



- Stock: In Stock
- Model: RDDLZ-PGV-DN50
- Weight: 1.00
- SKU: RDDLZ-PGV-DN50
Available Options
Note: This globe valve cannot be used for drinking water.
High quality 2 inch pneumatic globe valve adopts advanced pneumatic technology to ensure precise control and long service life, single seated conical spool, soft seal + hard seal, max working pressure PN16, with high durability and stability, reliably meets all kinds of fluid pipeline needs.
Specification
Model | RDDLZ-810D-1S2A-4DK41-DN50 |
Pipe Diameter | 2" DN50 |
Nominal Pressure | PN16 MPa |
Rated Flow Coefficient | 48 KV |
Rated Stroke | 12 mm |
Film Effective Area | 200 cm² |
Allowable Pressure Difference | Positive Action: 1.33 |
Opposite Reaction: 1.77 | |
Signal Pressure | 0 or 250 |
Allowable Leakage | Hard Seal: General: 10-4 × valve rated capacity; Tight type: single-seat: 1.2 × 10-7 |
Soft Seal: Class VI | |
Operating Temperature | ≤ 250℃ |
Connection Method | Flangeless |
Medium of Use | Gas and Liquid |
Valve Body Material | 304 |
Bonnet Type | Standard type (-17 ~ +250℃) |
Cover Type | Screw compression type |
Sealing Material | V-shaped PTFE packing, reinforced PTFE packing, graphite braided packing, flexible graphite |
Valve Core Type | Single-seat spool |
Flow Characteristics | Quick opening characteristic |
Included Accessories | Pneumatic diaphragm actuator, DC24V solenoid valve, limit switch, and air filter regulator. |
Dimension (Unit: mm)
DN | A | L | H | H1 | H4 |
50 | 290 | 254 | 85.5 | 185 | 310 |
Application
Tips: 2" Pneumatic Globe Valve Troubleshooting
First, check if the air supply is normal, make sure the pneumatic actuator can get enough air pressure. If the air supply is normal, but the actuator does not respond, it may be an internal problem of the pneumatic actuator, and you need to check whether the piston, cylinder and seals of the actuator are intact.
Next, check to see if the connection between the body and bonnet of the 2-inch pneumatic globe valve is tight. If there is looseness or air leakage, you need to retighten the bolts or replace the sealing gasket.
Further, check that the spool is not contaminated or clogged. Contamination may cause the spool to move poorly or the valve may not close completely. Clean the spool and its surrounding parts to ensure that the spool can move freely.
Finally, check the control system to ensure proper signaling. Check that the pneumatic shutoff valve and associated sensors are working properly to rule out the possibility of a faulty control system. Effectively troubleshoot the 2 inch pneumatic globe valve to ensure that it is functioning properly. If the problem is still not solved, it is recommended to seek professional technical support.