Gas Control Valve Research Articles

Control of Noise from Machinery

At the session on machinery noise at the Purdue Noise Control Conference, seven papers were presented dealing mainly with the acoustic information needed for the proper selection and application of machines to meet appropriate acoustic specifications. Blazier's paper dealt with noise from large centrifugal compressors used in air conditioning systems. Schuder's paper dealt with the prediction and abatement of noise from high pressure gas control valves. Mitchell presented the purchasers's and manufacturers's views on noise specifications for gear transmissions. Faulkner's paper reported research into the radiation of noise from hermetic refrigeration compressors. Tseo provided information for estimating the performance of wall structures used for controlling machinery noise. Szerlag discussed the factors involved in the noise generation of hydraulic components. Hubert reported results of extensive studies of flow noise of grilles.

Gas-Diesel Engine

Gas-diesel engine which uses natural gas as fuel has many advantages:cheaper in fuel cost, lower in engine wear, easy to handle and also capable of co-using gas with other fuels.Of which the gas of over 8, 000kcal/m3 is the most adequate.The author describes the structure of gas control valve as well as the actual practice of natural gas for the generator and compressor.

A gas control valve for flow proportional counters with facilities for flushing

A gas control valve for flow proportional counters with facilities for flushing