What is a valve cone?

The valve cone is an operating and defining part of the conical valve. The cone cone, the valve cone can be either dynamic, can be rotated or moved in the body of the valve to adjust and control the flow of fluid or gas, or can be firmly mounted in one position permanently to add the desired property to the fluid stream. Dynamic conical valves are commonly used in high -end water systems or to accurately control the flow of different gases. Hard valve cones are used almost exclusively for top -of -the -line drainage control systems. Turn the handle or knob the valve lifts or lower the valve cone into the hole. When the cone is reduced into the valve, the diameter of the constantly expanding flow is increasingly limiting the flow until it is pushing the valve seat and cutting it off completely. Similarly, the cone increase causes an opener to increase and allow greater valve flow. This type of conical valve can be adjusted very accurately, which is useful in checking gases and other fluids, for example in Chunger or oxygen systems.

there is another type of dynamic conical valve; In this type, however, the cone is fixed to the seat and has a hole through it, similar to the ball valve. Setting the handle or knob turns the cone on the seat and reveals an opening that allows you to pass through the valve fluids. If the handle turns again, the opening in the cone rotates back into the valve body, hides the hole and stops the flow of liquids. Like the ball valves, this type of conical valve handle can only be turned by 90 degrees and is often used in a higher plumbing system as a limit valve of water.

The final type of conical valve is a solid conical valve. The fixed conical valve is not adjustable, but instead is inserted into the liquid system, usually close to the end or output to affect the flow of the liquid. In this type of valve, the valve cone is fixed inside the larger diameter cylinder, with a cone point fromand measured against the flow of fluid. When the fluid flows through the valve at low flow or pressure, it easily moves around the cone of the valve and continues on its way largely unaffected.

If the flow or pressure of the fluid increases, it is limited by the cone of the valve and is forced around the cone base, which increases the pressure by a similar current motor. As the liquid leaves the valve, it does so in a highly upset state that causes the fluid to be distracted into a spray that distracts most of the flow of fluid. This type of conical valve is usually very large and is most often used in a large drainage system. In this type of system, the water flow, caused by a fixed conical valve, decreases or eliminates soil therosis that would occur if the water was allowed to leave the drainage system in a single high -pressure current.