A control insert
A control insert is a mechanical element that is used to control the flow of a liquid or gas in a pipe or system. It is a component that allows you to change the amount of fluid or gas that passes through the pipe, thereby affecting the pressure, velocity and overall efficiency of the system.
Control inserts can be used in several industries and applications:
Heating and cooling systems: Heating and cooling systems in buildings often use control elements to control the flow of hot or cold water through radiators or other heat exchangers.
Industry: In industrial processes, control inserts are often used to control the flow of various liquids and gases in production processes.
Waterworks: Waterworks systems may use control inserts to regulate the flow of potable water or other liquids.
Automotive: In the automotive industry, throttle bodies can be used to control the flow of fuel or coolant in an engine.
Energy: In production and distribution energy, regulating inserts are used to control the flow of various media, such as steamers or different types of fuel.
Regulatory inserts can have different design and functional properties. Some of them can be manually operated, others can be equipped with automated control systems such as servo drives or electronic controllers. Their main goal is to enable the precise setting and maintenance of the required flow of liquid or gas within the given system.