In water treatment and water supply systems, valves play a vital role in controlling the start and stop of water flow, as well as regulating flow and pressure to ensure the reasonable distribution and use of water resources. The following are valve applications in water treatment and water supply systems:
• Water inlet valve: used to control the flow of water from the water source into the water supply system to ensure the effective use of water resources.
• Regulating valve: used to adjust the water flow and pressure in the pipeline as needed to maintain stable operation of the system.
• Stop valve: Used to cut off the flow of water in a water supply system in an emergency to prevent pipe rupture or leakage.
• Discharge valve: used to discharge air or waste water in the pipeline to ensure normal operation of the system.
• Overflow valve: used to prevent water tanks or water towers from overflowing due to excessive irrigation and ensure the safe operation of the water supply system.
• Pressure regulating valve: used to regulate the water pressure in the pipeline to ensure balanced water pressure in all parts of the system.
• Butterfly valve: used for flow regulation in large-diameter pipelines, with fast opening and closing and simple structure.
• Ball valve: Used in situations that require frequent operations. It has the advantages of rapid opening and closing and good sealing.
By rationally selecting and configuring different types of valves, water treatment and water supply systems can operate more efficiently, ensuring full utilization of water resources and ensuring the stability and safety of the water supply system.
