Q:What does the butterfly valve D361H - 25C DN350 mean?

Welded turbine butterfly valve, hard seal, material: cast steel, pressure 25KG, caliber 350MM

Q:Butterfly valve sealing material has several?

Nine: X1 (natural food gum), X2 (Heipalen), X3 (ethylene propylene rubber), X4 (neoprene), X5 (Ding Qing X6 (rubber), wear-resistant rubber (FPM), X7), X8 (silicon rubber), X9 (heat resistant ethylene propylene rubber)

Q:I did a compression check on my 350 chevy. I have low compression of 175psi on one cylinder.The other seven cylinders range from 195psi to 205psi Could the valves be too tight on the cylinder with 175 psi compression?

Chev engines have hydraulic lifters, keeping the valves adjusted correctly at all times. 20 lbs isn't much to worry about anyway, but if you want dump a little oil (about a tablespoons worth) into that cylinder and recheck it. If the compression jumps up, then your rings are getting weak. If not, you may have a leaky valve.

Q:CAD drawing of butterfly valve

Your question is very international. Ha-haThis method of painting is not clear in one or two words.First you'll know the map, then you'll use CAD, so the two will add up.Guess you will.

Q:What does the triplex of pneumatic butterfly valve mean?

Generally referred to as "triple parts" as if: filter pressure reducing valve, solenoid valve, with the valve position feedback switch..

Q:Butterfly valve is the control valve?

The flow characteristics of butterfly valves can be approximately equal percentage characteristics, with the positioner can do adjust, is mainly used in large caliber, straight stroke control valve more than 200 volume weight will be great, it suggests using the butterfly valve.

Q:Butterfly D371X5-16ZB1 what does each letter stand for?

Daily valve pressThe regular model is out of step with you. I can only explain the regularD371X5-16ZB1D is butterfly valve3 is the turbine drive7 is the clamp connection1 is the display opening signX is a rubber seal16 is 16 kg pressureI don't know the other superfluous letters

Q:What is the difference between turbine butterfly valve and flanged butterfly valve?

Their models are different, the structure is different, they are the main driving part, different worm gear and straight rod distinguish, all belong to the flange valve.

Q:Whenever sports cars are referred, people talk in terms of 'valves'. ex: v8, v12 etc. What does this all mean? Also they sometimes say that a v8 makes a great noise. why? How does the number of valves effects the performance? Many thanks.

the v is in reference to the motor its in a v formation v8 4 cyliders on each side v6 3 per side v12 6 pre side now the valves is how many are in each cylinder you usually have 3 or 4 valves per cylinder the more valves the more horsepower the more cylinders the bigger the engine

Q:Not the cold and hot water shut off valves. The one with a tiny handle and it looks like a T. what does it do? should I mess with it?

Well definitely should not mess with it, especially if you do not know exactly what it is and more important what it controls. If not water, then it could possibly be the shut off for a near by gas appliance. It would help if you described the size and color of the pipe. Maybe you could try to trace it , where does it come from and where does it go to ?