High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulators: Definition, Features, Scope & Structural Characteristics

1. Definition

The High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulator, also known as High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Regulating Valve or High-Pressure High-Flow Pressure Reducer, is used for pressure regulation of gas pipeline equipment requiring large flow rates. It adopts a large-area metal diaphragm structure, featuring stable outlet pressure and high sensitivity, and is mainly applied in large-flow gas systems.

2. Product Features

• High inlet pressure and large outlet flow.

• Piston design with high safety and reliability.

• Balanced valve core design.

3. Application Scope

It is widely used in gas purging systems, laboratories, specialty gases, petrochemical industry, gas manifold power plant equipment, and coal mines.

4. Structural Features

• Single-stage pressure reducing structure.

• Hard seal between diaphragm and valve body.

• Valve body interface thread: 1/2”NPT(F) - 2”NPT(F).

• Pressure gauge interface: 1/4”NPT(F).

• Safety pressure: 1.5 times the maximum inlet pressure.

• Operating temperature: -40℃ to 74℃ (-40°F to 165°F).

• Leak rate: 2x10 atm.cc/sec He.

• CV value: 1.1 to 6.

• Available for panel-mounted or wall-mounted installation.