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Considerations for selecting pneumatic actuators and common models

2016-04-21View Original

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What considerations are taken into account during the design process for the pneumatic actuator of a pneumatic control valve? What are the common models?
Reply #22016-04-21
Are the so-called pneumatic actuators referring to pneumatic diaphragm actuators and pneumatic cylinder actuators?
Reply #32016-04-22
Pneumatic actuators refer to pneumatic diaphragm actuators and pneumatic piston actuators
Reply #42016-04-22
It includes everything. When choosing a cut-off valve, I use a piston actuator as it provides fast performance; for pneumatic control valves, I opt for a diaphragm actuator. Is this approach correct? But how can these two types of execution structures be further subdivided? How to choose? Please ask the experts for guidance
Reply #52016-04-22
There are many requirements for selecting pneumatic actuators, such as the output action, the mode of that output action, static characteristics, dynamic characteristics, etc.~ You can refer to GB4213-2008~~
Reply #62016-04-22
This topic is too broad; it’s difficult to cover everything in just one post. It’s recommended to learn more basic knowledge first, and then ask questions specifically related to that knowledge.
Reply #72016-04-23
Currently, the springs used in film actuators weigh 1 kilogram, 2.4 kilograms, and up to 4 kilograms, depending on the industry you are in. With too many pistons, reducing weight and controlling costs are the key issues for piston actuators.
Reply #82016-04-26
Pneumatic control valves also have piston actuators
Reply #92016-04-27
I thought the piston was used for switching?

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