What is the main reason to use Y-pattern globe valves?

I am trying to determine the actuator torque required for my metal seated, eccentric (meaning offset) butterfly damper.

In fact Velan recommend 10D.The reason is that there can be turbulence from the pump that increases the wear of a check valve and lead to its failure.

When a piping line specification requires 6mm of corrosion allowance, do you consider necessary to indicate this requirement also for valve description?

Can the flow direction on this type of globe valve be in either direction? The service is liquid oxygen with this valve located on the upstream side of the liquid oxygen vaporizers.

Easy question for you experts, Is a plug valve a globe valve?Globe valve: A valve where a disc (or for for instance for regulating globe valves a plug) is moved (screwed multiturn, usually) down to cl

i'm back with another question after receiving very good replies previously .i don't seea difference with stop globe and stop check valve ,design wise .

I have a client that made a mistake when ordering valves. They need to order high temperature valves and instead ordered standard ones.