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Electric Control Valve

ValvesOnly is the trusted Electric Control Valve Manufacturer in USA. An electric control valve is a device that controls the flow of fluids (liquid or gases) inside a system using an electric actuator. These valves can perform complete closure, complete opening or partial opening based on the input provided by the control system allowing accurate flow control and automation of various processes.
Function
They regulate flow rates of liquids or gas through a system, thereby making it possible to precisely control process conditions.
Pressure Regulation Pressure in pipelines as well as in vessels is kept at desired levels by regulating flow based on pressure feedback.
Temperature Regulation Electric control valves regulate flow through system systems where temperature is critical, thereby regulating heat transfer.
Such control valves can easily be connected to an automated system to make in situ real-time adjustments based on the parameters derived from the system, thus enhancing efficiency and minimizing manual intervention.
They can be used within a safety system to cut off flow during emergency situations, preventing leaks or hazardous conditions.
Besides fine-tuning flow rates, electric control valves contribute to the optimization of the process, which therefore means optimizing the entire system performance with respect to energy efficiency.
Many electric control valves come equipped with sensors that help in giving feedback to the control system. This allows for continuous monitoring and adjustments according to changing conditions.

Advantages
Accurate Control
Automation Capability
Reduced Manual Adjusting
Faster Response Times
Energy Efficiency
Ease in Maintenance
Safety Aspects
Feedback and Monitoring
Compact size

Industries using:
Oil and gas
Power generation
Water treatment
Chemicals
Pulp and paper
Shipbuilding
Metals and mining
Building and construction

Components
Valve Body: The physical part that controls the flow.
Actuator: An electric motor that adjusts the valve position based on control signals.
Positioner: A device that ensures the valve reaches the desired position accurately.
Control System: The electronic system that sends commands to the actuator, often integrated with process control systems.