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Title: The Use Of Butterfly Valves As Regulators
Author: Edward G. Holtgraver
Source: 1970 American School of Gas Measurement Technology
Year Published: 1970
Abstract: Rather than devote my talk strictly to specific applications of the butterfly valve as a regulator, I have chosen to attempt to show you just why a butterfly valve must be considered for this application. Later, I will give a few specific butterfly valve applications. The butterfly valve is one of the oldest known valves. Yet, despite this, it has only been in the past several years that it has taken its place alongside other valves, such as the plug, globe, ball, or gate. What was once thought of as stricdy a damper valve is now capable of handling many severe services. Uses on high pressure, high temperature, and throttling services are now common.

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