Electric globe valves are critical components in various industrial and commercial applications, providing efficient control over the flow of fluids. These valves combine the functionalities of a traditional globe valve with electric actuation, making them essential for modern automation systems. This article delves into the structure, operation, advantages, and applications of electric globe valves, illustrating their importance in fluid management.

    Structure and Operation

    Electric globe valves consist of several key components: the body, seat, disc, stem, and electric actuator. The valve body is typically constructed from durable materials such as stainless steel, brass, or plastic, depending on the application and fluid type. The seat provides a surface for the disc to seal against, controlling the flow of the fluid. The disc is a movable component that opens or closes the valve, while the stem connects the disc to the electric actuator.