Introduction to the structural characteristics and applications of slurry valves

slurry valveIt is a valve product specifically designed to intercept and regulate the flow of liquids containing solid particles. It has a series of special structural characteristics, such as compact structure, lightweight, low flow resistance, and resistance to blockage. Slurry valves can be manually or electro-hydraulic controlled and are widely used in industrial fields such as mining, sugar production, and food.

There are two common structural forms for the valve body of the slurry valve: clamp type and integral type. The clamp type adopts a "U" or "T" composite seal, while the integral type adopts an "O" ring composite seal to effectively prevent medium leakage. The gate adopts a knife shaped structure, which helps prevent the precipitation of solid particles. The driving mode can choose manual mechanism or electro-hydraulic actuator to meet different needs.

Slurry valves are widely used in pipeline systems containing solid-liquid mixtures such as coal slurry, slag, sewage, syrup, etc., to achieve precise control of slurry. Its compact structure and easy installation can effectively prevent valve blockage caused by solid particles. Therefore, slurry valves are considered an ideal choice for fluid control equipment in industries such as forging, sugar manufacturing, and food processing.

In summary, the slurry valve, with its unique structural characteristics, optimizes the control effect on solid-liquid mixtures and is a key equipment for improving production efficiency and ensuring safe operation. It has broad application prospects in related industrial fields.