Electric clamp butterfly valves are a versatile and reliable solution for fluid control in various industrial applications. Combining the functionality of a butterfly valve with the precision and automation of electric actuators, this valve type has become an essential component in many systems. From controlling water flow in municipal pipelines to regulating gases in chemical plants, electric clamp butterfly valves are widely used across industries. This article will explore their key features, working principles, and the range of applications where they are utilized.

    What is an Electric Clamp Butterfly Valve?

    An electric clamp butterfly valve is a type of quarter-turn valve that uses a rotating disc to regulate the flow of fluid within a pipeline. The electric actuator provides the power necessary for the valve’s operation, allowing for automatic or remote control, which is particularly beneficial in large-scale industrial environments. The term "clamp" refers to the structure of the valve body, which holds the disc securely, ensuring a tight seal and reliable operation.