PVC Diaphragm Valve
Diaphragm valves are good flow control or good pressure moderation plumbing valves. They are super fitted with an internal diaphragm made of resistant thermoplastic materials that can be adjusted according to application demands. The innovative and adjustable design of diaphragm valves allows their internal diaphragm to be set for differing levels of flow or pressure. This in turn offers detailed control of system operation by restricting or maximizing plumbing flow rates as demand.
UPVC Diaphragm valves are frequently work due to their ability to be finely tuned and the similarity of the diaphragm material with product fluids. These valves are often employed within chemical synthesis and dosing operations, oil and gas injection scenarios, water and wastewater treatment, chlorination systems of large pools and waterparks, pulp and paper production, metal finishing and electro plating, healthcare, as well as food and beverage working.
UPVC Diaphragm Valve Multiple Sizes
Diaphragm sizes are available from 1/4" to 6"' plumbing diameters. Full valve sizes are 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 2", 2-1/2", 3", 4", and 6". Only DAB series flange type are offered standard from 2" to 6". Additional sizes to suit application needs can be provided on request..
PVC Swing Check Valve
The Swing check valves use a hinged swinging disc to block and control the movement of fluid in a system. As they are used to prevent the reverse flow of fluids or gases, any failure can lead to leakage, loss of pressure, contamination, overflow, and, in the most severe cases, complete system failure. Below we discuss some of the most common causes of swing check valve failure, how to diagnose them, and appropriate solutions.
Swing check valves require reverse flow to close. This design causes them to malfunction or fail when subjected to insufficient or improper operating conditions. Understanding the cause of damage helps determine the best solution. Some of the most common causes of failure in swing check valves include.
Swing check valves will also start to stick as they begin to break down. Sticking occurs when the valve is constantly tapping the top of the valve body and peening over the casting material. This repetitive action can grab the disc and prevent it from closing. These operating conditions can cause leakage or damage to other system components.
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