Which of the following are advantages of a two-stage reducing valve compared with a single-stage reducing valve?
I. Higher flows may be provided.
II. More accurate pressure regulation is possible.
III. Stable high flow rates are possible.
IV. It is more compact than a single-stage reducing valve.

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Two-stage reducing valves offer advantages over single-stage valves in terms of providing higher flows, more accurate pressure regulation, and stable high flow rates. They are not necessarily more compact; this is not a recognized advantage of two-stage designs.

Which of the Following Are Advantages of a Two-Stage Reducing