The design of Mosbaek's Centrifugal Flow Regulator ensures a mean water discharge/flow that is significantly higher than other simple flow-control techniques. It has steeper flow-control characteristics and can maximise discharge at both the 'peak' of the characteristic and the design point (h_design, Q_design). See an illustration of this in the CEV regulator's characteristic.

This ideal design gives Mosbaek's Centrifugal Flow Regulator unique flow-control properties which is why Mosbaek's flow regulators have the biggest orifice openings and thus the lowest risk of clogging. In addition, the inlet is not divided by partition walls or the like. The bigger the orifice, the lower the risk of clogging.

During operation, the flow regulator's orifice opening is unchanged; it does not gradually get smaller when the water level rises, as is the case for some flow-control techniques.

The flow regulator's inlet is from below. This ensures that there is a water seal, and that the sealing column of water is as tall as possible.

The CEV regulator has an adjustable inlet orifice. The inlet orifice is infinitely adjustable and can be adjusted to ±25% of the mean water discharge/flow. The setting interval for each individual flow regulator varies. The flow regulator is also available with a replaceable outlet baffle which enables further adjustment of the capacity.

The flow regulator is the only one on the market whose capacity can be adjusted on site without having to replace components: two screws are loosened with a hexagon spanner and the orifice is adjusted. If you want to change the capacity, you can contact Mosbaek A/S. We identify the flow regulator from its reference number and then calculate the orifice setting for the new capacity.