Manifold valves are required in complex pipe networks that control the flow of fluids or gases. They are intended to control and modify the flow of materials through various pipelines or channels. In this blog post, we'll go over the basics of manifold valves and look at some of its applications.

The Fundamentals of Manifold Valves

Manifold valves are used to regulate the flow of fluids or gases in large pipe systems. They are designed to manage the flow of materials across different pipes or channels, as well as switch the flow from one pipe to another.

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Manifold valves are commonly used in industrial settings where several lines or systems must be monitored and regulated at the same time. They are common in process sectors such as power generating, water treatment, chemical and petrochemical, and oil and gas.

Many valves are commonly coupled to a single intake and exit point in manifold valves. The combined duty of the valves is to regulate the flow of liquid or gas via the manifold. Manifold valves are available in a variety of sizes and designs to satisfy the requirements of diverse applications.

Nakoda Metal Industries is a leading Manifold Valve Manufacturer in India. We are also one of the best Instrumentation Tube Fittings Supplier in India. 

Types of Manifold Valves:

Manifold valves are used to regulate the flow of fluids or gases in big pipe networks. They are used to control the flow of materials via several pipes or channels and to alter the flow from one pipe to another. 

At Nakoda Metal Industries, we are a major Manifold Valves Manufacturer selling several different types of manifold valves, including:

2 Way Manifold Valve: Close the block valve and open the drain valve to test the pressure on a pressure transmitter. After opening the drain valve, connect it to a pressure generator to test the pressure. A 2-valve manifold is also known as a block and bleed valve. They come in R, H, and T varieties.

3 Way Manifold Valve: To protect the capsule from being over-ranged, a three-valve manifold system is employed. It also permits the transmitter to be disconnected from the process loop. It is made up of an equalising valve as well as two block valves, one for high pressure and one for low pressure. They come in R, H, Coplanar, and T configurations.

4 Way Manifold Valve: The four-way manifold is used when direct attachment of the differential pressure transmitter is necessary. Two mainline block valves, one vent valve, and one equalising valve comprise these valves. They come in R and T variations.

5 Way Manifold Valve: Close the block valve and open the equalising valve on a 5-valve manifold to verify the transmitter's zero. After pressure equalisation, system operators connect the test valve on the manifold to a pressure generator for 3 or 5 point calibration. They come in three various shapes and sizes: H, Coplanar, and T.

At Nakoda Metal Industries, we manufacture several types of manifold valves such as 2 way, 3 way and more manifold valves at the best prices, making us one of the most sought after Manifold valves Manufacturers and Instrumentation Tube Fittings Manufacturers, in India as well as globally.

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