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    The document discusses water supply and treatment processes and types of valves. It describes the steps involved in laying pipes for water distribution, including digging trenches, laying and jointing pipes, and backfilling. It then discusses various types of valves used in water distribution systems, including ball valves, plug valves, butterfly valves, diaphragm valves, gate valves and globe valves. The valves control water flow and allow for inspection, repairs and isolation of sections of the distribution system.

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    LECTURE 8 :

    Process of water supply and water treatment processes


    (types of valves)

    1
    • PREVIOUS LECTURE REVISION

    LSAD 2
    Previous Lecture

    Methods of water distribution

     Gravity system
     Pumping system
     Combined gravity and pumping system

    3
    The steps involved in laying and
    jointing of pipes in water distribution
     Laying and jointing of pipes  Digging of trenches

     Formation of thrust blocks  Back filling and temping

     Cutting of pipes
    Pipe appurtenance
     Distribution pipes are provided with some
    accessories so as to make the distribution of
    water easy.
    valve

     inspection, repairs
    VALVES

    One way flow

     controlling the flow of liquid.


    Types of valves
     Ball valve
     A ball with a hole through
    one diameter that can be
    rotated to align with the
    flow or block it
     VEDIO 1
    Plug valve
     Similar to a ball valve except
    that a cylinder is used instead
    of a sphere.
     More expensive.
     Require more force to turn but
    still easy to operate
     Can be used as a three-way
    valve, too
     VEDIO 2
    Types of valves
     Butterfly valves
     To provide tight shutoff .
     The most economical valves.
     easily operate with pneumatic and electric actuators
     VIDEO 3

    LSAD
     Diaphragm valves
     Very simple
     hand wheel often used to apply pressure to diaphragm to
    form seal
     operate pneumatically and electrically.
     Often used for corrosive, slurry, and sanitary services
     VIDEO 4
    Types of valves
    Isolation Valves
     Float valves : VIDEO 5
     Control liquid level
     Prevent tank overfilling
     Operated mechanically by a float that rests on top of the liquid; as the level
    rises, it pushes the float up and closes the valve

    LSAD
     Gate valves : VIDEO 6
     A sliding disk slides up and
    down in and out off the fluid
     Good for high pressure drop
    and high temperature
    applications where
    operation is infrequent
     Manual operation
    Types of valves
     Globe valves : VIDEO 7
     A conical plug moves in and out of the fluid
     Can be used for shutoff high pressure drop

    LSAD
    Types of valves
    Switching Valves
     Converge and divert flow in a piping system
     Usually 3-way valves used because they can take the place of 2 2-way valves
    3-way valves are usually ball, plug, or globe design
     2 butterfly valves mounted on a pipe tee will also work and is cost-effective for
    large pipes

    LSAD

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