In the pharmaceutical industry, control valves play a key role in ensuring the precision, hygiene, and efficiency of production processes. These valves are primarily used to precisely control the flow, pressure, and temperature of liquids, gases, ...
In the pharmaceutical industry, control valves play a key role in ensuring the precision, hygiene, and efficiency of production processes. These valves are primarily used to precisely control the flow, pressure, and temperature of liquids, gases, and steam required in drug production. For example, control valves regulate the flow of nutrients and air during fermentation processes, ensuring cell cultures proceed under optimal conditions. In drug synthesis and purification processes, control valves precisely control the injection of reaction media, optimizing reaction efficiency and ensuring the quality and consistency of the final products. Additionally, control valves are used in the cleaning and sterilization processes of pharmaceutical equipment, ensuring a sterile production environment. Through these applications, control valves help the pharmaceutical industry meet stringent quality standards and hygiene requirements.