T PORT - 3 WAY FLOW
T-ports and L-ports, while similar, do different things. To accomplish this, the bore of the valve's ball is drilled in a particular shape. A "T" shape allows one action, while an "L" facilitates another. Both shapes provide options for diverting fluid flow from or to different sources, but each design offers unique functions.
In the case of a ball drilled with a bore in the shape of a "T," fluid can be directed to more than one location simultaneously: when the ball is in the open position, fluid is allowed to pass through the valve at full pressure to point "A" while allowing fluid to travel to point "B" at a slightly lower pressure. In this way, a T-port 3-way valve is designed for directing fluid to multiple destinations.
T-ports and L-ports, while similar, do different things. To accomplish this, the bore of the valve's ball is drilled in a particular shape. A "T" shape allows one action, while an "L" facilitates another. Both shapes provide options for diverting fluid flow from or to different sources, but each design offers unique functions.
In the case of a ball drilled with a bore in the shape of a "T," fluid can be directed to more than one location simultaneously: when the ball is in the open position, fluid is allowed to pass through the valve at full pressure to point "A" while allowing fluid to travel to point "B" at a slightly lower pressure. In this way, a T-port 3-way valve is designed for directing fluid to multiple destinations.