Pneumatic ball valves with separate air storage tanks are usually used in systems that control gas or liquid flow. When the compressed air source controlled by the central control is insufficient or the air source is lost due to power outages, the automatic air storage tank can supply air to the pneumatic actuator by itself, ensuring smooth valve opening and closing. These valves combine pneumatic actuators and ball valve designs to achieve automated control and regulation of fluid flow. A separate air storage tank is usually used in conjunction with pneumatic systems to store compressed air or other gases to provide power to pneumatic actuators. When the valve needs to be operated, the pneumatic actuator will release pressure from the storage tank and drive the ball valve to open or close.
The advantages of this design include:
Automated control: By connecting to a pneumatic control system, automatic control of ball valves can be achieved, thereby improving the efficiency and reliability of the system. Quick response: Due to the quick response capability of pneumatic actuators, this type of valve can quickly open or close in response to changing conditions in the system. Energy saving: Compared to manual operation, using pneumatic systems can save manpower and is usually more efficient. Wide range applications: This valve is suitable for various industrial applications, including chemical, petroleum, natural gas, water treatment, and other fields.
Self equipped air storage tank: When the compressed air source under centralized control is insufficient or the air source is lost due to power outage, the automatic air storage tank can supply air to the pneumatic actuator by itself, ensuring smooth valve opening and closing.
Overall, pneumatic ball valves with air storage tanks are a powerful and reliable valve design suitable for fluid systems that require automated control.