AHR EXPO 2018 with IMI Flow Design
January 19th, 2018 | by flowdesign | No comments yet
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Shake Hands Selfie Contest
October 27th, 2017 | by flowdesign | No comments yet
As we head into Q4, what better way to drive final 2017 sales than by shaking the hand of OEMs, Reps, Distributer Partners, Engineers, Mechanical and Plumbing contractors, Test and Balancing Contractors, Control Contractors and Job Site Installers. Anyone and everyone who touches our types of products to get their jobs done right. To sweeten
2015 IMI Flow Design National Sales Meeting
November 19th, 2015 | by flowdesign | No comments yetThank you very much to our partner manufacturing representatives for their time, talents and leadership during our most recent IMI Flow Design National Sales Meeting held at AT&T Stadium on Tuesday, 10th November. IMI Flow Design is only as strong as our sales force and we are excited to have the strongest sales force in
Dual Seal End Pieces
October 15th, 2015 | by Mike | No comments yetMotivation For years, IMI-Flow Design has provided valves with end connections customized for the job at hand. When field disconnection is desired this means our carefully designed o-ring unions with their superior o-ring retention, but on system connections for an isolation valve a more permanent and tamper-proof system is required. The dual seal end-piece design is a permanent
Why’s There A Nut Under That Handle?
October 15th, 2015 | by Mike | No comments yetWhat? Many products from IMI-Flow Design have an integrated ball valve for isolating the terminal. Under the handle of these ball valves there’s a nut. This is called the “packing nut”. Concealed under the packing nut is… wait for it… packing. Specifically, there’s a piece of PTFE which is squeezed by the nut to
Three Classes of Flow Controller
May 11th, 2015 | by Mike | No comments yetClass I These are the simplest flow controllers mechanically. The differential pressure across the device acts on an area, which tends to move a piston. This force is opposed by a force which varies with position (normally a spring). The force due to pressure and the spring force determine the position of the piston. The
Venturi Balancing Valves
December 31st, 2014 | by Mike | No comments yet
IMI Flow Design sells manual balancing valves based on a fixed venturi element. This brings up certain questions, of course. What’s a Venturi? A venturi, at least in this context, is a device which converts pressure to kinetic energy, then converts it back. To put it simply, it gets narrow, then widens out gradually so
Modulating Control Valves and Autoflow™
December 31st, 2014 | by Mike | No comments yet
The question comes up regularly: does Autoflow™ interfere with the operation of a modulating control valve? After all, as the control valve closes, the Autoflow will be opening. In short, of course it will make a difference, but it will not be worse than without the Autoflow™. Saturation The rate of heat flux from the
Traction Control
December 31st, 2014 | by Mike | No comments yet
Picture yourself on a soggy dirt road. For some reason you’ve stopped and want to get going again. Unfortunately, when you press the gas, one wheel spins. Pressing the gas more just makes it spin more and the car goes nowhere. Then you suddenly remember your car has traction control and activate it. The system

