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double valves

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double valves [¦dəb·əl ′valvz]
(petroleum engineering)
Two valves in series used as subsurface traveling or standing valves in wells, the dual arrangement being more reliable than a single valve.


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This commercial door closer type is also using a minimum of double valves for the control of the closing door?
The Fukuroi plant is one of the first to be equipped with a pneumatic-sender pressure vessel system, whereby a pressure vessel is installed underneath each of the three main scales, which is directly fed by the scale through DFWG double valves and air shut-off valves.
 
 
 
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