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Fig. 18 Setup for lapping seats of swing check valves More

Fig. 15 PBI ring seal element for ram seal valves More

Fig. 2 Advantages of ceramic engine valves More

Fig. 2 Discontinuously reinforced titanium (DRTi) automotive valves for the Toyota Altezza. The valve on the left is an intake valve, and on the right is an exhaust valve. Courtesy of Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories More

Fig. 7 Schematic diagram of a pipeline with two valves in the line. Source: Ref 1 More

Fig. 6 Automotive valves and engine components. Courtesy of TRW Automotive Valve Division More

Fig. 15 Valve bodies approximately 3.8 cm (1.5 in.) long. (a) Original brass valve. (b) CIPed titanium powder compact replicating brass valve. (c) Sintered compact More

Fig. 5 Valve spring that failed due to fatigue. Fractographs of similar valve springs are shown in Fig. 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , and 11 . 0.8× More

Fig. 28 Valve recession vs. valve closing velocity for a series of bench tests carried out isolating impact using a cast tool steel based seat insert material More

Fig. 38 Valve recession versus valve closing velocity for a series of bench tests carried out isolating impact using a cast tool steel based seat insert material More

Fig. 1 Examples of coated ball valve before and after finishing More

Fig. 10 Cross section of valve lifter with coating on outer periphery More

Fig. 7 Tooling for electrochemical machining deburring. (a) Valve casing. (b) A fragmentary schematic of the production jig. Machining parameters: 15% water solution of NaNO 3 ; U (in Fig. 2 ) = 15 V; machining time, 8 s; electrolyte pressure, 1 MPa; maximum current per piece, 20 A More

Fig. 1 Minimum tensile strength of steel spring wire. VSQ, valve-spring quality More

Fig. 3 Variations from design dimensions for two typical cast red brass valve bodies. Valve bodies, similar in design but of different sizes, were made using dry sand cores to shape the internal cavities. The upper histograms indicate dimensional variations for the castings; the lower More

Fig. 23 Valve body, showing defective and correct designs More

Fig. 1 Zirconium pump and valve components. Courtesy of ATI Wah Chang More

Fig. 3 The application of this sand cast stainless steel valve body required completely sound metal. The uniform walls were fed readily from the risers through the flanges and the webs. Webs were added to the original design. More

Fig. 21 Variable valve timing (VVT) rotor adaptor assembly. GKN Sinter Metals, courtesy of MPIF More

Fig. 7 Diverter valve sampler More