Hand Lever Gearbox Operated DN50-DN200 Butterfly Valve with Electric Pneumatic Hydraulic Actuator

• Customization: Available
• Media: Gas, Water
• Driving Mode: Manual, Electric, Hydralic, Pneumatic
• Connection Form: Flange, Wafer, Weld
• Structure: Centre Sealing
• Seal Form: Auto Sealed
• Valve Stem: Normal
• Work Pressure: Low Pressure (Pn<1.6mpa)
• Working Temperature: Medium Temperature (120°C<T<450°C)
• Material of Seal Surface: Soft Weld and Hard Weld
• Valve Body: Casting
• Standard: API609 En593 BS5155 En1092 ISO5211
• Application: Industrial Usage, Water Industrial Usage, Household Usage
• Delivery Time: 15-25 Days
• Disc Material: Di/Nylon/1.4469/1.4529/Saf2205/2507/CF8/CF8m etc
• Seat Material: NBR/EPDM/PTFE/Viton/Silicone etc
• Coating: Customized
• End Standard: Pn6/10/16/25/21/150lb/JIS5K/10K/As2129 Table D/E/F
• Transport Package: Wooden Case
• Specification: customized
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8481804090
• Production Capacity: 10000PCS/Year

Product Description

Butterfly valves are a family of quarter-turn rotational motion valves that are used in pipelines to shut-off flow. It is often said that butterfly valves can be used to regulate the flow. However, we do not recommend doing this, as it can damage the valve disk and have a negative effect on the sealing properties.

A butterfly valve is a quarter turn rotational motion device that utilizes a rotary disc to allow, obstruct, or control the flow of fluids in a piping system. It features a rotating disc that is situated on the passageway of the flowing media. The disc is rotated and controlled by an external actuating mechanism through the stem attached to it. When the disc is coplanar to the flow cross-sectional area, the flow is fully obstructed. Otherwise, the fluid is fully or partially allowed to pass through the butterfly valve. It takes a 90° turn to fully open a butterfly valve from a closed position, which means the disc should lie perpendicular to the flow cross-sectional area.

Butterfly valves are quarter-turn valves like ball valves and plug valves. They have a fairly simple construction and operation mechanism, and they have a compact size designed to fit two pipe flanges. They can be operated manually or by an automatic actuating mechanism that is integrated into the process control system of the pipeline. They are ideal for on-and-off applications, but their applications to flow throttling are limited.

There are several types and designs of butterfly valves available, rated in varying temperatures, pressures, and flow rates to suit the needs of pipeline systems handling liquids and gases.



Narrow profile
Can install/remove without pipe system dislocation
Ability to throttle flow
Variety of actuation methods available
Available in large diameters
A variety of seat and disc materials
Full stainless steel bodies available
Lightweight aluminum bodies available



Butterfly valves are quarter-turn valves that are best used for the stop/start of media flow in pipelines. When the valve handle is turned 90°, it either opens or closes completely. Throttling can be a bit tough, but these valves can still be used for regulating purposes.

A butterfly valve can be either operated manually, pneumatically, or electrically through an actuator. Using the actuator can help in controlling the valve - the actuator will be connected to the disc and it will move the disc according to the required operation.

For each type of operation, there is a particular kind of tool that helps in the actuation. For example, pneumatically controlled butterfly valves have a piston attached to them. Technically speaking, this is the best method to control a butterfly valve as it enables quick shut-off and turn-on capacity.

The construction of a butterfly valve is relatively simple, with the rotation of the valve disc controlling the fluid flow. In the closed position, the disc blocks the valve bore while in the open position, the disc is oriented perpendicular to the flow direction to allow flow.








The main components of a butterfly valve are stem, body, actuator, sealing arrangement, bonnet, seat, disc, upper bearing, and lower bearing. It is a helpful device to isolate and regulate the flow of a liquid throughout the pipes. It is considered a quarter-turn device as it can open or close with just a quarter turn.

 
 

DN		A	D1	L1	L2	L3	B	φD2	φD3	n-φd	L
1.5″	DN40	34	62.5	55.5	111.5	25	9	65	50	4-8	249
2″	DN50	43	80	72	132	25	9	65	50	4-8	249
2.5″	DN65	46	95	86	138	25	9	65	50	4-8	249
3″	DN80	46	113	96	153	25	9	65	50	4-8	249
4″	DN100	52	135	108	167	28	11	90	70	4-10	283
5″	DN125	56	163	125	184	28	14	90	70	4-10	283
6″	DN150	56	190	138	195	28	14	90	70	4-10	283
8″	DN200	60	244	170	236	33	17	125	102	4-12	390
10″	DN250	68	298	209	266	33	22	125	102	4-12	390
12″	DN300	78	350	236	305	33	22	125	102	4-12	540