Product category:
Control Valves (Rotary, Mixing, Temperature Control etc)
News Release from: AMOT | Subject: G Valve
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 25 October 2002
Three-way temperature control valve
improved
Amot Controls has redesigned and significantly enhanced its G Valve three-way temperature control valve.
Amot Controls has redesigned and significantly enhanced its G Valve three-way temperature control valve, making it more economical and compact while also reducing unit weight and installation costs, and at the same time upgrading performance with a 70% increase in flow capability A new enhanced control system has also been introduced to further improve this valve
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 1 May 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Amot G Valve offers rapid and accurate regulation of fluid temperatures to 100C with a maximum flow rate of 3000m3/h, which is 70% higher than previous versions.
It has a high flow rate with low pressure drop in comparison with other valves of equivalent size used for the same applications.
It is the most compact unit on the market, being 50% smaller in height than typical competitor valves for greater flexibility of piping arrangements, and can be mounted in any orientation.
Valve ports are configurable to meet application requirements.
Three types of control system are available: electric, pneumatic or electropneumatic.
The valves are ideally suited for both mixing and diverting applications, and are typically employed for fluid temperature control in large diesel and gas engines. Request a free brochure from AMOT ...
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