Low Headloss In - Line Style Nitrile Rubber Duckbill Valve DIN PN 16 Bar

Product Specification

Low Headloss In-Line Rubber Duckbill Check Valve in Nitrile, DIN PN 16 Bar
 
 
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

1. Description

Low Headloss In-Line Rubber Duckbill Check Valves are a very specific type of check valve that many municipal design engineers are specifying across residential and commercial areas of the United States. So what is it and how is it used in municipal pumping applications? Let’s break it down…

Low Headloss – headloss is essentially the amount of energy which is lost as a result of resistance to flow. A certain amount of energy is required to move a given volume of liquid through a pipe, and as that liquid moves through the pipe, friction causes the resistance to flow and subsequent loss of energy. Low headloss check valves are designed to exhibit low headloss characteristics (or low loss of energy) during operation, which is important for municipal design engineers to know as these valve headloss values affect pump selection. A design engineer has to know how much headloss is estimated to occur as the liquid moves through the check valve in order to select the right pump to push fluid through that piping system.

In-line – An “in-line” style check valve is usually installed at the inlet or discharge end of a piping system. Typically, when you install an inline check valve into a piping system, 40% to 60% of the flow is constricted (if you have a 6-inch line, for example, flow is only moving through 3- or 4-inches); so in some cases, municipal design engineers may need their inline check valves to have a full port design.

Rubber Duckbill – Rubber duckbill check valves have been around since the 1980s and are well-known in the U.S. as they were designed to replace traditional swing gate or flap gate type check valves. Ideal for water and wastewater systems, rubber duck bill check valves are elastomeric, and therefore, have the capacity to flex around objects that might get caught up in the water and wastewater stream, such as beer bottles and other kinds of debris. Rubber duckbill check valves, which are less likely to freeze or deform, are designed to withstand most types of municipally-pumped media.

Check Valve – a check valve is installed in a pumping system to prevent the backward flow of the pumped material or to prevent backflow from outfall discharge areas. There are many types of check valves, and different ones are used in various types of municipal applications. Commonly used to control back pressures from sewage treatment plants, outfalls, and tidal operations, in-line rubber duckbill check valves are fully passive flow devices which do not require maintenance or any outside sources of power or manual assistance to operate.

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