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C Type
C Type Irrigation Hydrants have a special closing mechanism enabling gradual flow increase/decrease when the handwheel is turned, preventing slam closure.
Hydrants are available with an optional anti-frost sleeve for deep water networks, and an automatic drainage valve to bleed the body when the hydrant is closed, to prevent frost damages.
Nozzles that are used in hydrant connection have integral pressure regulator and flow limiter in order to provide constant pressure and flow rate to the farmer. Number of nozzles on the body can be increased up to 4 outlets, enabling supply to more than one farmer from a single hydrant.
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Pressure Reducing
Maintaining hydraulic balance in water transmission and distribution systems is crucial to system efficiency.
Pressure Reducing Valves help accomplish this by reducing high inlet pressure to a lower constant predetermined delivery pressure.
They are the most commonly used control valves.
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Underground Type
Underground Air Valves that can be buried under soil are designed to perform three functions:
1. Venting of large volumes of air on the start-up of the system, while pipelines are filled.
2. Intake of large volumes of air on shut-off of the system, which pipelines are being drained.
3. Discharge of pressurized air pockets during the operation.
Due to its Stainless Steel Sleeve, the valve can be buried under soil. As a result, no need for an expensive valve chamber is needed.
Moreover, it does not require any external isolation valve, due to its integral automatic closing mechanism. The valve can be serviced from a Surface Box and taken out for cleaning or maintenance.
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Surge Anticipating
Abrupt pump stopping is followed by a pressure drop as the water column continues traveling along the line. 
The returning column hits the closed pump check valve, creating a high pressure surge wave, which travels at up to 4 Mach.
Eliminating such surge requires anticipation and pre-action.
Surge Anticipating Valves react to the pressure drop, accepting the returning column while already open, thus eliminating the surge.
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A Type
A Type Irrigation Hydrants have a special closing mechanism enabling gradual flow increase/decrease when the handwheel is turned, preventing slam closure.
Hydrants are available with an optional anti-frost sleeve for deep water networks, and an automatic drainage valve to bleed the body when the hydrant is closed, to prevent frost damages.
Nozzles that are used in hydrant connection have integral pressure regulator and flow limiter in order to provide constant pressure and flow rate to the farmer. Number of nozzles on the body can be increased up to 4 outlets, enabling supply to more than one farmer from a single hydrant.
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B Type
B Type Irrigation Hydrants have a special closing mechanism enabling gradual flow increase/decrease when the handwheel is turned, preventing slam closure.
Hydrants are available with an optional anti-frost sleeve for deep water networks, and an automatic drainage valve to bleed the body when the hydrant is closed, to prevent frost damages.
Nozzles that are used in hydrant connection have integral pressure regulator and flow limiter in order to provide constant pressure and flow rate to the farmer. Number of nozzles on the body can be increased up to 2 outlets, enabling supply to more than one farmer from a single hydrant.
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