GF Piping Systems’ NeoFlow pressure regulating valve (PRV) enables water utilities to incorporate pressure management technology and benefit from a renewed water network, thereby avoiding non-revenue water. The polymer valve is lighter weight (by nine times) and requires 40% less installation time than standard metal PRVs. Additionally, axial flow technology makes NeoFlow more accurate in operation.

The NeoFlow PRV and its pressure management technology is designed for existing and future water utility networks, reducing excess consumption, existing leakage and mechanical stress. The polymer PRV NeoFlow offers several advantages over standard metal valves including a long, stable, corrosion-free life and minimal maintenance requirements.

Source: GF Piping Systems

"NeoFlow provides water utilities an easy entry into balanced pressure management and automated actuation, leading to a more sustainable distribution network," said Olivier Narbey, senior business development manager for water networks at GF Piping Systems. “Designed using only three primary components (without an actuator stem and diaphragm) and a single moving part, the polymer NeoFlow PRV significantly reduces maintenance costs, raises reliability, and simplifies the life of operators and installers of water networks.” Additionally, GF Piping Systems can design and pre-assemble an installation kit that will save up to 40% of installation costs when upgrading an existing site or creating a new PRV chamber.

For more information on the NeoFlow PRV, visit the NeoFlow website.