All valves perform a duty. Their ability to perform varies by valve type and internal design features and materials. In addition, knowledge and experience play a significant part in any successful installation. Accurate descriptions and consistent communication
The term Severe Service Valve (SSV) is commonplace to the industrial valve industry. The problem is no one really knows exactly what it means. CGIS is in the process of establishing the exact definition. Once in place
Most of us know when an application is severe. But what is it that makes it severe for a valve? Defining Severe Service Valves (SSVs) objectively is an important tool in attaining improved process control, safety, profitability,
There is no clear or universal industry definition or mechanism to describe and accurately define severe service valves (SSVs) and separate them from general purpose valves. Yet, such a definition would allow the industry to benefit from
Severe Service Valves (SSVs) mean different things to different people. Until today, defining SSVs had little if any global agreement or recognition. That is about to change as the Manufacturers Standardization Society (MSS) has accepted an application
CGIS is the global supplier of the highest performance valves and automation. With over 40 years of experience, CGIS is committed to understanding the application and ensuring customers always get the right valve.
