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Home » Authors » Gilbert Welsford Jr., ValveMan.com
The process to extend the life expectancy of a valve begins with valve selection and continues through installation, operation and maintenance procedures.
Industrial valve maintenance can reduce downtime, extend equipment life expectancy and reduce long-term operational costs. In some applications, poor valve maintenance can lead to potentially unsafe conditions where high pressure builds up, or hazardous and dangerous fluids are released.
