valveis
Valveis is a term used in certain engineering contexts to denote a configurable family of valve devices designed to regulate the flow of liquids or gases within a piping or microfluidic network. The concept emphasizes modularity and reconfigurability, allowing a system to be adjusted by combining multiple valveis units in various arrangements to achieve the desired flow characteristics.
Valveis typically consist of a valve body with one or more ports, a sealing element or seat,
Variants of valveis may include straight-seat designs, globe-like configurations, and needle-like variants optimized for low leakage
Applications for valveis include laboratory automation, pharmaceutical manufacturing, water treatment, and other process industries where accurate,
Etymology: the name valveis appears to derive from "valve" with a Latin-sounding suffix; usage varies by region