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Fig 1.

Multistage pressure reducing valve.

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Fig 2.

The pressure reducing components.

(a) Inner sleeve. (b) Middle sleeve. (c) Outer sleeve. (d) Valve seat with noise reduction cage.

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Table 1.

Fluid grid independence test data.

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Fig 3.

Comparison of simulated flow rate with standard data.

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Fig 4.

Pressure distribution of the flow field at different opening.

(a) 10% opening. (b) 50% opening. (c) 70% opening. (d) 100% opening.

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Fig 5.

Radial deformation of the inner sleeve and valve plug at a 50% opening.

(a) Valve plug. (b) Inner sleeve.

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Fig 6.

Radial deformation of the matching surfaces at a 50% opening.

(a) Valve plug. (b) Inner sleeve.

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Fig 7.

Comparison curves of the deformations of the matching surface.

(a) Valve plug. (b) Inner sleeve.

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Fig 8.

Measuring location of the valve trims.

(a) Valve plug. (b) Inner sleeve.

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Table 2.

Measurement data of different locations of valve trims.

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Fig 9.

Clearances after deformation of the matching surface at a 10% opening.

(a) Initial clearance: 0.073 mm. (b) Initial clearance: 0.010 mm.

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Fig 10.

Clearances after deformation of the matching surface at a 50% opening.

(a) Initial clearance: 0.073 mm. (b) Initial clearance: 0.010 mm.

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Fig 11.

Clearances after deformation of the matching surface at a 100% opening.

(a) Initial clearance: 0.073 mm. (b) Initial clearance: 0.010 mm.

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Table 3.

The simulation clearances at different openings when different initial clearances are set.

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