The Workings of Motorized Valve Controls

A motorized control valve is a type of automated valve used to regulate the quantity of flow in a system or process. They go beyond basic cutoff or isolation (on/off) and offer exact flow rate control. These valves actuators employ feedback and control signals to precisely open and close the valve.


In both small and large hydronic heating and cooling systems, motorized control valves are widely utilized. These are used to precisely regulate the flow of fluids and gases through an electric actuator from a distance. The main distinction between other mechanical stopcocks and these components' functioning mechanisms is the actuation inputs. Water and wastewater treatment, oil and gas production, chemical manufacturing, and power generating are just a few of the industries that use motorized control valves.


In small and large hydronic heating and cooling systems, motorized control valves are often utilized. These are used to accurately regulate the flow of fluids and gases through an electric actuator from a distance. Only the actuation inputs distinguish these components from other mechanical stopcocks. Water and wastewater treatment, oil and gas production, chemical manufacturing, and power generating are among industries where motorized control valves are used extensively.