan using an MRI was not possible. Mine was put in during 1995 and is called metal but does not cause any problem with an MRI and I know others from that time frame also with no problem. I expect it to last my whole lifetime and I never needed any anti-reject meds and few people I know have. I do tick like an old watch especially when I get winded or tired, but over the 13 years I've had it only one person outside of medical professionals examining me have ever noticed. It doesn't keep me awake but I do know some people who notice theirs, but the newer the quieter. I do have to take blood thinners, but for me and most of those I know don't have major problems maintaining a therapeutic level. You have to have a blood test routinely to know but they now have a finger prick machine so it is quick and easy. I only know of one person whose body rejected valves and had to have it removed and animal placed in. From those I know usually children they will do tissue just because a child won't be as careful and watchful of bleeding. Otherwise it is choice based on years wanted from the valve and lifestyle if meds fit and eating habits.
- Q: Im looking for a new BBb tuba. i would like six valves at 4+2. but if not looking for 6 valve BBb tuba
- I don't know how long you've been playing tuba but 6 valve BBb tubas are virtually non-existent. No current brass instrument manufacturer will have that in their line-up. Tubas with 6 valves are already rare and are pretty much limited to F tubas. If you want a 6 valve BBb (I don't know why you even need/want that many valves) then your best option would be to buy a 5 valve BBb tuba and having it modified to include a 6th valve. Either way, expect to pay a minimum of $10000 (ten thousand) for the instrument.
- Q: i was thinkin i needed rings cause my car was smokin like hell and had a bad compression test on one cylinder. anyways i got the head off and my valves are caked with black **** all down one side and the others are completely white. i dont know if when the car turns off if they're supposed to seal but four of them were about a quarter inch off the head. before i tested everything i was smokin like hell and barely runnin and you could hear a knockin sound in the exhaust at the rear of the car. could the head be the problem or still sound like rings??
- It could be the valve seals failed and the oil ran down the valves and put multiply layers of oil, which will burn and leave a cake-like carbon on the valves. This would prevent the valves from sealing, thus less compression. You did not mention how many miles were on the engine. If it has over 175,000 miles you need to rebuild the motor, including the head.
- Q: In my condo, I have what appears to be a water relief valve of some sort right after my water inlet pipe. It's after the water cutoff valve. It's not the water heater relief valve. It has a leak, not bad, just a drip right now. It looks like a half baseball sticking out of the main inlet pipe with a bolt in the center of it. I've tried to tighten it but that makes the leak worse. First, what is this. Second, Is there an obvious fix to this. Third, if I have to get it replaced, what model/manufacturer can I get so that this doesn't happen for a long while. My plumbing is short of fifteen years old.
- Sounds like a pressure regulator, cause, relief valves don't have a bolt, they have a lever. If, it is the regulator, and its leaking, it needs to be replaced. Good luck with that.
- Q: How does a deluge valve differ from a standard alarm valve in a wet system?What are differences from a standard wet pipe system regard alarm trim and NPFA codesAlso if an existing system, over 2000sft, (pipe sched method) has no siamese connection, and I am adding addtional heads via the same pipe schedule method - Am i required to upgrade the riser/alarm trim to include a fire department connection? - (re:NFP13, 2002)
- Define Deluge
- Q: i have a 8v fiat punto...is it much work to add 2 valves to make it a 16v?
- Ha...ha...ha
- Q: I have a 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2L V8 I posted a question on here before and many thanks, What I had was a bent rod well I took off the head and removed all the valve springs and found that where the bent rod was the valve stems are bent too. What else do I need to do? or can I clean the head up make sure no valve holes are bent, replace the rods and valves and be good to go. I want my jeep running again!!! Thanks
- I'd say the timing chain either broke or the cam gear is worn off,cam gears used to be made of fiber rather than steel on older engines. When the cam stops turning the valves stop working and when the piston comes up it then hits any valves that are open bending the valve or push rod or both. If this particular engine is run by a belt and the belt breaks you get the same result. To check this you can take the timing cover loose on the front of the engine and check the condition of the chain and gear.
- Q: Also what prevents this from occuring? I have a lab due tomorrow for my biology class this is one of the questions. the answer is no where in my book, and we haven't discussed this in class. im also having a hard time finding the answer online. i would assume it would have something to do with the elasticity of the valves, and i know that when valves are weak sometimes blood can flow back into the artium when the ventricle contracts causing a heart murmur and other problems, but i haven't came across any information that talks about the valve being pushed backwards. if you can help me out that would be awesome! thanks =]
- Valves, because they open when your heart pumps and close, not allowing blood to flow backwards after the pump.
- Q: So the plug in the bathroom since fell in, coming off the attachment to open and close it from the top. When I got under the sink, I turned the shut off valves all the way to the right and the water stoped working. I unscrewed the attachment and fixed the plug (on the drain no the water) and when I turned the vlaves back on, no water. It dribbles just a little ifi turn the sink all the way on, however I cant get full water pressure. Any help?
- the cheapest way is to tear apart the valves and replace the rubber parts then make sure you take the screen off the faucet before you turn the water back on, clean the screen and put it back on and, you're done
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DN50 EN1092 PN10 PN15 ANSI 150 Cast Iron Wafer Butterfly Valve with Handle Lever
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- Loading Port:
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- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
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