Joseph E. Lescovich
Abstract
Hydraulic gradients can be controlled by using valves located strategically on a pipeline to reduce flow or pressure or both. This article discusses possible valve arrangements including those using pressure‐reducing valves, back‐pressure control valves, and throttling valves, operated either manually or by remote control.
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Hydraulic gradients can be controlled by using valves located strategically on a pipeline to reduce flow or pressure or both. This article discusses possible valve arrangements including those using pressure‐reducing valves, back‐pressure control valves, and throttling valves, operated either manually or by remote control.
Key concepts: Bandwidth throttling, Flow control valve, Control valves, Pipeline (software), Hydraulic pressure, Pressure control, Flow control (data), Valve actuator