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Product Description:<\/strong>
\nZAZQ and ZAZX electric tee combined and diverter control valves are guided by cylindrical thin-walled window-shaped spools. Equipped with DKZ linear stroke electric actuator, it accepts 0~10 or 4~20mA.DC signal to drive the valve to open and close. Among them, the three-way confluence control valve is used to mix two fluids into a third fluid, or the same fluid of different temperatures, mixed into the same temperature fluid. A three-way diverter splits a fluid into two streams.
\nThe caliber of this series of products is from 25mm to 200mm, the nominal pressure is 1.0, 1.6, 4.0, 6.4MPa, the temperature range is -60\u00b0C to 450\u00b0C, and the control signal is 0~10 or 4~20mA.DC. The actuators with different actuators can be divided into two types: ordinary type and electronic type.<\/p>\n

Product features:<\/strong>
\nThe fluid is in the direction of action on the valve core, so the working stability is good.
\nIn addition to the bushing guide at the valve cover, the side of the valve core and the inner surface of the valve seat also have a guiding effect, with a large guide area and reliable work.
\nThe servo amplifier uses deep dynamic negative feedback for improved adjustment accuracy.
\nElectric actuators are available in a variety of forms, and can be applied to 4~20mA.DC or 0~10mA.DC
\nElectronic electric control valves can control the valve opening with a direct current signal, eliminating the need for a servo amplifier.
\nSave on automation investment, simplifying the system and saving investment compared to single, double or sleeve control valves.
\nThe bellows seal type forms a complete seal on the moving valve stem, preventing fluid leakage.<\/p>\n

Part material<\/strong>
\nValve body, valve cover: HT200, ZG230~450ZG, 1Cr18Ni9Ti
\nValve spool, seat: 1Cr18Ni9Ti, Stella alloy overlay
\nFiller: Teflon
\nPutter, bushing: 2Cr13<\/p>\n

Technical parameters
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\nTechnical parameters of the supporting electric actuator
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Connection standard<\/strong>
\nFlange standard: cast iron flange according to GB4216.5-84, cast iron flange according to GB9113-88, JB\/T79-94
\nFlange sealing surface type: PN10 and PN16 are convex surfaces
\nPN40 and PN64 are concave and convex surfaces, and the valve body is concave
\nStructure length: GB12221-89
\nJacket insulation jacket heat-carrying body interface: butt weld \u03c618\u00d74
\nThe body flange and flange end face distance can be manufactured according to the standard specified by the user. Such as ANSI, JIS, JPI and other standards.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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