For very fine iron powder, what type of valve should be used for control?
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For very fine iron powder, what kind of valve should be used for control?
I haven’t had any experience with them; it’s best to contact well-known international brands and consult them
A disc valve is available; you can contact them by phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A valve with a hard seal will do! I remember that iron powder is sticky, so an eccentric rotary valve should be used; however, it still depends on the diameter and other specific parameters
Iron powder is magnetic, and stainless steel ball valves are generally used; iron powder tends to adhere to the ball surface, resulting in poor sealing. Selection is really important.
I remember there being a type of valve called a star valve, which seems to be suitable for powdered materials; I couldn’t find the information on it right away. . The original poster can ask for advice.
Sprayable hard-sealed eccentric rotary valve
Iron powder in the pipeline? How to flow? Is it not a belt conveyor?
Using a clamp valve (tube clamp valve), with natural rubber tubing