differences between our valves

Butterfly, Spherical and Fixed Cone Valves: differences

These three kinds of valves are different in many ways: design, functioning and objective of the valve. Now we’re going to see the main differences.   Butterfly Valves   The first valve we want to analyze is the Butterfly type. In this case there are several applications, it is possible to use them for example…

Vortex Hydra's Quality

Vortex Hydra’s quality

Vortex Hydra, 50 years of evolution and experience for generating solutions and new ideas for developing products, machines and plants. The VH Group was established in 1967 thanks to the initiative of a team of engineers that decided to enter business to address the growing market of industrial automation. The strength of this company is…

Vortex Hydra's Main Activities

Which are Vortex Hydra’s main activities?

With 70 covered countries, over 70 clients and more than 100 installed valves, Vortex Hyrda has been generating solutions and new ideas for developing products, machinery and plants for over 50 years. Vortex Hydra has become an international design specialist of concrete roof tile manufacturing and hydraulic engineering, focusing on developing equipment for water control…

Bottom Outlet Bonnetted Gates

Bottom Outlet Bonnetted Gates: structure and characteristics

For the “Custom Made Hydromechanical Equipment” category, Vortex Hydra presents the Bottom Outlet Bonneted Gates. These types of structures are high pressure gates that are employed as a safety device during dams general maintenance operations. Located at the bottom of the dam’s basin, they consist of a pressurized pipe that is closed by twin sliding…

Fixed Cone Valves

Discover our Fixed Cone Valves

What is a Fixed Cone Valve?   Fixed Cone Valves are used to regulate flow from dams and reservoirs. It’s a free discharge valve that is commonly used as a turbine bypass valve, reservoir drain, or continuous discharge flow control valve. This type of valve dissipates enormous amounts of energy by breaking down the water…

stoplogs

Stoplogs: functioning, structure and different types

What are Stoplogs? Stoplogs are hydraulic engineering control elements that are used in floodgates to adjust the water level, to protect and secure during maintenance and to discharge in a river, canal or reservoir. They are individually lowered one on top of other via a vertical guide system to a predeterminate height, to fit the…