Jan 12, 2003 #1 hero999 Mechanical Jan 1, 2003 1 I would like to know what the difference is between a w.o.g and c.w.pand which one can be used on what.
I would like to know what the difference is between a w.o.g and c.w.pand which one can be used on what.
Jan 13, 2003 1 #2 dbaird Electrical Mar 31, 2000 412 w.o.g. = water-oil-gas c.w. = chilled water The usage should be intuitive based upon definition. David Baird mrbaird@hotmail.com Sr Controls Engineer EET degree. Journeyman Electrician. Upvote 0 Downvote
w.o.g. = water-oil-gas c.w. = chilled water The usage should be intuitive based upon definition. David Baird mrbaird@hotmail.com Sr Controls Engineer EET degree. Journeyman Electrician.
Jan 13, 2003 #3 KenRad Mechanical Sep 12, 2001 221 I think you meant C.W.P. for the second designation. This stands for cold working pressure, and is the pressure rating of the valve at a temperature of 100F. The W.O.G. designation just means that the valve is suitable for all three services. ---KenRad Upvote 0 Downvote
I think you meant C.W.P. for the second designation. This stands for cold working pressure, and is the pressure rating of the valve at a temperature of 100F. The W.O.G. designation just means that the valve is suitable for all three services. ---KenRad
