Throttle Valve

The principle of a throttle valve is also very simple. The basic principle is to reduce or increase the pressure inside the pipeline by reducing or increasing it, thereby controlling the flow rate. Generally, the flow rate is adjusted by the aperture of the orifice. In this way, the effect of throttling can be effectively achieved. There are also many types of throttle valves, such as piston type throttle valves that need continuous adjustment, and for those that need to be controlled according to a fixed flow rate, they can be controlled using a flow meter that needs to be used, such as an ice type or a diaphragm type flow meter.