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    Tag: pneumatic ball valve

    Difference between Electric Ball Valve and Pneumatic Ball Valve

    Electric ball valves are generally connected to the ball valve by an electric actuator. After debugging through the device, it will become an electric ball valve. The electric ball valve is powered by electric energy, opens the electric actuator to drive the ball valve, completes the switching and conditioning of the ball valve, and then achieves the intention of switching or conditioning the pipeline medium.

    Pneumatic Ball Valve Troubleshooting

    Pneumatic actuated ball valve is different from manual valve. It needs to be in motion and adjustment state during use, and there are many moving parts, and it also bears the impact of various forces such as the unbalanced force of the medium. It is inevitable that various unexpected failures will occur. These failures could be actuators, regulators, and possibly from attached accessory devices. When a fault occurs, it must be dealt with and solved in time, so as not to delay the operation of the equipment of the entire project. Next, let's take a look at the common failure causes and solutions of pneumatic ball valves.

    How to Maintain a Pneumatic Ball Valve?

    Pneumatic actuated ball valve is an opening and closing control device that operates the valve through compressed air. It not only has fast switching speed, but also only needs one air source, which not only saves a lot of human resources and time, but also does not require on-site operation or high-altitude and dangerous introduction of manual operation. Remote centralized control greatly improves and ensures the safety of use. Therefore, the more widely used in the industrial field, the larger the amount of use and the faster the consumption. In order to enhance the service life of the pneumatic ball valve, daily maintenance is essential.