Valves: How Do They Work? What Do They Actually Do? (FULL EXPLANATION)

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Valves are essential components in countless engineering systems, from simple household plumbing to advanced industrial processes.
This video explores everything you need to know about how valves work, including their applications in irrigation, pressure control, and hydraulic, pneumatic, and electronic systems.
We also dive into technical specifications, maintenance tips, and why valves are the backbone of modern engineering. Whether you're a homeowner or an industrial engineer, understanding valves can save you time, money, and effort.
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[@johnelliott3617]

I watched your video, never did see where the operations of a valves were explained; did I miss something?

[@SolvedbyESC]

Thanks for watching! @johnelliott3617
What area did you feel was missing specifically? The video was intended to cover a concise overview of commonly used valves in their common used applications.
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