Kohdevaltimoihin

Kohdevaltimoihin, often translated as target valves or destination valves, are a type of valve used in industrial fluid and gas systems. They are designed to direct the flow of a medium to a specific destination or piece of equipment within a larger process. Unlike simple on-off or control valves, kohdevaltimoihin are specifically engineered for routing.

These valves typically feature multiple ports. The inlet port receives the fluid or gas, and then the valve's internal mechanism, often a rotating spool or a diverter, selects one of the available outlet ports to connect to the inlet. This allows a single incoming stream to be selectively sent to different processing lines, storage tanks, or downstream equipment based on the operational requirements.

The actuation of kohdevaltimoihin can vary. They can be manually operated, pneumatically actuated, hydraulically actuated, or electrically actuated, depending on the application's need for automation and the environment in which they are installed. The selection of a specific kohdevaltimoihin depends on factors such as the pressure and temperature of the fluid, the required flow rate, the type of medium being handled, and the number of destinations required. Their reliable operation is crucial for efficient process management and preventing cross-contamination or incorrect routing of materials.