KLN Flow Controls

Flow control

Flow control

Flow control valves for water are designed to regulate the flow rate of water within a system. The control of water flow is essential in various applications, including water distribution systems, irrigation, industrial processes, and more. Proper selection, sizing, and maintenance of flow control valves are crucial to ensure effective and reliable flow regulation within water systems. The choice of a particular valve type depends on the application, system requirements, and the characteristics of the water being controlled.

Factors Influencing Flow Control for Water:

Valve Opening/Closing:

Adjusting the degree of opening or closing of the valve directly controls the flow rate.

Valve Trim and Orifice Size:

The internal components, such as the size and shape of the orifice or disc, influence flow control.

Actuator Control:

Actuators in automated systems play a crucial role in continuously adjusting the valve position to maintain the desired flow rate.

Pressure Differential:

he pressure difference across the valve influences the flow rate, especially in pressure-reducing valves.

Fluid Properties:

The characteristics of the water, such as temperature and viscosity, can affect flow control behavior.

System Requirements:

The specific requirements of the water system, such as the need for precise control or the range of flow rates, influence the choice of flow control valve.