What is the difference between fluid control and fluid handling?

1. Fluid control mainly uses various control components of the fluid (such as various pumps, valves, cylinders) and hydraulic system accessories (such as filters, pipe joints, liquid level gauges, pressure instruments, etc.) to form a control closed loop. , for automatic control.

It includes hydraulic control and pneumatic control, where hydraulic control uses oil as the working medium, while pneumatic control uses gas as the working medium.

2. Fluid treatment mainly processes fluids, including a plurality of columns arranged on a supporting frame, and the fluid is guided by these columns.

The support frame rotates relative to the outside world and is connected to the outside world via a valve. The valve includes a plate member, which is rotatably positioned on the support frame, and is provided with a plate member on its opposite side, the feed and discharge ports of which are in communication with the outside world. The latter plate or auxiliary member is capable of limited reciprocating rotational movement to achieve indexing movement relative to the first plate. These movements are achieved with the help of electric motors and are equipped with position sensors.

3. In general, fluid control mainly controls the flow of fluid, while fluid processing mainly processes the fluid itself.