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Warren Controls, a manufacturer of control valves and specialty fluid handling products, has announced updates to its ValveWorks® program aimed at improving the sizing and selection process for globe and rotary control valves by the ISA 75.01 international standard.

The latest revision introduces a new interface that aligns with the ARI brand identity and includes several functional improvements. Users can now assign a quote number on the Project Edit page, utilizing an alpha-numeric text field that supports special characters.

robustness and security

Enhancements to the input filters have been implemented for improved robustness and security

Enhancements to the input filters have been implemented for improved robustness and security, addressing previous limitations. A new checkbox on the fluid data page allows users to bypass trim limit filters when necessary.

Additionally, a button has been added to the valve data page for removing blankets, which was not previously possible. A bug that occasionally prevented blanket information from being saved has also been fixed, ensuring consistent data retention.

precise sizing of control valves

These updates enhance the existing capabilities of ValveWorks®, which provides users with access to over 100,000 combinations of construction attributes. The program allows for precise sizing of control valves based on critical parameters, such as flow rate, inlet pressure and temperature, pressure drop, vapor and critical pressure, and predicted noise.

Warren Controls continues to refine ValveWorks® to better serve its users in developing detailed quotes for valve selection.

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