matthew12

Thank you for posting some advice. This will really help,,

The consequences of cavitation can be strong vibrations, loud noise, choked flow, erosion of valve components, destruction of the actual valve, erosion and destruction of downstream piping and finally plant or distribution system shutdown. There are numerous methods of controlling cavitation, some have stood the test of time and others are still relatively new. Its recommended that you research the solutions carefully and if selecting cavitation cages / trim approaches, give careful consideration to limitations of dual cages with pre-set elongated slots or pre-set orifices style designs and also very careful consideration on sizing based on maximum flow