How To Use ASME B16.10 To Determine the Valve Length  

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Nice! I have a slightly different question. Standard 16.10 lists two types, LONG and SHORT valves. Which is the most common type, a LONG or SHORT? Which is the preferred type that a design office should consider?

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Thank you, sir, for your wonderful explain regarding face to face dimension. Kindly please let me know how much tolerance(+ or -) is possible to face to face for ball valves.???

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thank you so much. good explanation. so does this mean that, when we talk about valve lengths, it usually includes the flange connection lengths?

Thanks for this video, it has been very helpful. I am currently working on a valve library in a software called Edgewise. I am using ASME b16.10 table 1 as a reference. However, the table only covers certain pipe diameter. Why is that?

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pls explain whether this standard is applicable to butt weld end valves also?

bt y asme 16.10 even we have asme b 16.34 can't we use asme b16.34 valves insted of asmeb16.10?

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ASME B16.10-2017 has different arrangement tables with 1992 version.

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