Floating ball control valve

    Floating ball control valve is an automated pressure reducing valve that uses the floating and sinking of a floating ball in a liquid to control the opening and closing of the valve. It is mainly used to control the liquid level in the container, ensuring that the liquid level is maintained at the preset height. Floating ball control valves are widely used in various water (pool) automatic water supply systems, boiler circulating water supply control, and liquid level control in industrial production processes.

Working principle
The core component of the float control valve is the float, which is usually located inside the container and moves up and down with the rise and fall of the liquid level. When the liquid level is lower than the set value, the float sinks and the valve is opened through a mechanical linkage or other transmission mechanism, allowing the liquid to flow into the container. When the liquid level rises to the set value, the float rises and drives the valve to close, preventing the liquid from continuing to flow in. In this way, the float control valve can automatically adjust and maintain the stable liquid level inside the container.

Application scenarios
Floating ball control valves are widely used in multiple fields due to their simple structure, stable and reliable operation. In the water supply system, it can automatically adjust the water level of the water tower or pool; Used to control the inflow and outflow of sewage tanks during the sewage treatment process; In agricultural irrigation systems, float control valves can be used to control the flow and distribution of irrigation water sources, achieving precise irrigation.

In short, the core advantage of float control valves is that they can achieve automatic control of liquid level without the need for manual intervention, which is very important in water towers or pools that require maintaining a certain liquid level. In contrast, other valve have their specific application scenarios and functions. For example, globe valve and check valve mainly used to cut off or prevent reverse flow of media, while butterfly valve and safety valves are used for flow regulation and safety protection.