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Flowserve Gaseous Noise Control - PRO-QUIP

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13. Z-TrimFigure 13.1: Setball <strong>Control</strong> Valve with Z-TrimIntroductionZ-Trim combines the benefits of an advanced control valve withthe simplicity of a ball valve. Most effective with low to mediumpressure drops, the Z-trim excels at eliminating noise in highflow services. Using the standard Setball (Figure 13.1: Setball<strong>Control</strong> Valve with Z-Trim) or Duball (Figure 13.2: Duball <strong>Control</strong>Valve Z-Trim) as a platform, adding the Z-Trim requires only onepart to be changed.<strong>Noise</strong> <strong>Control</strong> DesignThe simple design of the Z-Trim gets it’s effective noise reductionby passing the fluid through as many as five stages of pressurereduction. Increasing passage areas of each subsequent stageof the Z-Trim allows the gas to expand while maintaining lowvelocities for lower noise.Figure 13.2: Duball <strong>Control</strong> Valve with Z-TrimAs the valve opens, fewer stages are taken until the ball is openand the valve develops full capacity. This feature gives effectivenoise attenuation at the low end, where pressure drops are high,and still delivers the high capacity expected from a ball valve.Base Valve DesignThe Z-Trim is available in the Duball, Setball and ShearStreamSB control valves.Mechanisms at Work• Pressure <strong>Control</strong>• Velocity <strong>Control</strong>• Attenuation• Frequency ShiftingEach stage provides both attenuation of upstream noise and limitsthe velocity through the trim minimizing noise generation.18

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