TS EN 736-3
Valves - Terminology - Part 3: Definition of terms
This European standard defines the terms and their definitions (or the source if defined in other European
standards) used for several types of valves or in several fields of application. These terms concern the
pressures and temperatures, the dimensions, the design, the flow control characteristics and the test of valves.
The terms and definitions in this European standard may also apply to products other than valves, in which
case it may be necessary to apply these definitions analogously.
This European standard covers terms common to more than one type of valve.
The terms and definitions specific to one type of valve, or to one application are found in the relevant product
standard or fitness for purpose standard.
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About This Item
TS EN 736-3 is the third part of a valve terminology standard that brings together the common technical language used across multiple valve types and application areas. It defines terms associated with pressures and temperatures, dimensions, design, flow-control characteristics, and valve testing, helping engineers, specifiers, and users apply the same words with the same meaning.
What this terminology standard organises
A terminology standard does more than name parts: it structures how a product family is described. In this context, pressure and temperature terms express the operating conditions under which a valve is considered; dimensional and design terms describe geometry, construction, and principal design features; flow-control terms relate to throttling, directing, or shutting off fluid flow; and test-related terms provide a common language for discussing evaluation and performance.
Relationship to product-specific valve standards
The standard focuses on terms common to more than one valve type. Terms specific to a single valve type or a single application belong in the relevant product standard or fitness-for-purpose standard. That separation keeps the general vocabulary distinct from product-specific requirements and supports consistent use of terminology in broader fluid-system documentation. In general technical use, the same definitions may also be applied analogously to products other than valves when appropriate.
- Publication Date: 14.07.2011
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 01.040.23 Genel Amaçlı Akışkan Sistemleri ve Bileşenleri (Terimler); 23.060.01 Valfler-Genel
- Pages: 8
- Source Standard: EN 736-3:2008
- International Equivalents: EN 736-3-EQV; DIN EN 736-3-EQV; BS EN 736-3-EQV; NF E29-306-3-EQV
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