NASA NTRS ยท 20040152067
Dual-Use Partnership Addresses Performance Problems with "Y" Pattern Control Valves
Abstract
A Dual-Use Cooperative Agreement between the Propulsion Test Directorate (PTD) at Stennis Space Center (SSC) and Oceaneering Reflange, Inc. of Houston, TX has produced an improved 'Y' pattern split-body control valve for use in the propulsion test facilities at Stennis Space Center. The split-body, or clamped bonnet technology, provides for a 'cleaner' valve design featuring enhanced performance and increased flow capacity with extended life expectancy. Other points addressed by the partnership include size, weight and costs. Overall size and weight of each valve will be reduced by 50% compared to valves currently in use at SSC. An initial procurement of two 10 inch valves will result in an overall cost reduction of 15% or approximately $50,000 per valve.
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Bailey, John W.. 2004-08-12. Dual-Use Partnership Addresses Performance Problems with "Y" Pattern Control Valves. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040152067
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