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  • Epdm Rubber Lined Diaphragm Valve
    Van màng lót cao su Epdm
    Ngắn gọn:
    Kích thước: 3″
    Xếp hạng: 150LB
    Nguyên vật liệu:
    ASTM A536 65-45-12 thân và nắp ca-pô được lót hoàn toàn bằng cao su
    Viền ASTM A182 F316L
    Màng cao su
    Người vận hành: tay quay
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  • 4″ 150LB Hypalon Fully Lined Diaphragm Valve
    4″ 150LB Hypalon Fully Lined Diaphragm Valve
    Flow Path Design Straight-Through (Non-Weir) ∙ Bore: 85–90% of nominal pipe ID
    Size Range DN50 to DN200 (2″ to 8″)
    End Connections • Flanged (EN 1092-1 Type A) ∙ ANSI Class 150
    • Optional: Lug/Wafer
    Flow Coefficient DN100 (4″): Cv ≈ 120 (vs. 180 for full-bore)
    Pressure Drop ΔP ≈ 0.3–0.8 bar (water, 2 m/s flow)
    Actuation Manual Handwheel ∙ Pneumatic (Spring-Return) ∙ Electric (On/Off)
    Certifications PED 2014/68/EU (Cat. II) ∙ ISO 9001 ∙ EN 10204 3.1
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A diaphragm valve is a type of valve that controls the flow of liquids or gases using a flexible diaphragm, which moves up or down to open or close the valve seat. Unlike traditional valves with internal sliding or rotating parts, diaphragm valves rely on the pressure applied by an actuator or handwheel to push the diaphragm onto a weir or seat, effectively sealing off the flow path. This design ensures a tight seal and isolates the process fluid from moving parts, making it ideal for handling corrosive, abrasive, or ultra-pure fluids. Diaphragm valves are available in both weir-type and straight-through designs, with materials like EPDM, PTFE, or rubber used for the diaphragm to suit different media. They are particularly suited for hygienic applications since they have a smooth internal body, minimal dead space, and easy-to-clean surfaces, reducing the risk of contamination or buildup. The lack of packing glands and reduced potential for leakage make diaphragm valves highly reliable in industries requiring strict cleanliness or chemical compatibility.

What Are The Key Advantages Of Diaphragm Valves?

Diaphragm valves offer numerous advantages that make them valuable in specialized applications. One of their main strengths is the superior leak-tight sealing provided by the diaphragm itself, which isolates the process fluid from external environments and prevents contamination. This makes them ideal for pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and biotech industries. Another advantage is their resistance to corrosion and chemical attack, as both the valve body and diaphragm can be made from corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel, plastics, or lined metals. They are also easy to clean and sterilize, with minimal dead zones and internal crevices that could trap particles or bacteria. The simplicity of their design reduces maintenance requirements and extends service life, especially in low-pressure and clean service applications. Furthermore, diaphragm valves can be used in throttling service for flow regulation, although they’re more commonly used in on-off applications. Their compact, lightweight form factor and compatibility with pneumatic or electric actuators enhance their integration into automated systems.

Diaphragm Valve FAQ

  • 1.What does a diaphragm valve do?

    It regulates fluid flow using a flexible diaphragm that seals the valve seat.

  • 2.Can diaphragm valves handle corrosive fluids?

    Yes, they are ideal for corrosive and chemically aggressive media.

  • 3.Are diaphragm valves good for hygiene-sensitive industries?

    Yes, they are widely used in pharma, biotech, and food industries.

  • 4.Do diaphragm valves support automation?

    Yes, they can be fitted with pneumatic or electric actuators.

  • 5.What is the typical diaphragm material?

    Common materials include EPDM, PTFE, silicone, and rubber.

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