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In this video, we'll walk you through the procedure of removing a control valve from service, including isolating the valve, draining the system, and dismantling the valve. Control valves are critical components in many industrial processes, and knowing how to safely and effectively remove them is essential for maintenance and repair.

Step 1: Isolation

Before starting the removal process, it's crucial to isolate the control valve from the rest of the system. This involves:

Closing the inlet and outlet valves to prevent fluid flow
Locking out the valves to prevent accidental opening
Verifying that the system is depressurized

Step 2: Draining

Once the valve is isolated, the next step is to drain the system. This involves:

Connecting a drain hose to the valve's drain port
Opening the drain valve to allow the fluid to drain
Verifying that the system is fully drained

Step 3: Dismantling

With the system drained, you can now dismantle the control valve. This involves:

Disconnecting any electrical or pneumatic connections
Removing any bolts or fasteners holding the valve in place
Carefully lifting the valve out of the pipeline



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