Gate Valves stop water?

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Hello, I plan on using gate valves to separate separate tank systems because they are all linked to one single sump. I however only have 1 tank for now but would like to add more in the future. Because i would have to plan plumbing ahead of time, would a gate valve stop all water from exiting one side or would there still be a small trickle?
 
Hello, I plan on using gate valves to separate separate tank systems because they are all linked to one single sump. I however only have 1 tank for now but would like to add more in the future. Because i would have to plan plumbing ahead of time, would a gate valve stop all water from exiting one side or would there still be a small trickle?
a gate valve properly working can close water tight.
 
Hello, I plan on using gate valves to separate separate tank systems because they are all linked to one single sump. I however only have 1 tank for now but would like to add more in the future. Because i would have to plan plumbing ahead of time, would a gate valve stop all water from exiting one side or would there still be a small trickle?
It would stop all as long as the valve is clean. You would have to periodically clean it to prevent any trickling. Maybe once or twice a year.
 

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