Titan Flow Control
At Process & Power, we proudly supply Titan Flow Control, a leading U.S. manufacturer of pipeline strainers, check valves, and flow control products. Based in Lumberton, North Carolina, Titan Flow Control designs and builds high-quality components that ensure the protection and performance of pumping and process systems across industrial, municipal, and commercial markets.
Product Highlights
Y-Strainers & Basket Strainers – Designed to protect pumps, valves, and equipment from debris and particulates.
Check Valves – Durable, low-maintenance options for preventing backflow in liquid and gas systems.
Pipeline Accessories – Including duplex strainers, butterfly valves, and custom fabricated flow solutions.
ASME Code Products – Certified strainers and valves for high-pressure and critical service applications.
Custom Engineered Solutions – Tailored designs to meet specific flow, filtration, and system requirements.
Why Choose Titan Flow Control?
American-made products built for performance and longevity
Extensive product line covering filtration, backflow prevention, and flow regulation
Proven reliability in municipal, power generation, and industrial process applications
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Titan Flow Control FAQ
What Titan Flow Control products are featured?
The page includes Y-strainers, basket and duplex strainers, check valves, and related pipeline components for fluid systems.
How do Y-strainers and basket strainers differ?
Their internal arrangements and service access differ. Compare debris load, screen area, installation orientation, and cleaning access for the application.
When is a duplex strainer useful?
It may allow one chamber to be serviced while flow passes through the other. Confirm the switching procedure and configuration for the required service.
What is the purpose of a check valve?
It is intended to limit reverse flow in the specified direction and duty. Correct sizing, orientation, and operating conditions are essential.
How do I choose screen mesh or perforation size?
Base it on the particles that downstream equipment must be protected from, then check allowable pressure loss and debris capacity. Finer openings are not automatically better.
Does a product-family description establish code compliance?
No. Verify the exact component's rating, marking, materials, and required documentation against the project specification.
How do I select a strainer or valve?
Specify fluid, flow, temperature, pressure, connection size, and materials. Include the required filtration opening or valve function and allowable pressure loss.
Why does a strainer need differential-pressure monitoring?
The pressure difference can indicate accumulating debris or unusual flow conditions. Use the product's limits and operating baseline to decide when cleaning or inspection is needed.
Can a very fine screen reduce pump performance?
Yes. A restrictive or clogged screen can limit flow and lower inlet pressure. Select screen opening and area around both equipment protection and hydraulic requirements.
Why might a check valve chatter or fail to close?
Unsuitable sizing, unstable flow, debris, wear, or installation orientation may contribute. Review the valve's operating requirements alongside system conditions.
Does a check valve prevent all water hammer?
No. Transient behavior depends on piping, flow changes, and valve dynamics. Evaluate the system when pressure surges occur rather than assuming any check valve will solve them.
How should strainers and valves be maintained?
Follow the product instructions and isolate and depressurize the equipment before servicing. Inspect screens, seats, seals, and moving parts as applicable.
Can a worn valve or strainer be repaired?
Inspect the body and pressure-containing parts before deciding. Availability of approved screens, seats, seals, or other service parts helps determine whether repair is practical.
Why should pressure and temperature be checked together?
A component's allowable pressure can vary with temperature and material. Select against the applicable rating for the complete operating range, including startup and cleaning.
How can I get local support for Titan Flow Control?
Contact Process & Power at (901) 362-5500 with your location, equipment identification, and application or service concern. The team can review selection, parts, and service options for your needs.
What should I send when requesting a quote?
Include the required duty, fluid or process details, operating conditions, utilities, and installation dimensions. For existing equipment, add nameplate photos, model and serial numbers, and a description of the problem or planned change.