What is the difference between a regulated valve and a control valve?

2015-11-26View Original

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What is the difference between a regulated valve and a control valve?

Reply #22015-11-26

Regulating valve, control valve. Take a look at its working principle, structural features, and application scenarios.

Reply #32015-11-27

A regulated valve is a control valve, generally referring to one that is adjusted manually； A control valve is a valve specifically used in automatic control systems.

Reply #42015-11-27

A regulated valve is a control valve, which is what we commonly refer to as such. Control valves encompass almost all valves used in instrumentation, including regulation valves, self-acting regulation valves, and various ON/OFF valves. Control valves include Regulated valves.

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