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Steam Temperature Control Valves

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Self-operated, direct-acting regulators are designed to control the temperature of water, steam, and other liquid systems without requiring electricity. These valves typically feature durable bronze bodies with steel springs and seats for long service life. Direct-acting temperature control valves are normally open and commonly used in heating applications. Typical installations include heat exchangers, kettles, building heating systems, bottle-washing equipment, plating tanks, heating ducts, cooking vats, and parts washers.

 

A temperature control valve functions similarly to other control valves, but its primary purpose is to maintain a process at a set temperature. By automatically adjusting flow in response to temperature changes, it helps keep systems operating within the desired range. In process drawings and P&IDs, it is commonly abbreviated as TCV (Temperature Control Valve).