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Pressure Reducing Valve with good delivery time good quality

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Regulator for gaseous media, to be fitted to all types of gas
Optimum dimensioning allows high throughput performance

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VGBF regualtors are general purpose regualtors for controlling gas pressure to furnaces, ovens and other gas consuming equipment. They are suitable for nature, LP and clean biogas at inlet pressure up to 60psig (4bar). Springs are available to allow for a wide choice of outlet pressure.


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Q: I have a 2004 rmz 250 i was wondering if i could get some specific details on how to adjust and the spec's for the intake valves... thanks
Buy a manual for your bike. The question is far too broad to be answered here due to the complex nature of a modern valve train, like found on your RMZ. It involves removing the intake and exhaust camshafts to gain access to the shims underneath the buckets on top of the valves. You must know where to time the cams again in relation to the crank otherwise, it is very possible to destroy your engine if not installed properly...Hence the advice on obtaining a quality service manual beforehand... It's also why the shops charge a seemingly extortionate amount.
Q: When my son was three I switched Dr's for him. The new doctor said has he always had a heart murmur I said no that's the first I've heard of it so we went for test. Anyway heart specialist did all tests said my son had Bav a valve disorder in the heart. He said it is very common. However everyone I've ever talked to has never heard of it. My question is does anyone have this what is your story and have you had to have your valve replaced. My son is very healthy active I'm just worried. Any help would be greatly appreciated....thank you!!
As long as the action of the valve is normal and child is otherwise active and healthy with normal cardiac functions, mile stones, and growth, you can almost forget about the anomaly.
Q: Is there anyway, from home, that I could rule out a bad heart valve as the cause for my heart palpitations and arythmia?
As a physician, I strongly recommend you to visit a ER (Emergency Room if you were from UK) and explain the doctor what is going on. I also would recommended ACE inhibitors, since they prevent cardiac muscle remodelling. I can think in several other things, but I need PE and a new echo-cardiogram to make a decision (indeed a ER doctor must make those decision)
Q: How do you repack an osy valve? Where do you get the packing from? Do you have to shut down the water to do it?
For most valves, replacing the packing can be done without shutting down the water system. The first step is to back seat the valve. Back seating will occur when the valve is fully opened, and will temporarily seal the leak around the stem. You simply open the valve completely with about 50-100ft-lb of pressure. Once the leaking has stopped, you can remove the packing bolts and nuts on the packing gland. Slide the packing gland up the stem and you will have access to the packing. You may need a packing hook, which is a flexible corkscrew tool, to help remove the old packing. Once you have removed the old packing you will want to repack the valve with new packing by wrapping it around the stem and pushing it down into the valve body. After the new packing has been replaced, it may need to be compressed a little so that the packing gland can be reinstalled. This can be done using two pieces of all-thread rod. Cut both all-thread rods to 6 inches long, making sure to use the same diameter all-thread rod as your packing bolts. Place the all-thread rod through the packing gland and tighten the nuts onto the all-thread rod to compact the packing in the valve. Next, remove the all-thread rod and replace with the bolts. Turn the hand wheel, so the valve is about half way open. Finally, tighten the nuts evenly until all leakage around the stem stops. You may need to exercise the valve a few times to make sure there are no leaks around the stem. Be careful not to over tighten the gland because it can crack and there is no reason to compress the packing more than is needed to stop the leak.
Q: All i see is portal and l4d Valve must of discontineud Half life. Its been 6 years they should at least tell us the making the game. I guess this means half life is dead and the last one is ep.2 why valve? why? tell us its coming to xbox 360!
hmm they might make a 3 or episode 3 but right now theyre big thing is portal 2 so we'll just wait till after portal 2 comes out
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The four common types of pressure relief are the spring loaded valve, the rupture disc, the balance bellows spring loaded valve and the pilot operated relief valve.
Q: Could I get some possible remedies for Mitral Valve Prolapse pain? I currently am off beta blockers, and I need to cope with the mild, moderate to severe chest pain I experience. Female, average weight for my height, nonsmoker, maybe one alcoholic drink a week, exercise at least 3.5 hours a week. What do others with mitral valve prolapse do that helps?
Beta blockers are effective in reducing the chest pain related to the mitral valve prolapse syndrome and there are some other lifestyle modification that you can do to help improve your symptoms. It is important though that you be evaluated by your doctor (which I am sure you have) to determine if this chest pain is truly related to the mitral valve prolapse and not some other cause of chest pain. Other causes of chest pain include musculoskeletal, anxiety, heartburn, etc. The treatment for these other causes of chest pain would be different than that for MVP and this is why it is important to determine the exact cause. The lifestyle modification that has been found to be effective for MVP symptoms like chest pain includes aerobic exercise training, the avoidance of stimulants (caffeine), alcohol and undue fatigue, and a reduction in stress. Regular aerobic exercise in people with symptomatic MVP was associated with decreased anxiety, increase general well-being, and a decrease in the frequency of chest pain, fatigue, and dizziness. Magnesium supplementation to individuals who are deficient in Magnesium and have symptomatic MVP was also associated with improvement in symptoms. Magnesium levels can be tested on simple blood tests to determine if you are deficient.
Q: Okay, so when I was little, I had heart surgeyue to a congentital heart defect and I now have a leeky valve, on my aortic valve and i was wondering if it didnt go away would I need to get heart surgery? Or would it need to get bigger?Will it only get bigger or will it alwayse same? If I need heart surgery how long would that be??? have had it since 3rd or 4th grade and I am now in 8th grade. I am just wondering...
Valvar insufficiency/regurgitation that is a result of surgical repair of a congenital defect does not self-resolve. It's not clear what your initial diagnosis was, however I would guess that you were born with aortic stenosis. Balloon enlargement and/or surgery to repair a stenotic valve almost always results in some degree of insufficiency/regurgitation. A small amount of insufficiency/regurgitation is much better tolerated than stenosis. It is a tradeoff we accept for improved patient outcomes. Really, the answer to your question is dependent on a multitude of factors, the most important of which is the degree of insufficiency/regurgitation you have (i.e. trivial, mild, moderate, or severe). This is really a great question and you deserve a full explanation. However, I cannot give you a factual answer without more information. You may also have a bicuspid aortic valve, which opens up a whole other set of variables. One thing I am sure of, however, is that you will require the care of a cardiologist for the rest of your life. It's possible that later on you may only have to follow-up ever 1-3 years, however, it will forever be necessary to properly monitor your valve and its effect on your heart, not to mention any associated problems you may not be aware of that become a risk with age. Good luck.
Q: i have a 1991 rm125 and i want to open the power valves myself can anyone tell me how to do thisTHANKS!
They open different amounts at different RPM ranges. Opening them all the way would cause the engine to have zero power until the engine is reving wide open.

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