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When replacing old taps with new ones the most difficult part of the job is likely to be (as with so many plumbing operations) removing the old fittings. Let's first consider wash basin taps.
You must, of course, cut off the hot and cold water supplies to the basin. The best way of doing this will usually be to tie up the float arm of the ball valve supplying the cold water storage cistern so as to prevent water flowing in. Then run the bathroom cold taps until water ceases to flow. Only then open up the hot taps. This will conserve most of the expensively heated water in the hot water storage cylinder.
If you look under the basin you will find that the tails of the taps are connected to the water supply pipes with small, fairly accessible nuts, and that a larger (often inaccessible) back-nut secures the tap to the basin. The nuts of the swivel tap connectors joining the pipes to the taps are usually easily undone with a wrench or spanner of the appropriate size. The back- nuts can be extremely difficult even for professional plumbers!
There are special wrenches and basin or crowsfoot spanners that may help, but they won't perform miracles and ceramic basins can be very easily damaged by heavy handedness. The best course of action is to disconnect the swivel tap connectors and to disconnect the trap from the waste outlet. These are secured by nuts and are easily undone. Then lift the basin off its brackets or hanger and place it upside down on the floor. Apply some penetrating oil to the tap tails and, after allowing a few minutes for it to soak in, tackle the nuts with your wrench or crowsfoot spanner. You'll find they are much more accessible. Hold the tap while you do this to stop it swiveling and damaging the basin.
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Introduction of Ball Valve
Ball valve was invented in 1950s. It is also one of the fast-developed valves in recent years, especially in USA, German, Japan, France, Italy, Spain and UK where ball valves are widely used. The types and quantities of ball valve is still increasing at speed, and its engineering development starts to move towards applications of high temperature, high pressure, large port, secure sealing, longer duration, great adjustment and multiple functions. Due to dedication to research and development, the stability and capability of ball valve managed to reach the higher level of achievement, which is able to take place of gate valves, check valves and throttle valves in applications. Ball valves are widely used in aerospace, petrochemical, pipelines, food and beverage and construction.
The Main Features of Ball Valves:
1. Low Flow Resistance
The passage of ball valve can be divided into full port and reduced port. Whether full port or reduced port, its factor of flow resistance are smaller, especially the full-port type. The passage diameter of the full-port ball valve is the same as the pipe diameter that makes the partial resistance equal to friction resistance of the pipe. Therefore, full-port ball valve has the lowest flow resistance compared to other types.
2. Quick and Easy to Open and Close
Its 90-degree manual handle is easy and quick to open and close. In some cases, it only takes as little as 0.05~0.1 second to finish the action. So it is preferable in automation system.
3. Great Sealing
At present, most of the sealing element is made of flexible materials such as Polytetrafluoroethene, PTFE. Sealing element combined with metal and non-metal materials is called soft sealing. Generally speaking, effectiveness of soft sealing is easy to guarantee, and it requires low machining precision and rough surface.
4. Longer Duration
The self-lubrication feature of PTFE reduces the friction between sealing element and ball. Besides, the improvement on machining skills lowers the rough surface of the ball, increasing the life span.
5. The smooth surface of passage facilitates the transportation of sticky fluid, serous fluid and particles.
6. It can work smoothly without applying lubricants which is ideal to handle corrosive medium and low-boiling-point fluid.
7. Under condition of higher pressure and temperature, it can do bi-directional sealing.
8. The sealing elements inside the body and seat can fully separate the medium that can prevent erosion.
9. Its compact construction and light weight is ideal to handle low temperature medium.
10. Its symmetrical design, especially welded ball valve, is easy to take the pressure from pipeline.
11. The welded ball valve can be directly buried underground to prevent the components inside the body from erosion. The duration can last up to 30 years. It is mostly used in oil and gas sectors.
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