the versatile electric anti-corrosion ball valve

In the world of fluid control, the electric anti-corrosion ball valve stands out as a dependable and efficient solution, especially in environments where traditional valves would succumb to corrosion. This article delves into the working principles, applications, and advantages of this unique valve type.

Working Principles of Electric Anti-Corrosion Ball Valves

The electric anti-corrosion ball valve operates on the principles of a conventional ball valve, with a few crucial differences. The primary difference lies in the material construction, which is specifically chosen to resist corrosion, even in hostile chemical environments. The valve body, ball, and seats are typically made of corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel, titanium, or special polymers. The valve operates by rotating the ball inside the valve body. When the ball is aligned with the flow path, it allows the fluid to pass through. Rotating the ball 90 degrees blocks the flow, creating a tight seal between the ball and the valve seats. The electric actuator attached to the valve provides remote control, allowing operators to switch the valve’s position without physical access.