Pneumatic ball valve

Plastic pph pneumatic ball valve

Click the image for a larger viewPlastic pph pneumatic ball valve
  • Body materialPlastic pph
    Core materialPlastic pph
    Seal mateiralPTFE
    Nominal pressurePN16KG,PN10KG
    Connection typeDouble union, flange
    Valve Structure2 way floating valve
    Pneumatic actuatorDouble acting, Spring return
    Pneumatic accessorrySolenoid valve, limit switch box, positioner, handle wheel, etc
Product parametersSize chartActuator working principle

Technical parameters:

Pneumatic actuator

Double actingsingle acting

Pneumatic accessories

Limit switchpositionersolenoid valve

filter relief-pressure valvehand wheel-operated.

Air supply 

3-8bar 

Nominal diameter

DN15-DN100mm

Nominal pressure

1.0-1.6MPa

Applicable temperature

-30~80℃

Connection 

FlangeDouble union 

Body structure 

2 way floating ball valve

Body material 

UPVCCPVCPPHPVDF

Disc material

UPVCCPVCPPHPVDF

Seat lining 

PTFE

Applicable medium

PVC compatible food industrial solvents


Outline size drawing:



Type Specification Table 

Diameter (mm)

Inch 

Size (mm)

L

H

D1

D2

D3

P

A

15

1/2

112

72

20.1

31

45

96

145

20

3/4

132

88

25.1

37

55

115

158

25

1

144

105

32.1

44

66

115

158

32

1 1/4

165

131

40.1

54

82

137

177

40

1 1/2

171

156

50.1

65

 98

147

196

50

2

200

192

63.1

79

120

96

196

65

2 1/2

273

224

75.1

92

140

165

225

80

3

303

256

90.1

108

160

182

273

100

4

326

360

110.1

146

225

182

273


pph pneumatic ball valve pictures:


Pneumatic actuator working principle:


Double acting (POADA):

(Counterclockwise)

Compressed air to Port 2 forces the pistons outwards, causing the output shaft to turn

counterclockwise, while the air is being exhausted from Port 4.

(Clockwise) Air to Port 4 forces the pistons inwards, causing the pinion to turn clockwise

while the air is being exhausted from Port 2.


Single acting (POASR):

(Counterclockwise)


Compressed air to Port 2 forces the pistons outwards, causing the springs to compress,

the pinion counterclockwise while air is being exhausted from Port 4.

(Clockwise)

Loss of air pressure, the stored energy in the springs forces the pistons inwards,

the pinion turns clockwise, while air is being exhausted from Port 4.


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