Bypass Valves: Function, Types, and Applications
A bypass valve diverts fluid flow around a pipe section or component, allowing maintenance, repair, or pressure balancing without system shutdown. Used in liquid/gas systems; various types/sizes.
Common Types
- Globe Valve: Circular body, vertical disk; low/medium pressure; brass, stainless steel, iron.
- Gate Valve: Wedge-shaped gate; high pressure; cast iron, steel.
- Butterfly Valve: Rotating disk; low pressure; plastic, aluminum, stainless steel.
- Check Valve: Allows one-way flow only; prevents backflow; brass, stainless steel, iron.
Bypass valves are essential in industrial, commercial, and residential systems for convenient flow control without full shutdown.
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