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How to calculate the stroke of a pneumatic globe valve? What is the unit?

2015-07-02View Original

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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2015-7-2 11:17. Pneumatic ammonia stop valve J41F-25P DN65 304, Pneumatic ammonia stop valve J41F-25P DN150 304, Pneumatic ammonia stop valve J41F-25P DN100 304, Pneumatic stop valve J41F-16C DN125 WCB. How to calculate the stroke of a pneumatic stop valve? How much is it? What is the unit?
Reply #22015-07-02
For this, turn it from fully closed to fully open, count how many turns the handwheel makes, and then count the turns again when turning it back on. At a glance, it’s impossible to tell what the opening degree is……
Reply #32017-12-21
The national design standards for stop valves specify that the opening height of the valve should be between 1/4 and 1/2 of the diameter. For more details, you can ask the manufacturer. If you need to calculate it, count how many turns the handle makes from fully closed to fully open; that number, multiplied by the pitch of the valve stem, gives the stroke length

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