What makes a throttling valve a fluid control device?
THROTTLING VALVES Valves that are utilized as fluid control devices are typically “throttling valves”. Such valves experience internal velocity and internal pressure gradients (both positive and negative) that conclude with a permanent pressure loss (∆P) from the inlet pipe-to-outlet pipe connections.
What is the internal velocity of a throttling valve?
Such valves experience internal velocity and internal pressure gradients (both positive and negative) that conclude with a permanent pressure loss (∆P) from the inlet pipe-to-outlet pipe connections. Throttling valve trim (plug-seat) experiences relatively high internal velocities nearly 100% of operating time.
Where are the suction valves located on a GM car?
The suction valve is found on most 60’s and 70’s GM vehicles. There are several different types, generally varying by model year as follows: The first three are all different kinds of suction valves. They are mounted to the evaporator’s suction (top) outlet and regulate system pressures so as to prevent the evaporator from freezing up.
What makes a gas a gas in a throttling valve?
A “vapor” is a “gas” that is at, or relatively near, its “saturation” (boiling) conditions of pressure and temperature; i.e. saturated vapor or slightly superheated vapor. A “gas” is a fluid that does not liquify at reduced temperatures, or is a highly superheated vapor. Throttling valves operate as “steady state, steady flow” devices.
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The suction valve is found on most 60’s and 70’s GM vehicles. There are several different types, generally varying by model year as follows: The first three are all different kinds of suction valves. They are mounted to the evaporator’s suction (top) outlet and regulate system pressures so as to prevent the evaporator from freezing up.
Do you need to calibrate a 134a suction valve?
If you’re converting to 134a, your valve will need to be properly calibrated as by-pass pressures differ from that of R12. More on Converting to 134a!