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How to determine the inlet and outlet directions of an eccentric control valve

2019-01-18View Original

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A batch of control valves was purchased from abroad, including flow control valves, pressure control valves, and temperature control valves. The diagrams show different flow directions for the media; could you please advise on the main factors to consider when determining the flow direction of the media? Thank you!
Reply #22019-01-18
As long as the pressure on the back side of the valve core does not affect the switch, the back side should be the side with the higher pressure. Entrance.
Reply #32019-01-19
Could it be that the manufacturer marked it wrong? . .
Reply #42019-01-19
Could you explain what direction it should be? Is it considering the wear of the sealing surface? Thank you!
Reply #52019-01-21
Unless otherwise specified, gas flow is on and liquid flow is off. Liquid cavitation erosion and noise are the main considerations.
Reply #62019-01-22
Under normal circumstances, use \"Flow On\" for adjustment, and use \"Flow Off\" for cutting off.
Reply #72019-03-30
Installation direction of the eccentric rotary valve: For air shut-off valves, it should be installed in the flow-blocking direction; for air flow-through valves, it should be installed in the flow-allowing direction. This is the correct answer! If seal surface repair is necessary due to erosion wear, a flow-blocking installation should be adopted; in practical applications, the installation direction can be chosen flexibly based on the operating conditions.

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