1.Ball Valve:
The ball valve is a fundamental component of the system, comprising a hollow, spherical ball with a bore that controls the flow of fluid. Its robust construction and simple operation make it ideal for various applications. The ball rotates within the valve body to either permit or block the flow of fluid, depending on its orientation. The ball valve design offers low friction and tight sealing, minimizing leakage and ensuring reliable operation even in high-pressure environments.
2.Actuator:
An actuator is a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical motion to operate the valve. In an electric ball valve system, the actuator is typically powered by an electric motor. The motor drives a gear mechanism, which, in turn, rotates the ball within the valve body. Actuators come in various types, including rotary and linear, and can be sized based on torque requirements and valve size.
3.Electric Motor:
The electric motor serves as the primary power source for the actuator, converting electrical energy into rotational motion. Electric motors used in ball valve actuators are often low-voltage direct current (DC) motors for precise control and efficient operation. They are selected based on factors such as torque requirements, speed, and environmental conditions.
4.Control System:
The control system is responsible for sending signals to the actuator to initiate valve opening or closing. It consists of electronic components such as sensors, switches, relays, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). The control system can receive input from various sources, including manual operators, remote controls, or automated process control systems. It enables precise positioning of the valve and can incorporate features such as fail-safe mechanisms or position feedback for enhanced reliability and safety.
5.Position Indicator:
A position indicator provides visual feedback on the current position of the valve, allowing operators to monitor its status. It typically consists of a visual indicator, such as a mechanical pointer or electronic display, located on the actuator or valve body. Position indicators are essential for troubleshooting, maintenance, and operational monitoring, ensuring that the valve operates as intended and providing feedback on any deviations from the desired position.
6.Manual Override:
Manual override is a critical feature that allows operators to control the valve position manually in case of power failure or emergency situations. It typically involves a handwheel or lever mechanism that can bypass the electric actuation system and directly manipulate the valve. Manual override ensures that the valve can be operated reliably under any circumstances, providing an added layer of safety and flexibility.
7.Power Supply:
A reliable power supply is essential for the operation of an electric ball valve system. It may be provided by mains power from the grid, batteries, or an external power source, depending on the application requirements and site conditions. The power supply must be capable of supplying sufficient voltage and current to operate the actuator and control system effectively, ensuring uninterrupted operation of the valve.
8.Seals and Bearings:
Seals and bearings play a crucial role in ensuring the proper sealing and smooth operation of the valve. Seals prevent leakage around the ball and stem, while bearings support the rotating shaft and reduce friction during operation. High-quality seals and bearings are essential for maintaining the integrity of the valve and preventing fluid leakage, especially in high-pressure or corrosive environments.
9.Enclosure:
An enclosure provides protection for the internal components of the electric ball valve system against environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and temperature fluctuations. It typically consists of a durable housing made of materials such as stainless steel or thermoplastic. The enclosure helps to ensure the long-term reliability and performance of the system by shielding sensitive components from damage and contamination.
10.Wiring and Connections:
Wiring and connections are critical for transmitting electrical signals between the control system, actuator, and power supply. Proper wiring and connections are essential for the reliable operation of the electric ball valve system and should be installed according to manufacturer specifications and industry standards. Wiring must be properly insulated and routed to minimize the risk of electrical faults or short circuits, ensuring the safety and integrity of the system.
Dy-200 Portable Brass Electric Electric Ball Valve 220V
The driver is driven by a bidirectional synchronous motor. It needs to be connected to a live wire (brown) and a neutral wire (blue), which need to be directly powered all the time. The other live wire (black) is normally open or normally closed.
Normally open type: the actuator is energized, the valve is closed, and the damping door is automatically opened when the power is turned off.
Constant group type: When the actuator is electrified, the door opens, and the new electric door closes automatically.