Internet of Things artificially-intelligent regulating valve

Abstract

The invention discloses an Internet of Things artificially-intelligent regulating valve. The valve comprises a valve body, a valve rod, a sphere and a VD type runner opening, wherein the sphere is arranged in the valve body, and the valve rod is arranged at the upper end of the sphere. The valve has the beneficial effects that by arranging a computer module, a motor, a storage module, a speed reducer, a driving gear and a driven gear, in the working process of the device, the computer module can analyze received information and control the motor to act through a motor control module, the motordrives the driving gear to rotate, the driving gear drives the valve rod to rotate through the driven gear, meanwhile, the speed reducer can rotate the valve rod slowly, and thus automatic adjustmentof the opening of the valve body is achieved; the storage module stores information such as the opening of the valve body, the return water temperature and the like and automatically memorizes the commonly-used opening of the valve; and meanwhile, the device has the functions of self-adjustment and self-correction of artificial intelligence, and thus the indoor temperature required by heating ofa heat user is guaranteed all the time, and the practicability of the device is improved.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of regulating valve devices, and in particular to an Internet of Things artificial intelligence regulating valve. Background technique [0002] Urban heating is a heating method that uses centralized heat sources to supply heat for production or domestic use to heat energy users through heating pipe networks and other facilities. As a livelihood industry that the country focuses on and supports, the intelligence of the heating system has become an important factor in the construction of smart cities. It is an important component, and regulating valves are needed in urban heating pipe networks. [0003] Although existing regulating valves can collect data, remotely transmit and receive and execute commands during use, they do not have the functions of artificial intelligence self-regulation and self-correction. When the centralized control platform system crashes or the network is interrupted, It can...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Although the existing control valve can realize data collection, remote transmission and command reception and execution during use, it does not have the self-regulation and self-correction functions of artificial intelligence. When the centralized control platform system crashes or the network is interrupted, It is impossible to guarantee the indoor temperature required by the heating users, which reduces the practicability of the device. Secondly, the existing control valve does not have the linearity of equal percentage flow adjustment, and there is no corresponding relationship between the display opening and the actual flow rate. During use, the equal ratio cannot be achieved. The adjustment function cannot realize the adjustment of fine hydraulic balance and reduce the functionality of the device. In addition, the existing control valve cannot perform proper opening adjustment according to the outdoor temperature and the temperature in the pipeline during use, which leads to the heating process. The temperature in the room is constant, causing the indoor temperature to be too high or too low, which will reduce the working effect of the device. Therefore, there is an urgent need for IoT artificial intelligence regulating valves to solve existing problems.

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