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  What Is Steam Valve? A  steam valve , is a type of valve used to control the flow of steam from the source, e.g the boiler to the point of use, steam valves are also used to control the pressure of the steam. Steam valves are used in many systems, including power plants, heating systems, and industrial processes. Further, steam is also used for heating, humidification, and cleaning services. So, the flow and pressure for all such applications must be controlled for better efficiency. Here, comes the importance of steam valves. Proper control over steam and water vapor is achieved by the use of steam valves in systems.   Steam control valves not only control the pressure, but also the temperature in process applications. The steam control valve can be used simply as an on and off device, or any combination of controlling to include regulation, modulation, mixing, or even isolation.   Functions of Steam Valve Steam valves are devices used to control the flow of ...

  Electro proportional valves, often abbreviated as EPVs, are integral to many fluid and pneumatic control systems. These sophisticated components are pivotal in modern automation, enabling precise control over fluid flow and pressure. Whether in industrial machinery or advanced medical devices, electro proportional valves ensure optimal performance and efficiency.   What is an Electro Proportional Valve? Hydraulic electro-proportional valves can provide variable output of hydraulic flow, pressure or direction or speed of linear or rotary motion of a hydraulic cylinder or motor. Proportional valves are equipped with solenoids that provide electrical input for the hydraulic response.   Core Components   The main components of an electro proportional valve include: - Solenoid: Converts electrical energy into mechanical motion. - Valve Spool or Poppet: Regulates fluid flow by moving in response to solenoid actuation. - Electronics: Provide the necessary interface and co...