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Pressure Reducing Valves (Automatic PRV)

Pressure Reducing Valves (Automatic PRV)

The "KONIN MAKE" Pilot Operated Pressure Reducing Valve is designed for applications where the reduction of high inlet pressures to a safe and stable outlet pressure is required. The pilot assembly reacts to changes in downstream pressure allowing the main valve to modulate between the closed and open position ensuring a constant downstream set pressure. Once the downstream pressure reaches the pilot setting, the main valve will seal shut preventing damage downstream. Pressure regulation is not dependent upon flow rate, resulting in minimal pressure loss through the valve.

Descreption Material
Body DUCTILE IRON - A536/GGG50
STEM ASTM A276 TYPE SS304
SEAL RING NBR
SPRING STAINLESS STEEL
DIAPHRAGM STAINLESS STEEL/MILD STEEL
DOUBLE END BOLT STAINLESS STEEL/MILD STEEL
CONTROL FILTER STAINLESS STEEL
FLOW CONTROL PILOT STAINLESS STEEL
BALL VALVE STAINLESS STEEL
BALL VALVE STAINLESS STEEL
PRESSURE REDUCING PILOT STAINLESS STEEL
IP68 SOLENOID WITH MANUAL OVERRIDE(SCADA COMPITABLE) STAINLESS STEEL
HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL TUBE STAINLESS STEEL

1. Separation of Fluid and Mechanism

Design: Diaphragm valves use a flexible diaphragm to control fluid flow. The diaphragm acts as a barrier between the fluid and the valve mechanism, which helps prevent contamination and reduces the risk of corrosion or wear on internal parts.

2. Excellent Sealing

Leak-Proof: The diaphragm provides a tight seal when pressed against the valve seat, ensuring minimal leakage. This makes diaphragm valves particularly effective for applications requiring a high degree of leak prevention.

3. Handling Corrosive and Abrasive Fluids

Material Options: Diaphragm valves can be constructed from various materials, such as elastomers, plastics, and metals, allowing them to handle corrosive, abrasive, or high-purity fluids without damage.

4. Flow Control and Throttling

Precise Control: Diaphragm valves offer good flow control capabilities. They can be adjusted to regulate flow rates effectively, though they are typically better suited for on/off control rather than precise throttling.

5. Clean and Sterile Applications

Sanitary Design: Diaphragm valves are used in applications requiring cleanliness and sterility, such as in pharmaceutical, food, and beverage industries. Their design minimizes dead space and prevents contamination.

6. Self-Cleaning

Reduced Maintenance: The design of diaphragm valves often allows for self-cleaning action, which helps to prevent buildup of debris and reduces maintenance needs.

7. Variety of Designs

Configuration Options: Diaphragm valves come in various designs, including straight-through, angle, and weir types, making them adaptable to different flow requirements and installation constraints.

8. Ease of Maintenance

Simple Servicing: Maintenance is generally straightforward. The diaphragm can be easily replaced or serviced without removing the valve from the pipeline, which minimizes downtime.

9. Temperature and Pressure Ratings

Versatility: Diaphragm valves are available in a range of materials and designs to handle different temperatures and pressures. It’s important to select a valve that matches the specific operational conditions.

10. Manual and Automated Operation

Control Options: Diaphragm valves can be operated manually with a handwheel or automatically with electric or pneumatic actuators, providing flexibility for different types of systems.

11. Minimal Dead Space

Design Efficiency: Many diaphragm valves are designed with minimal dead space, reducing the chance of fluid stagnation and contamination.

12. Flow Characteristics

Flow Path: The flow path through diaphragm valves can be affected by the type of diaphragm and valve body design. They are generally optimized for smooth flow but may introduce some turbulence depending on the specific design.

13. Chemical Resistance

Material Selection: Depending on the diaphragm and valve body materials, diaphragm valves can handle a wide range of chemicals, including aggressive or hazardous substances.

14. Temperature Sensitivity

Thermal Expansion: Some diaphragm materials may be sensitive to temperature changes, which can affect their performance. Choosing the right material for the expected temperature range is important.

15. Design Flexibility

Customization: Diaphragm valves can be customized with different types of diaphragms, body materials, and actuators to meet specific application requirements.