Differential pressure control

Differential pressure control refers to the regulation of pressure differences between two points in a system. This concept is important in various applications, like HVAC systems or industrial processes, where maintaining an optimal pressure difference ensures efficient operation and safety. By adjusting valves or pumps, differential pressure control helps manage airflow, fluid movement, or filter performance, preventing overloading or inefficiencies. Ultimately, it ensures that systems function smoothly, providing consistent performance and protecting equipment from damage due to pressure imbalances.