Do you know what kind of valves are popular?
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Fifteen years in the valve industry, advancing with determination and driving forward with vigor. One can have some say in what one knows about valves, setting aside purely technical aspects. Due to reasons such as understanding operating conditions and verifying parameters, there is a lot of interaction with the workshop staff; they prefer valves that require no maintenance. If it’s a manual valve, it’s best if it’s simple enough to just open and close. If harsh operating conditions require frequent maintenance of valves, it can seem troublesome, and people may be too lazy to carry out this maintenance, or even not be aware that such maintenance is necessary. What do you think?
Popular valves are usually those with a simple structure, easy operation, and low maintenance requirements. Especially under harsh operating conditions, valves that are easy to operate and maintain are preferred. Therefore, valves that require no frequent maintenance or adjustment are more convenient and practical for workers. .
Aren’t you talking about a zero-friction track butterfly valve?
Send me a sample so I can see what it looks like
With over 10 years of experience in the actuator industry, I am familiar with all types of actuators
No internal or external leakage, automatic shut-off/adjustment, maintenance-free. . . Of course it doesn’t exist
Hahahahaha, maybe it will come true in the future
Air curtains or electromagnetic curtains can also be used to prevent the leakage of substances. It would be possible to create a device that is wrapped around the pipes, with valves controlled by electromagnetic forces or some other form of energy, thereby eliminating any risk of leakage.