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With a constant pressure differential across the AVS-Romer valve, the flow rate of a standard valve changes little when the opening varies over a wide range. However, at a certain opening, the flow rate changes sharply, indicating poor regulation performance. A control valve adjusts the valve core stroke according to the direction and magnitude of the signal, thereby changing the valve's resistance coefficient to achieve flow regulation. Control valves are divided into manual and automatic types. Both manual and automatic control valves come in various types with different regulation performances. Automatic control valves include self-acting flow control valves and self-acting differential pressure control valves.

AVS-Romer valve connection method: threaded connection

This is a simple connection method, commonly used for small valves. It is divided into two cases: 1) Direct sealing: internal and external threads directly provide the sealing effect. To ensure no leakage at the connection, lead paste, hemp fiber, and PTFE raw tape are often used for filling; among these, PTFE raw tape is increasingly widely used. This material has excellent corrosion resistance, provides superior sealing, and is convenient to use and store. During disassembly, it can be removed intact because it is a non-adhesive film, making it much superior to lead paste and hemp fiber. 2) Indirect sealing: the tightening force of the threads is transmitted to the gasket between the two planes, allowing the gasket to provide the sealing effect.

AVS-Romer valve sealing requirements

The sealing performance of a valve refers to the ability of its various sealing parts to prevent medium leakage. It is the most important technical performance indicator of a valve. There are three sealing locations in a valve: the contact area between the closing member and the two sealing surfaces of the valve seat; the mating area between the packing, the valve stem, and the stuffing box; and the connection area between the valve body and the valve cover. Leakage at the first location is called internal leakage, commonly known as incomplete closure, which affects the valve's ability to cut off the medium. For shut-off valves, internal leakage is not permitted. Leakage at the latter two locations is called external leakage, where the medium leaks from inside the valve to the outside. External leakage causes material loss, environmental pollution, and may even cause accidents in severe cases. For flammable, explosive, toxic, or radioactive media, external leakage is strictly prohibited; therefore, valves must have reliable sealing performance.

AVS-Romer valve advantages

The electric ball valve structure consists of only a few components, saving material usage; it features a small volume, light weight, compact installation dimensions, and low driving torque. The electric ball valve structure diagram shows that it is easy and quick to operate, requiring only a 90° rotation for rapid opening and closing. It also offers good flow regulation performance and tight sealing characteristics. In applications involving large to medium diameters and medium to low pressures, the electric ball valve is the dominant valve type. When the electric ball valve is fully open, the disc thickness is the resistance to the medium flowing through the valve body, resulting in a very small pressure drop and thus good flow control characteristics. Electric ball valves have two sealing types: elastic sealing and metal sealing. For elastic sealing valves, the sealing ring can be embedded in the valve body or attached to the periphery of the disc. Valves with metal sealing generally have a longer service life than those with elastic sealing, but it is difficult to achieve complete sealing. Metal sealing can adapt to higher operating temperatures, while elastic sealing has the disadvantage of being limited by temperature. If an electric ball valve is required for flow control, it is important to accurately select the valve size and type. The structural principle of the electric ball valve is particularly suitable for manufacturing large-diameter valves. Electric ball valves are not only widely used in general industries such as petroleum, gas, chemical, and water treatment, but also in the cooling water systems of thermal power plants. Common electric ball valves include wafer-type and flanged-type electric ball valves. Wafer-type electric ball valves connect the valve between two pipe flanges using double-headed bolts. Flanged electric ball valves have flanges on the valve, connecting the flanges at both ends of the valve to the pipe flanges using bolts. The strength performance of a valve refers to its ability to withstand medium pressure. As a mechanical product subjected to internal pressure, a valve must have sufficient strength and stiffness to ensure long-term use without rupture or deformation. A pneumatic ball valve consists of a ball valve equipped with a pneumatic actuator. Pneumatic actuators are divided into double-acting and single-acting types, controlled by solenoid valves to realize the switching action of the ball valve. Pneumatic ball valves enable intelligent control, rapidly opening or closing pipelines, and effectively controlling and managing the pipeline network.

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