The NozzleCheck is a non-slam check valve first developed in 1935. The first NozzleCheck valve installed in a nuclear power plant was in 1972; since then it has replaced over 800 conventional check valve designs.Specifically designed to combat damaging transients and water hammering, the NozzleCheck valve has been improving systems in some of the most demanding nuclear plant applications.
With a number of designs, NozzleCheck offers check valves for large and small bore, dirty, high capacity, and severe service applications.
In 1992, Curtiss-Wright Nuclear started manufacturing NozzleCheck valves under its Appendix B Program. Since that time, Curtiss-Wright Nuclear has been exclusively offering ASME Section III Class 1, 2, and 3, Safety-Related and Commercial NozzleCheck valves to the nuclear industry.
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