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Title: Sizing Regulating Equipment
Author: Dan Stauffer
Source: 1969 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1969
Abstract: The proper selection of pressure reducing valves is not particularly complicated, but does require a rather thorough knowledge of the variables affecting service life and capacity. Improperly specified equipment of this nature can result in erratic measurement pressures, but, more importantly, can jeopardize the effectiveness of over-pressure protection devices. This article will deal with the technique of pressure regulator sizing and more specifically with the innovations of this technique required by recent design developments. The developments alluded to are the introduction of the throttling ball valve and various other streamlined flow configurations. These designs are the manufacturers answer to the industry trend toward higher pressures and ever increasing flow demands.

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