Valve

Valves generally consist of a valve body that serves as a vessel for fluid flow, as well as movable parts, such as hinges, valves, or balls, which can open or close flow paths. When the valve is open, fluid flow can pass through the valve freely. When the valve is closed, the fluid flow stops.

1. Ball Valve: This valve uses a ball with a hole inside which can rotate to open or close the fluid flow path
2. Gate Valve: This valve has a gate that can be raised or lowered to open or close the flow of fluid.
3. Globe Valve: This valve has a conical disc that moves up or down to regulate fluid flow.
4. Check Valve: This valve is designed to allow fluid flow in only one direction and prevent backflow.
5. Butterfly Valve: This valve uses a rotating disc in the middle of the pipe to regulate fluid flow.
6. Pressure Relief Valve: This valve is designed to release excess pressure in the system to prevent damage or failure.
7. Control Valve: This valve is equipped with a control system to regulate fluid flow according to certain parameters such as pressure, temperature or level.