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Level control valve

Level Control Valve
A Level Control Valve is an automatic valve designed to regulate and maintain liquid levels in tanks, reservoirs, and process systems. It operates using float mechanisms, sensors, or pilot-operated controls to open or close based on the liquid level.

Key Features
  • Automatically maintains desired liquid levels
  • Available in stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel
  • Can be float-operated, pilot-operated, or electronically controlled
  • Handles high-pressure and high-temperature applications
  • Corrosion-resistant construction for long-lasting durability
Types of Level Control Valves
  • Float-Operated Level Control Valve – Uses a float mechanism to regulate liquid levels
  • Modulating Level Control Valve – Gradually adjusts flow for precise level control
  • On/Off Level Control Valve – Fully opens or closes based on pre-set levels
  • Electronic Level Control Valve – Uses sensors and actuators for automation
  • Pilot-Operated Level Control Valve – Provides enhanced pressure and flow control
Applications
  • Water Storage Tanks – Prevents overflow and ensures adequate water supply
  • Cooling Towers – Regulates water levels in industrial cooling systems
  • Irrigation Systems – Controls water levels in agricultural reservoirs
  • Boiler Feed Systems – Ensures consistent water levels in boilers
  • Fire Protection Systems – Maintains water supply in firefighting reservoirs
Advantages of Level Control Valves
  • Reduces water wastage by preventing overflow
  • Energy-efficient operation without external power in float-operated models
  • Minimizes manual monitoring and maintenance efforts
  • Handles high-pressure and large flow applications
  • Available in multiple configurations for different industries
Maintenance & Safety Tips
  • Regularly inspect float or sensor mechanisms for proper operation
  • Ensure valve components are free from debris to prevent clogging
  • Monitor pressure and flow settings to avoid system damage
  • Check for leaks in seals and connections to ensure efficiency
  • Follow manufacturer installation guidelines for optimal performance

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