globe valve

American  

noun

1. a valve with a globular body, closed by a disk seating on an opening in an internal wall.

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Etymology

Origin of globe valve

First recorded in 1870–75

Example Sentences

In the figure a globe valve is shown chucked between two plugs or arbors fitting its bore, but it is obvious that centres or other work-holding appliances may be used to suit the kind of work.

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A globe valve should be so placed on the pipe that the pressure will, when the valve is closed, fall on the bottom face of the valve, so that the steam may be shut off while the valve stem is being packed.

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The patterns for a globe valve, such as shown in section in Fig.

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A globe valve pattern should be made in halves, as shown in Fig.

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By this means, we insure, without much trouble, two exact halves in the pattern, which is very important in a globe valve pattern on account of the branch and other parts, not to mention the moulding.

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