Float Valves
A float valve can automatically open and close when the liquid level changes because it regulates the amount of water in a tank. To mechanically operate this valve, a float is required. These are liquid level control valves, and the industrial refrigeration system is where they are most frequently utilized. The float valves are utilized as a throttling element in a sizable refrigeration system. Lever valves with an actuator are known as float valves, and they are used to regulate the level of liquids.
Float valve applications in many industries
Float valves are frequently employed in a variety of applications, such as:
- Water tanks
- Water Supply Boards
- Water distribution
- Water management
- Fluid level control and a variety of other systems
Advantages of Float Valves
- Maintenance-free
- Work reliably
- Inexpensive
- Pressure surge-resistant
Disadvantages of Float Valves
- Float valves are unable to handle high pressure in pipelines.
- Only appropriate for applications requiring moderate process pressure.
- The flotation could be changed because it is more likely to sustain damage.
