This video will cover the operation and working of different types of valves and their functions and the colour coding used for identifying different kind of valves used for different systems.
We will also briefly discuss about the factors to be considered while ordering valves and the use of IMPA(International Marine Purchasing Association) Stores Guide.

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00:00 – Intro
00:09 – Video Topic
00:28 – How Do We Name A Valve
01:14 – Function Of Valve
01:33 – Categorization Of Valves
01:43 – Rotary Valves
02:10 – Valve Acuators
02:36 – Ball Valve
02:55 – Globe Valve
03:17 – Gate Valve
03:32 – Butterfly Valve
03:55 – Relief Valve
04:06- Swing Check Valve
04:18 – Needle Valve
04:29 – Colour Coding
05:15 – Ordering Of Valve Depends
05:54 – Marine Stores Guide
07:07 – 5K50 Stamp and 30DN125

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