R31 series bipolar stainless steel pressure reducing valves

R31 series bipolar stainless steel pressure reducing valves

R31 series bipolar stainless steel pressure reducing valve, using bipolar pressure relief diaphragm structure, stable output pressure, suitable for analysis instruments and various high purity gas.

Product Features

Compact structure, bipolar decompression structure

A metal seal is used between the diaphragm and the body

The change of import pressure has very little effect on export pressure

The output pressure is stable and accurate

Multiple outlet pressure ranges

Panel mounting is optional

features

Inlet and outlet :1/4"NPT

Maximum inlet pressure :3500Psi

Output pressure range :0-20,0-50,0-150 psi

Operating temperature :-40℃ to 74℃

Leakage rate :1*10-6/atm.cc/sec He

CV value :0.15

The material

Valve body :316L

Spool :316L

Seat :PTFE/PCTFE

Other components :304

Operation of pressure regulating valve

Pressure regulating valves can reduce gas or hydraulic pressure from cylinders, compressors and other sources to lower values required by equipment such as analyzers. When the inlet pressure and the pressure in the control range are very close to the pressure requirements of the liquid treatment system, the pressure regulating valve has high resolution and control ability. Resolution refers to the number of handle turns required to adjust the regulator from the lowest outlet pressure setting to the highest outlet pressure equipment. Control capacity refers to the ability of a pressure regulator to maintain a given outlet pressure set point.

Decompression regulating valve

The decompression regulator balances the force generated by the inlet pressure and the outlet pressure through the adjustable spring force, thus controlling the outlet pressure. The spring can be adjusted by turning the stem/handle to set the desired outlet pressure.

As the inlet pressure decreases, the force balance will change. To achieve equilibrium, the outlet pressure will increase. This supply effect (SPE) is an effect of the design and type of pressure regulating valve. If the inlet pressure of the pressure regulating valve often fluctuates, but you do not want the outlet pressure to change, you can use a two-stage pressure regulating valve.

Back pressure regulating valve

The back pressure regulator controls the inlet pressure by balancing the inlet pressure with a spring force. The desired inlet pressure can be set by adjusting the spring force by turning the valve/handle. When the force generated by the inlet pressure rises to exceed the spring force, the pressure regulating valve opens until the balance between the spring force and the inlet pressure is re-reached.

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