Focusing on Green and Low-Carbon Development, the Valve Electromechanical Equipment Industry is Embracing a Wave of Energy-Saving Upgrades
With the deepening advancement of the "dual carbon" goals, green and energy efficiency have become the core trends in the development of the valve electromechanical equipment industry. Reporters learned from the recent International Valve Electromechanical Expo that numerous companies have introduced energy-saving valve electromechanical products, significantly reducing equipment energy consumption through measures such as optimizing product structures, adopting new eco-friendly materials, and upgrading drive systems.
At the expo site, a new low-power electric valve attracted widespread attention. This product utilizes a high-efficiency permanent magnet synchronous motor combined with precise frequency conversion control technology, reducing energy consumption by over 45% compared to traditional products while also offering a longer service life. "Energy efficiency, lightweight design, and intelligence are currently the main directions for the development of valve electromechanical equipment," noted industry experts. They pointed out that as environmental policies continue to tighten in the future, the demand for energy-saving valve equipment from downstream enterprises will continue to grow, driving the industry to accelerate technological upgrades and product iterations.
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Recently, a well-known domestic valve electromechanical equipment company announced that its independently developed new-generation intelligent valve control system has successfully passed national-level authoritative testing. Key performance indicators such as flow control accuracy and response speed have reached internationally advanced levels, breaking the long-term monopoly of foreign brands in the high-end market.It is reported that the system integrates Internet of Things (IoT), big data, and precision sensing technologies, enabling real-time collection of valve operation data. Through a cloud-based platform, it achieves remote monitoring, fault prediction, and intelligent control, making it suitable for high-demand fields such as petrochemicals, water conservancy projects, energy, and power.
With the deepening advancement of the "dual carbon" goals, green and energy efficiency have become the core trends in the development of the valve electromechanical equipment industry. Reporters learned from the recent International Valve Electromechanical Expo that numerous companies have introduced energy-saving valve electromechanical products, significantly reducing equipment energy consumption through measures such as optimizing product structures, adopting new eco-friendly materials, and upgrading drive systems.
According to the latest statistics from the General Administration of Customs, China's export value of valve electromechanical equipment increased by 18.3% year-on-year in the first half of this year. Exports covered multiple regions, including Europe, Southeast Asia, and Africa, reflecting the growing recognition of domestic valve electromechanical brands in overseas markets. This achievement is attributed to the continuous efforts of domestic enterprises in technological innovation, product quality improvement, and overseas market expansion.