Perfectly Controlled Flow & Direction of the Fluid by the Flow Control Valve Sensors

Flow meters are the equipment for the accurate measurement of the flow rate of the fluid passing through a pipe or an open space. The measurement can be made either on the basis of the mass flow rate or the volumetric flow rate. The rate of flow can be altered and distributed with the help of particular equipment called the flow control valve sensors. It provides accurate and programmable information, which helps in the execution of the distribution. Various industries have an abundant option of the control valve sensors to choose from. On the basis of the application and the purpose, the type of the sensors are chosen, which gives errorless productivity.



 Design of the Flow Control Valves

The flow control valve sensors have diversified designs, from simple openings to refined electro-hydraulic valves. These different compositions of the valve sensors enable it to automatically adjust itself according to the change in temperature and pressure.

Controlling the Flow Rate with the Help of Valves

The different types of flow control valves that are used in various industries are
  • Orifices– It is the basic design of the flow control valve, which controls the flow and is installed in series with the pump.

  • Flow regulator– With a complex design, it identifies the flow rate by the pressure drop across the orifice. It controls the flow rate closely, in the presence of the alteration in pressure.
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