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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?
A motorized valve is an electric valve. The remaining information are the parameters for valve selection.
Motorize: a mechanical valve; a valve that is operated mechanically – which, of course, refers to an automatic valve
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
Pressure difference: 7-10 BAR. It seems better to translate this as a working pressure ranging from 7 to 10 Bar
Which type of valve and electric actuator should be chosen?
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
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.
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.
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.
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.