Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

Understand the types of valves (ball, gate, globe, etc.) and their specific functions in different systems.
Learn the proper techniques for manually or mechanically opening and closing valves, ensuring correct positioning.
Gain experience in recognizing and preventing common valve malfunctions such as leakage, wear, or improper sealing.
Explore safety procedures and protective measures for working around pressurized systems during valve operations.
Develop troubleshooting skills for valve-related issues, such as stuck valves or improper flow regulation.

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