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DN is the nominal size of the valve and pipeline, while PN is the nominal pressure class assigned to the connection and body. PN is not the allowable working pressure at every temperature; it must be verified against material pressure-temperature ratings.
DN is the nominal size of the valve and pipeline, while PN is the nominal pressure class assigned to the connection and body. PN is not the allowable working pressure at every temperature; it must be verified against material pressure-temperature ratings.

DN often matches pipeline nominal size, but copying pipe size is not enough where velocity, cavitation or control is important. Flow and pressure-drop calculations are required.
The pressure class must be compatible across body, flange, gasket and fasteners. Allowable pressure may change as material temperature rises.
Valves with the same DN and PN may have different flange standards and face-to-face dimensions. Applicable EN 1092 and EN 558 requirements should be checked before ordering.
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| DN | Nominal size |
| PN | Nominal pressure class |
| Flow | Required capacity |
| ΔP | Pressure drop across valve |
No. Allowable pressure depends on material and temperature; consult the manufacturer's rating.
DN is nominal; the actual bore depends on valve type and standard.
Not always. Face-to-face length, flange drilling, actuator and flow characteristics must also match.
Provide the fluid, DN, PN, operating temperature and pressure, connection standard, body and sealing materials, actuation type, quantity and delivery location. Chemical compatibility and pressure-temperature limits must be confirmed before ordering.