Can an electric slow-opening door located after the high-pressure pump be replaced with an electric butterfly valve?

2010-11-04View Original

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Can an electric slow-opening door located after the high-pressure pump be replaced with an electric butterfly valve?

Reply #22010-11-05

As far as I know, butterfly valves can withstand only relatively low pressures; since your application involves high pressure, the feasibility is low

Reply #32010-11-05

Putting aside the pressure-bearing issues for now, regarding this slow-start function, if the high-pressure pump has a soft-start feature, can an electric butterfly valve be used as a substitute?

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