BELLOW LEVEL VALVE

Description

A bellows level valve typically refers to a valve mechanism that utilizes a bellows-like structure for regulating fluid or air flow based on the level of a substance.

• Function: Adjusts flow rates based on the level of liquid or gas, maintaining a consistent level or pressure in a system.
• Design: Incorporates a bellows element that expands or contracts in response to fluid levels, thereby controlling the valve’s opening or closing.
• Applications: Commonly used in fluid systems where precise level control is necessary, such as tanks, reservoirs, or pneumatic systems.

Below Level Valve

Definition:

A below level valve might be a valve positioned below a certain level in a system, typically used for drainage, control, or safety purposes.

• Purpose: Manages flow or pressure below a specified level to prevent overfilling or to maintain operational safety.
• Design: Engineered to open or close based on fluid levels, ensuring that a system operates within safe limits.
• Examples: Found in drainage systems, industrial tanks, or hydraulic circuits where fluid management below a certain level is critical.