FMV Valve Automation

FMV VALVE AUTOMATION

Industrial Control Valves for Precise Process Control

Engineered control valve solutions for regulating pressure, flow and process conditions across demanding industrial applications.

CONTROL VALVES

Intelligent Flow & Process Regulation

Control valves are used in industrial process systems to regulate flow and help maintain desired operating conditions.

Depending on the process design, a control valve can work with an actuator and control system to adjust the valve position according to changing process requirements.

FMV Valve Automation provides control valve solutions for industrial applications where dependable regulation, accurate operation and application-focused selection are important.

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Control Valves Industrial Process Control Solutions
CONTROL VALVE SOLUTIONS

Built Around Your Process Requirements

Control valve selection depends on the process, operating conditions, required flow control and the overall automation arrangement.

01 / FLOW
01

Flow Regulation

Designed for applications where process flow needs to be adjusted and controlled according to system requirements.

02 / PRESSURE
02

Pressure Control

Suitable for process systems where valve operation forms part of a pressure regulation strategy.

03 / TEMPERATURE
03

Process Regulation

Control valve systems can support process regulation when integrated with appropriate instrumentation and control logic.

04 / AUTOMATION
04

Automated Operation

Control valves can be paired with suitable actuators and control systems for automated process operation.

05 / RESPONSE
05

Controlled Adjustment

Valve position can be adjusted to respond to changing process conditions and operating requirements.

06 / APPLICATION
06

Application Flexibility

Control valve selection can be tailored to the process media, operating conditions and installation.

HOW CONTROL VALVES WORK

From Process Signal to Controlled Flow

A control valve forms part of a larger process control loop. A controller receives information about the process condition and determines the required valve position.

The actuator then moves the valve according to the control signal, changing the available flow passage and helping regulate the process variable.

The actual control arrangement depends on the valve, actuator, instrumentation and process application.

01
Process Condition Sensors measure the relevant process variable.
02
Control Signal The control system determines the required valve position.
03
Actuator Movement The actuator moves the valve in response to the control signal.
04
Flow Adjustment Valve position changes the process flow according to the control requirement.
APPLICATIONS

Control Valves Across Industrial Sectors

Control valves are used in process industries where regulating flow and maintaining process conditions are important.

01

Oil & Gas

Process flow regulation and control applications.

02

Petrochemical

Industrial process and fluid control systems.

03

Power Generation

Process and utility flow regulation applications.

04

Chemical Plants

Controlled process flow and operating conditions.

05

Water Treatment

Flow management across water and utility systems.

06

Process Industries

Automated flow regulation and process control.

07

Refineries

Process fluid control and regulation applications.

08

Industrial Utilities

Utility flow control and automated process systems.

CONTROL VALVE SELECTION

Choose the Right Control Valve for Your Process

Process Variable Identify whether the primary requirement is flow, pressure, temperature or another process variable.
Process Media Consider the fluid or gas, its characteristics and compatibility with valve materials.
Pressure & Temperature Evaluate the actual operating pressure and temperature conditions.
Flow Requirement Define the required flow range and control characteristics for the process.
Actuator Select an appropriate actuator and operating arrangement for the control system.
Installation Consider pipeline arrangement, available space and maintenance requirements.
FAQ

Control Valve Frequently Asked Questions

What is a control valve?

A control valve is a valve used to regulate process conditions by adjusting the flow of a fluid or gas through a piping system.

What is the main purpose of a control valve?

Control valves are primarily used to regulate process variables such as flow, pressure or temperature as part of an industrial control system.

How does an automated control valve work?

An automated control valve typically receives a signal from a control system, which causes an actuator to position the valve according to the required process condition.

How do I select the right control valve?

Selection should consider the process variable, process media, pressure, temperature, flow requirements, actuator arrangement and installation conditions.

Where are control valves commonly used?

Control valves are widely used in process industries including oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical, power generation, water treatment and industrial utility systems.

Need the Right Control Valve?

Share your process requirements, media, pressure, temperature and flow conditions with FMV Valve Automation to discuss the appropriate control valve solution.

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