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Control Valve Sizing
Valtek uses a systematic method for selecting body types, sizes, materials, pressure ratings and trim sizes based on flow characteristics.
Valtek control valve flow capacity (Cv) is based upon the industry standard, ANSI/ISA S75.01. This standard and the corresponding measuring standards contain Equations used to predict the flow of compressible and incompressible fluids in control valves. Slightly differ- ent forms of the basic Equation are used for liquids and gases.
Basic steps for sizing and selecting the correct valve include calculating the required Cv. Equations for calcu- lating Cv for both gases and liquids are found in this section.
Valtek has programmed the ANSI/ISA sizing Equations and procedures, making computer-aided sizing avail- able on IBM-PC or compatible computers. These programs permit rapid control valve flow capacity calculations and valve selection with minimal effort. The programs also include exit velocity, noise prediction and actuator sizing calculations. See Section 22 for more details on computer-aided valve selection.
These instructions are designed to expose the user to the different aspects of valve sizing. The step-by-step method outlined in this section is the most common method of sizing.
Case Histories
CTi Controltech Goes “Green” with Urea Injection SCR
CTi Custom Engineering Design retrofitted a 100,000 PPH CE watertube steam boiler with a Urea Injection SCR.
- Met all design challenges
- Efficient space utilization
- Catalyst draft loss was only 1”wc at 120mmbtu/hr
- Existing burner remained “as is”
- Meets Bay Area Air Quality Management District emissions mandate to operate at less than 5 PPM NOx
CTi Control System HMI
- Urea injection flow control seamless integration into the existing PLC controls.
- Seamless modification of the BMS
California Air District Regulation
- Regulation 9 Rule 6. Re: NOx Emissions from Natural Gas-Fired Boilers and Water Heaters
- Regulation 9 Rule 7 Re: NOx and CO Emissions From Industrial, Institutional and Commericial Boilers, Steam Generators and Process Heaters
- California Rule 4306 Table
- Regulation 12 Rule 11 Refinery Flare Monitoring
- Regulation 12 Rule 12 Refinery Flares
- Regulation 9 Rule 10 NOx and CO from Boilers Steam Generators
- Regulation 9 Rule 11 Electric Power Generators
- Rule 411 NOx Boilers, Process Heaters and Steam Generators
- Rule 4306 Boilers, Steam Generators and Process Heaters
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