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I was just looking to get a general idea of a globe valve as I had never heard of one before. I did not expect to be virtually pampered by an absolute ripper of a presentation and explanation.
Thank you for your great efforts , But if you could I want a catalog of your valve for different sizes & I have a question : does this valve have a possibility of setting a pressure & flow ?
I am not sure whether to request you to make a video on the ship steering system. If you can, please throw a video on this topic. By the way the content of your channel is brilliant. Thank you very much.
Good informative but i do not understand the backseat concept.As we try to close valve in the presence of the fluid at backseat chamber .Fluid does not have any path to go and it would be impossible to close for imcompressible fluid the result would be leakage of packing .but this does not happened in it , which is making me confuse as there is no fluid flow simulation .
Very well explained! Would it be possible for you to make the 3D model available? Also, have you made any content regarding the different parts and the materials used to make and assemble them?
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I was just looking to get a general idea of a globe valve as I had never heard of one before. I did not expect to be virtually pampered by an absolute ripper of a presentation and explanation.
Great video. Another good mention for the backseat is the ability to easily access and replace packing while the valve is inline.
Thank YOU so much- brilliant video- from a very grateful mech eng student-
Thanks mate. Your videos are very helpful to understand the technicalities of a machine.
thanks john
gonna ace my presnetation now!
In universities it takes approximately 1 month to teach students this subject,so i appreciate that,thanks a lot.
Excellent explanations
Very nicely explained! Thank You!
Thank you for the great work and efforts!!
Excellent! Exactly the kind of content I was looking up online!
Very informative presentation; clearly presented.
Thank you for video, Ask what do you used softwate? In the creating animation valve .
Wow great video. Highly informative!! ❤🙏
Whoa new knowledge about why steam mediums use the top flow
Thanks!
Nice vid, but I think making the animation play again once you've zoomed in to the section, like at 5:35 would help visualize it better.
WONDERFUL
Thanks for the great educational video. :-)
What happen if we change flow in into flow out?
Thanks for informative video.
nice & informative video
Excellent gracias
great video thanks
Thank you for your great efforts , But if you could I want a catalog of your valve for different sizes & I have a question : does this valve have a possibility of setting a pressure & flow ?
thank you for your reply , Does a butterfly one also set the pressure & flow.
I am not sure whether to request you to make a video on the ship steering system. If you can, please throw a video on this topic. By the way the content of your channel is brilliant. Thank you very much.
saVRee 3D Waiting for your video.
V.good explanation
Thank you
Is the suction service valve on the compressor a type of Globe Valve ?Thank you!
What program is used to create 3D graphics in the video?
Good idiya thanks boos
Ok here's a suggestion... What is the best valve for building The king's power washer gun? BIG hint.😎👍
which software you are using to do these animation ?
@@savree-3d can you explain the working of JT valve
Good informative but i do not understand the backseat concept.As we try to close valve in the presence of the fluid at backseat chamber .Fluid does not have any path to go and it would be impossible to close for imcompressible fluid the result would be leakage of packing .but this does not happened in it , which is making me confuse as there is no fluid flow simulation .
how can we differentiate between globe and gate just by looking at them
cool
please also explain the solution for the same
Very well explained! Would it be possible for you to make the 3D model available? Also, have you made any content regarding the different parts and the materials used to make and assemble them?
hi i need to know crayogenic valves
Full back pressure
Ur fucking subtitles cover the main matter
today I undersood as to why a globe valves starts to leak in negative temperature applications
Here it is in a nutshell... IN-OUT OPEN-CLOSE
this is a gate valve
This valve is gate valve.... In gate valve the stem goes up and the rotating handle remains at rest.