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Ventilating disc valves, air dampers – how to calculate moment and torque

2018-12-30View Original

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A ventilation disc valve is also known as an air damper. Which is more cost-effective, this force or torque? I need to equip it with an electric actuator. Thank you
Reply #22018-12-31
The most common type, an air damper, with an opening degree of 90. On and off. Sealing rate 95%
Reply #32019-01-05
It’s the simplest type of ventilation disc valve used in smoke ducts, one with switching and regulating functions
Reply #42019-04-18
Why isn’t anyone answering about the professional aspects? I want to know too

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