Can the air supply pipeline for a pneumatic ball valve be φ25?
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It’s the stainless steel gas pipe that runs from the gas supply distributor to the filter regulator; the specifications specify diameters of φ6, 8, 10, and 12 mm, and in industrial applications the largest diameter used is 12 mm. However, this time there are some high-pressure ball valves with large diameters, and it is required that their closing time not be too slow. The manufacturer chose a cylinder with an opening diameter of 1 inch. The filter interface is also 1\" NPT; this specification is indeed available, and the manufacturer says that a 25 mm air supply tube can be used to connect it. Is there a gas supply pipe with such a large diameter? Can it also be installed in a clip-on style? Can it be bent on-site?
Passing by, learning*~. In theory, it can be customized no matter the size, just my humble opinion. :lol
I ordered a batch of full-bore ball valves, DN250 size. The manufacturer required that the air supply inlet pressure regulator have a 3/4 inch connection, but in the end I decided to use 1/2 inch air supply pipes.
Yes, I have done it before; it can be cold-formed
Gas supply pipelines can also be fitted with pressure washers; it’s not necessary to use clamped types. Large-diameter clamped gas supply pipelines are prone to breaking, so clamped types are not recommended
Is φ25 still a bayonet-type installation?
Has the valve actuation time slowed down?
Yes, no problem. It seems that the one with a value of 25 has a very large valve diameter
Due to the epidemic in Xinjiang, logistics are disrupted, so it hasn’t arrived yet: L
Previously, for the high-temperature gate valve at the air intake of the flue gas extractor, I used a pneumatic type with an inlet diameter of 25; the valve diameter was DN900, and the normal operating temperature was around 670 degrees
It can be customized whenever you want. It’s too large; it’s better not to use a card sleeve, as it can easily fall off, posing a high risk