Control Valve Sizing for Liquid Applications
$19 USD
Size and Select Control Valves Appropriately, Calculate Valve Authority, Turndown, Pressure Drop and Avoid Cavitation
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Size and select control valves for liquid applications
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Understand valve flow coefficient (Cv), flow capacity at different pressure drops, and corrections for viscosity and specific gravity
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Convert valve flow coefficient (Cv) to resistance coefficient (K)
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Analyze inherent valve characteristic curves with practical examples
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Differentiate between inherent and installed valve characteristic curves
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Assess control valve authority and its impact on pressure drop and system head curves
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Evaluate the relationship between valve open percentage and system head curves
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Analyze how control valves and operational parameters affect system head curves in pump applications
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Understand rangeability, turndown ratio, and how they influence control valve sizing—with examples
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Apply effective control valve sizing heuristics
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Identify reasons for common control valve sizing issues like cavitation and flashing
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Use equations to determine if cavitation or flashing may occur
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Work through an example to check for cavitation and flashing
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Learn additional parameters to consider when selecting a control valve
This course includes:
📺3+ hours on-demand video
📱Access on mobile
🏆Certificate of completion
📚 6 modules
🎬 24 bite-size, easy to digest lectures
 🧪 4 example problems
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Video Lecture #20
Rules of Thumb For Sizing a Control Valve

Video Lecture #21
Cavitation and Flashing Introduction for a Control Valve

Video Lecture #22
Methods to Detect Cavitation and Flashing in Control Valves

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Results-driven process engineer with 7 years in designing, commissioning, and operating pilot plants and R&D scale-up technologies. Provided engineering services to projects in the petrochemical, clean-tech, pulp and paper, and plastics industries. Skilled in performing simulations and designing equipment, creating P&IDs, PFDs, cause and effect matrices, control narratives, mass and energy balances, and conducting hydraulic and ASPEN modeling analysis.
Passionate about teaching chemical engineering and bridging the gap between academia and real life through solving real-life case studies with students.
