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Who wants to take a look and see what kind of valve this motorized valve is?

2015-07-03View Original

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Motorized valve, with zero flow at closure, capable of operating at a differential pressure of 5-8 bars; available in sizes ranging from 4 inches to 12 inches for use in chilled water systems. Flange connection; zero flow at closure; differential pressure of 7-10 BAR; control signal of 0-10V; position feedback also at 0-10V. These are all the requirements. Which valves meet these conditions?
Reply #22015-07-03
A motorized valve is an electric valve. The remaining information are the parameters for valve selection.
Reply #32015-07-03
Motorize: a mechanical valve; a valve that is operated mechanically – which, of course, refers to an automatic valve
Reply #42015-07-03
Motorized valve, with zero flow at closing and capable of operating at a differential pressure of 5-8 bars; available in sizes from 4 inches to 12 inches for use in chilled water pipelines. It is an automatic valve suitable for chilled water pipelines with pipe diameters of 4-12 inches and a pressure difference of 5-8 bars, offering no flow (no leakage) when closed. Large Flange Connection: Flange-based connection. Zero Flow at closing: No flow (no leakage) when the valve is closed. Differential pressure: 7-10 BAR. Control signal: 0-10V. Position feedback: 0-10V; signal indicating the valve’s position, also 0-10V
Reply #52015-07-04
Pressure difference: 7-10 BAR. It seems better to translate this as a working pressure ranging from 7 to 10 Bar
Reply #62015-07-04
Which type of valve and electric actuator should be chosen?
Reply #72015-07-04
What type of valve is an automatic valve? The customer sent these over and asked me which valve would be suitable to meet these requirements
Reply #82015-07-04
It is itself a valve driven by a motor, which can be turned on and off from the control room, and its position is displayed there. It’s not a control valve. If you come here to ask about specific purchases, you’ve come to the wrong place; turn right when you exit and head to the dashboard.
Reply #92015-07-06
You’re a salesperson, right? Pass your questions on to your technical staff; they can understand them. The type of valve is to be decided by the buyer; it is the seller’s task to select an appropriate valve based on the buyer’s requirements.
Reply #102015-07-06
You’re a salesperson, right? Pass your questions on to your technical staff; they can understand them. The type of valve is to be decided by the buyer; it is the seller’s task to select an appropriate valve based on the buyer’s requirements.
Reply #112015-07-06
You’re a salesperson, right? Pass your questions on to your technical staff; they can understand them. The type of valve is to be decided by the buyer; it is the seller’s task to select an appropriate valve based on the buyer’s requirements.

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