Electric Pressure Regulating Valve

This Electric pressure regulating valve is a new type of control valve that regulates or controls flow without any operational restrictions. Its unique design eliminates hydraulic energy, eliminating the cavitation and vibration problems associated with conventional control valves. This energy dissipation is achieved through its multi-orifice structure, where water ejected from each nozzle collide with each other. This design causes all jets of water to collide with each other along the valve centerline, completely dissipating velocity energy. To ensure that all jets of water collide with each other, the pressure or velocity head at each point in front of each nozzle must be maintained uniform. A special flow guide moves horizontally along the sleeve, streamlining the medium within the valve cavity to maintain uniform pressure at all points. This vibration reduction is primarily due to advanced design techniques that minimize velocity head losses before the nozzle. Furthermore, to prevent cavitation from damaging components, cavitation is concentrated in the center of the sleeve, surrounded by water. This allows bubbles in the water to become unstable and burst within the water, rather than on the valve wall. This eliminates noise and vibration, preventing damage to the valve.