Control Valve

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Production Equipment

CNC Process Center; Sandblasting machine, CNC lathe, drilling machine, lifter, crimping machine, computer digital display test bench, assemble product line.

 
 
 

Production Market

Our products are exported to over 100 countries in Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa, America, and other regions, as well as domestic automotive after-sales markets and repair shops. The annual transaction volume exceeds 20 million yuan.

 
 
 

Our Service

We have a professional sales team who can answer various inquiries from customers about our products.

 

 

Size and other Specifications

 

Valve Size Valve size is the designated size of the valve by manufacturer. This typically represents the size of the passage opening.
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Pressure Rating Maximum safe pressure value for which the valve is rated.
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Number of Ports/Ways Represents the number of connections or inlet / outlet ports to the valve.
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What are the different types of control valves

The linear globe valves are linear motion closing-down valves used to start, stop or regulate the flow using a closure member referred as plug.

 

The linear angle valves are the next variety, and this valve has an inlet and an outlet port which are perpendicular to each other. This type of control valve is usually used to control the flow of abrasive liquids or high velocity fluids, in a pipe. These valves can deal with high noises and increased pressure drops.

 

A rotary valve is the third variety and here the fluid flow is regulated through the rotation of passages present in a transverse plug. Are you transferring fluids that contain some bit of solid? These valves are designed for such applications.

 

The linear three-way control valve is the fourth variety and this type of control valve features two outlets & one inlet or one inlet & two outlets. This valve will be perfect in an environment where there will be a need to mix or divert liquids. Such valves are useful in fan coils and air handling units.

 

The benefits of a control valve

Automatic Operation

One of the most important benefits offered by a control valve is that it controls the opening and closing process of a fluid automatically.the users don't have to be careful about closing or opening the valves manually, when these types of valves are employed.

Easy Installation

Another great advantage of control valves is that they are absolutely easy to install. Many people can effortlessly install these valves on their faucets without having to call for assistance from a plumber or from the manufacturer. Thus, being easy to install, they help in saving the time and effort of the users.

Reduced Wastage

Due to the automatic operations of these valves, there is a great reduction in the wastage of resources. No matter whether these are being used in industrial or manufacturing processes, or at homes, they will ensure less wastage of resources, thanks to their efficient working.

 

Popular Applications of Control Valves in the Industry

Control valves regulate the flow in loops.

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At the start of the loop, a transmitter and a controller compare the current flow level with the desired level.

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The controller sends a correction signal to the control device (valve).

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The control valve closes to reduce the fluid flow (or opens to increase it).

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The valve opens or closes to ensure the desired level of flow.

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Control Valve Sizing Example

Fluid: Water.

 

Inlet Temperature: 363K.

 

Fluid Density: 965.4 kg/m3.

Inlet Absolute Pressure

680 kPa.

Outlet Absolute Pressure

220 kPa.

Flow Rate (Q)

360 m3/h.

Pipe Size

150mm.

 

Packing and Shipping

 

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Our factory

 

Our factory has professional technicians team and excellent sales team, which can help us to provide our clients good quality and perfect service.

 

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Certification

 

ISO 9000 certificate of conformity of quality management system certification; certificate of utility model patent; SGS gold plus supplier assessment certificate.

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FAQ

Q: What are the key components of a control valve?

A: The key components of a control valve are the valve body, the actuator, and the positioner.

Q: Can you explain the function of a valve actuator?

A: A valve actuator is a component that physically moves the valve to open, close, or partially obstruct the flow path. It could be powered by air, electricity, or hydraulic fluid.

Q: What is a control valve positioner?

A: A positioner is a device that ensures the control valve reaches the desired position accurately. It compares the actual position of the control valve with the control signal and makes the necessary adjustments.

Q: Can you name different types of control valves?

A: Some types of control valves include globe valves, gate valves, butterfly valves, ball valves, diaphragm valves, and pinch valves.

Q: What is the role of a control valve in process control?

A: In process control, control valves are used to maintain desired conditions, such as pressure, temperature, or flow rate, by manipulating the fluid flow in response to signals from a control system.

Q: What are the two main types of control valve actuators?

A: The two main types of control valve actuators are rotary and linear actuators.

Q: Can a control valve be manually operated?

A: Yes, a control valve can be manually operated, but in most industrial applications, they are automated for more precise and efficient control.

Q: What is a fail-safe position for a control valve?

A: A fail-safe position is a position that a control valve will move to in the event of a power or control signal failure. It is typically either fully open or fully closed, depending on the specific application.

Q: Can a control valve regulate multiple process variables at once?

A: No, a control valve typically regulates one process variable at a time, such as pressure, flow rate, or temperature.

Q: What is the function of a valve body?

A: The valve body is the primary component of the control valve.It houses the internal parts of the valve, including the flow path and the seat for the closure member.

Q: How does a solenoid valve differ from a control valve?

A: A solenoid valve is a type of control valve that uses an electromagnetic solenoid to operate the valve. It usually operates in an on/off manner, whereas most control valves can be adjusted to any position between fully open and fully closed.

Q: What is the trim of a control valve?

A: The trim of a control valve refers to the internal parts that come into contact with the process fluid, including the stem, plug, and seat.

Q: What factors should be considered when selecting a control valve?

A: Some factors to consider when selecting a control valve include the type of process fluid, the required flow rate, the operating pressure and temperature, the required level of control precision, and the need for fail-safe operation.

Q: How is a control valve calibrated?

A: Calibration of a control valve involves adjusting the valve so that its output accurately corresponds to the control signal. This usually involves comparing the valve's actual position with the desired position and making necessary adjustments.

Q: What is the purpose of a control valve packing gland?

A: The packing gland, or stuffing box, of a control valve, is designed to prevent process fluid from leaking out along the valve stem. It typically contains a packing material that can be compressed to form a tight seal.

Q: How is the pressure drop across a control valve calculated?

A: The pressure drop across a control valve is calculated by subtracting the downstream pressure from the upstream pressure. This calculation is used in determining the valve's flow capacity and its effect on the overall system performance.

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