Valve Manifolds Suppliers in Egypt

Types of Valve Manifolds

There are the following type of Valve Manifolds:

• Two way valve manifold- Two way valve manifolds are designed for static pressure and liquid level applications. Their application includes pressure gauge, pressure transmitter, and level transmitter. Two way valve manifolds consist of two isolation valves and two inlet port and one outlet port. They are used to isolate the transmitter from the process fluid for maintenance or calibration without the need to shut down the entire process which helps to reduce downtime and increase efficiency. A block and bleed valve is a two way manifold used for providing isolation and venting the transmitter, by blocking the process fluid flow and allowing for venting for calibration.
• Three way valve manifold- Three way valve manifold combine three needles valve into one unitised block to create isolation for the instrument impulse line and an equalisation feature to assist in installation and maintenance. They are designed for differential pressure applications. Three way valve manifold typically has one inlet and two outlets with one outlet being connected to the process pipeline or vessel and the other being connected to a gauge or other instrument. The valve in the manifold can be used to direct the flow of process fluid to either the process pipeline or the instrument, allowing for easy monitoring and measurement of process parameters. A block and bleed valve is a three way manifold used for providing isolation and equalization of the transmitter, by blocking the process fluid flow and allowing for venting for calibration.
• Five way valve manifold- Five way valve manifold-combine five needles into one unitised block to create isolation for the instrument impulse lines and an equalisation feature to assist in proper installation and maintenance. Vent/ drain or calibration valves and ports are also incorporated. Five way valve manifold on the other hand typically has one inlet and four outlets with two outlets being connected to the process pipeline or vessel and two outlets being connected to gauges or other instruments. The valve in the manifold can be used to direct the flow of process fluid to any of the four outlets, allowing for more flexibility in the monitoring and measurement of process parameters. The components of a valve manifold contain the valves, fittings and the mounting hole.