Control Valves
A Control Valve is an important industrial fitting device used to modify and control the fluid flow rate in a process system. Also known as proportional valve, this power-operated device can be used to modify pressure rate in a process system.
There are various specifications and parameters which must be considered for these power-operated valves including diameter, working pressure and operating temperature. Available in choice of material including copper, brass, bronze, cast iron and stainless steel, and other plastic material such as PVC AND CPVC, these valves are the most used fittings.
Types of Control Valves
Globe, Gate, Diaphragm, Needle, Butterfly, Ball and Plug Valves are all, kinds of control valves and are used for different applications in large number of industries.
Application of Control Valves
- Waterworks
- Fire Protection
- Irrigation
- Industrial
- Petroleum
- Aviation Fueling
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August 22nd, 2007 at 12:17 am
Masoneilan® has been a major pioneer in the valve and process control industry for over a century. Originally founded in 1882 by a young inventor named William B. Mason, Masoneilan has continuously provided unparalleled technical leadership and developed innovative ideas and solutions. The following list illustrates some of Masoneilan’s key accomplishments past and present:
* Patented Steam Reducing Valve – 1880′s
* Developed revolutionary concept for sizing valves (Cv) – 1940′s
* Introduced the first “universal” control valve (Camflex®) – 1960′s
* Launched micro-processor based instrumentation (SVI®) – 1990′s
Masoneilan History
Although proud of these accomplishments, Masoneilan continues to advance the threshold in providing customers with the highest quality products and services through unmatched creativity and commitment to excellence. Masoneilan is fully prepared to meet the challenges of an evolving market with development of advanced field-based control solutions, and continued leadership in the design of final control elements.