Cyclone ball valve
Ball valve as pipe flow control component is widely used in the process industry to control flow rate and flow direction or cut off the flow of pipeline system. The opening-closing dynamic characteristics of the valve have a direct influence on the operation reliability.
When water starts to flow up, the ball moves upward, closing the top opening of the valve. When the water stops, the ball begins to move back to its original seated position. The ball is made of hollow polypropylene plastic resistant to most solvents.
In the process of opening and closing the experiment, the flow rate, inlet pressure, and outlet pressure of the test valve are measured. The inlet velocity and outlet pressure with time obtained from the experiment are used as the inlet and outlet boundary conditions.
Backwater Valve Flood Alarm
A flood alarm is a system that utilizes sensor alarms to monitor water flow and pressure. This piece of technology can be used to detect leaks, floods, or other urgent problems within a plumbing system. By installing a backwater valve flood alarm system; you can protect your home from sewer floods
A common usage of Flood Alarms is to detect floods due to human behavior, such as a bathtub that is left with the water running. Eventually, the water will overflow out of the tub, and keep running. A flood alarm will detect the threats of a flood and can be configured with an automatic shut-off device to cut the water supply, ending the flood. It can also be configured to alert the proper individuals.
Automatic Backwater Valve
While checking, valves do not entirely stop backwater, only greatly reducing it, and butterfly valves are manually opened and closed before and after a backup. An automatic backwater valve is far superior to a sewer check valve, a manual gate valve, or other backwater valves. It provides a final and permanent solution and stops sewer water 100%. It does not work using electricity, with a full-port opening inside the valve allows all wastewater to flow unobstructed.
Wi-Fi water alarm valves
When a sensor detects a water leak or near-freezing temperature, it automatically signals the valve to shut off and sends its location, alarm type, and valve status through local Wi-Fi to the user app. Built-in scalability allows users to manage multiple systems and devices anytime through a single login on your phone, ideal for multi-residence owners or commercial property managers.