Tag: Control Valve

The Type 1711 Research Control Valve from Badger Meter was designed for pressure control of modulating flow in industrial and research applications.

The Badger Meter Model 9000 control valve is available with ANSI raised face flanges. The flanges are socket welded to the body and flange; the flange and nipple material are made of the same material as the body.

Control valves are used to control the flow of fluids or gasses within a closed system. They get directions from a controller that sends signals to the valve, so it knows the set point it must maintain, which allows for the direct control of the rate of flow within the system.

DFT® Inc. has launched their new MSV-100® Control Valve, designed for use in medium service gas, liquid, or steam flanged applications.

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Flomatic’s actuated butterfly control valves, including the SYLAX® 3 model, control the flow of gas or liquid by means of a disk, which turns on a diametrical axis inside a pipe or by two semicircular plates hinged on a common spindle, which permits flow in only one direction.

Without external influences, liquids will flow from a high-pressure system to a low-pressure system or from top to bottom (due to gravity).

The DFT Inc. model HI-100 ® Control Valve utilizes an in-line straight-thru Venturi flow design, which is cavitation resistant and ideal for severe service applications.

ThermOmegaTech’s Inline Temperature Control Valve (HAT/RA) is a great solution for many industrial applications and processes that need continual thermal management.The HAT/RA is a reverse acting temperature control valve which senses fluid temperature and automatically modulates to regulate outlet fluid temperature within a narrow and pre-selected range.

Baker Hughes’ Becker T-Ball Control Valve series offers a series of valves that can help users optimize their system’s performance by meeting the high demand natural gas regulation requirements.Natural gas systems are in the quest for maximum capacity and operational efficiency.