Electric valves are essential components in modern industrial systems, where they play a crucial role in controlling the flow of liquids, gases, and steam. Operating through an electric actuator, these valves allow for precise control of the fluid flow, making them indispensable in sectors like water treatment, automation, and chemical processing.

What are Electric Valves?

An electric valve is a type of valve that uses an electric actuator to regulate the flow of fluids or gases. The actuator converts electrical energy into mechanical movement, adjusting the valve’s opening or closing to control the flow rate. These valves are widely used in industries where accuracy and efficiency are paramount, including petroleum, pharmaceutical, and power generation industries.

Electric valves come in various types, such as ball valves, globe valves, and butterfly valves. They are equipped with sensors and controllers that allow them to be integrated into automated systems, making them a key component of modern industrial automation. This integration ensures that systems operate efficiently and without the need for manual intervention.

Why Choose Electric Valves?

Electric valves provide several advantages over traditional manual or pneumatic valves. First and foremost, they offer high precision. Since they are electronically controlled, they can provide consistent and accurate regulation of fluid flow, even in the most complex systems. This precision is particularly important in industries like chemical manufacturing, where even slight deviations in flow can lead to significant issues.

In addition to precision, electric valves offer greater reliability and durability. They can be designed to operate in harsh environments, where other valve types might fail. Electric actuators are also capable of controlling a wide range of valve sizes and types, from small valves in control systems to large valves used in oil and gas pipelines.

COVNA’s electric valves are engineered with advanced technology to ensure performance under extreme conditions. Whether used in the automation of water treatment facilities or controlling the flow of steam in power plants, COVNA electric valves provide the reliability and efficiency that modern industries demand.