Butterfly Valve

from $59.95

This micrograph displays the copper alloy used in the butterfly valve of the air intake manifold. The image reveals large, well-defined grains with a distinctive feature called “twinning”—seen as parallel lines running within the grains. Twinning is a result of deformation during metal processing and contributes to the material’s mechanical properties. This structure enhances the valve’s ability to withstand thermal cycling and repeated actuation within the engine system.

Joey Kraus                   MAG. 750x

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This micrograph displays the copper alloy used in the butterfly valve of the air intake manifold. The image reveals large, well-defined grains with a distinctive feature called “twinning”—seen as parallel lines running within the grains. Twinning is a result of deformation during metal processing and contributes to the material’s mechanical properties. This structure enhances the valve’s ability to withstand thermal cycling and repeated actuation within the engine system.

Joey Kraus                   MAG. 750x