Overview:

The BSVP series static balancing valve is a new energy-saving valve with special functions. This valve features an opening digital display and a digital locking device, allowing intuitive adjustment to any position, including the pressure measurement small valve used for flow determination. It is primarily used in industrial and civil building heating pipeline network systems. With excellent flow characteristics, it can accurately regulate pressure drop and flow, allocate flow reasonably, achieve quantitative flow control, and effectively address the issue of uneven room temperatures in heating (air conditioning) systems. By installing appropriately sized digital locking balancing valves at branch circuits and user intersections and performing a one-time debugging with dedicated intelligent instruments, the total water volume of the system can be controlled within a reasonable range, overcoming the irrational phenomenon of large flow and small temperature differences. The application of this valve achieves balanced liquid flow in the pipeline network and significant energy savings, making it an ideal product for heating systems.

The static balancing valves produced by Shinmyron Valve Group are equal percentage characteristic valves. From the characteristic curve graph, it can be seen that an equal change rate in the opening results in an equal change rate in flow. Their feature is that a large opening corresponds to high flow, while a small opening corresponds to low flow. In engineering, they are mostly used in high-flow conditions, and equal percentage valves are precisely suited for this requirement. Based on this characteristic, a specific flow rate can be easily set (linear quick-opening valves do not have this function). Moreover, when changes are needed, the change amount can be known, achieving the ideal state.

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