16/05/2024
Tilting flap is a type of flap that consists of a disk-type flap inside a cylindrical body, a weight arm and weight that holds and carries the flap inside, and has a more compact design than other flaps. When the water starts flowing, the pushing force of the water allows the flow to continue by pushing the valve. When the flow has stopped, the flap starts closing and blocks the water from flowing back. The mounted weight per mile and thrust of the returning water ensures a quick and secure closure of the valve. This protects the system by preventing the water from returning to the water pressure or downstream.
Tilting check valve is a type of check valve with a more compact design compared to other check valves. It consists of a disk-type clapper within a cylindrical body, a shaft that holds and supports the clapper, a weight arm, and a counterweight. When water flow starts, the force of the water pushes the clapper, allowing the flow to continue. When the flow stops, the clapper begins to close and prevents backflow. The weight mounted on the shaft and the force of the returning water ensure the clapper closes quickly and safely. This protects the system by preventing backflow of water in the pressure or flow line.
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Tilting çekvalf, silindirik bir gövde içinde disk tipinde bir klape, klapeyi içinde tutan ve taşıyan bir mil, ağırlık kolu ve ağırlıktan oluşan, diğer çekvalflere göre daha kompakt bir tasarıma sahip olan bir çekvalf çeşididir. Su akışı başladığında, suyun itme gücü klapeyi iterek akışın devam etmesini sağlar. Akış durduğunda ise, klape kapanmaya başlar ve suyun geri akışını engeller. Mil üzerine monte edilmiş ağırlık ve geri dönen suyun itme kuvveti, klapenin hızlı ve güvenli bir şekilde kapanmasını sağlar. Bu, su basıncı ya da akış hattında suyun geri dönüşünü engelleyerek sistemi korur.
Tilting check valve is a type of check valve with a more compact design compared to other check valves. It consists of a disk-type clapper within a cylindrical body, a shaft that holds and supports the clapper, a weight arm, and a counterweight. When water flow starts, the force of the water pushes the clapper, allowing the flow to continue. When the flow stops, the clapper begins to close and prevents backflow. The weight mounted on the shaft and the force of the returning water ensure the clapper closes quickly and safely. This protects the system by preventing backflow of water in the pressure or flow line.
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