Storm Valve

Storm Valve A storm valve is a valve device used to control storm water flow. It is usually installed in the drainage system to control the flow of water in the drainage pipe to prevent excessive storm water from causing overflow or blockage of the drainage system.
Storm valve usually consists of valve body, valve cover, valve seat and valve stem. When storm water flows become too large, the valve will automatically close, preventing water from continuing to flow into the drainage system. Once the water flow decreases to a certain level, the valve will automatically open and resume normal drainage function.
The main function of the storm valve is to protect the drainage system from storm water flow and prevent overflow and blockage of drainage pipes. It plays an important role in urban drainage systems and can effectively reduce flooding and water damage caused by heavy rains.
The storm valve is usually made of corrosion-resistant and high-pressure-resistant materials, such as cast iron, stainless steel, etc. Storm valves come in different sizes and models according to different usage scenarios and needs.
In general, the storm valve is an important drainage device that can effectively control storm water flow and protect the normal operation of the drainage system. It has important application value in urban construction and flood control projects.