Pneumatic Vesicular Valve

The pneumatic vesicular valve is a valve that controls the fluid flow through the deformation of a flexible component: the sleeve. Sleeve deformation can take place directly and pneumatically or by mechanical compression. The actuation of these valves, the pinching action, is accomplished by air or hydraulic pressure placed on the sleeve. Modulating the air pressure within the annular space between the body and the sleeve can open, throttle, or close the valve. The valve body acts as a built-in actuator, eliminating costly pneumatic, hydraulic or electric actuators.

Working principle of pneumatic vesicular valve

When the control medium is not input, the cavity between the rubber sleeve and the valve body is in communication with the atmosphere, and the rubber sleeve is in an outward tension state under fluid pressure. Because there are reinforced plies arranged at a certain angle in the sleeve, the axial and radial pressure of the sleeve are balanced with each other, so the length and diameter of the sleeve will not change due to fluid pressure. When the control medium enters the cavity between the pipe sleeve and the valve body, the pipe sleeve is deformed and blocked under the pressure of the medium.

The application range of pneumatic vesicular valve

● Mining industry: wet-type iron remover, ceramic filter, MGM tubular membrane filter, Gore membrane filter, mine tailings slurry pipeline, mining unit slurry pipeline;

● Construction machinery industry: automatic weighing device and dosing system of compounding system;

● Metallurgical industry: automatic slag adding system for steelmaking;

● Pharmaceutical industry: plastic bottle large infusion continuous transport machine;

● Sewage treatment industry: sludge transportation pipeline.