Abstract
A giant pipeline through an Australian city has the vital job of transferring drinking water to more than a million residents. When selecting control valves for the project, engineers had to ensure that they could deal with its challenging aspects, including a wide range of flow rates, high and low pressure drop and a risk of cavitation, as Mark Gimson, marketing manager at Singer Valves, and Celso Iglesias, sales manager at PerryCo, explain.
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