Performance characteristics of pneumatic ball valve:
1. The pneumatic ball valve has simple structure, small volume and light weight. The sealing surface material of the ball valve is widely used with tetrafluoro, the deposited welding has good sealing performance, abrasion resistance and erosion resistance, and has also been widely used in the vacuum system.
2. The pneumatic ball valve is easy to operate, fast to open and close, and rotates 90 ° from full open to full close for remote control. It is easy to maintain, the pneumatic ball valve is simple in structure, the sealing ring is generally movable, and it is easy to remove and replace.
3. When the pneumatic ball valve is fully opened or closed, the sealing surface of the ball and valve seat is isolated from the medium, and the medium will not cause erosion of the valve sealing surface when passing through. It has a wide range of applications, ranging from a few millimeters to several meters in diameter, from high vacuum to high pressure.
4. As the power source of pneumatic ball valve is cylinder dependent gas, the pressure of pneumatic ball valve is generally 0.4-0.7MPa. If the pneumatic ball valve leaks, the gas can be discharged directly compared with the hydraulic and electric valves.
5. Compared with manual and turbine rotating ball valves, pneumatic ball valves can be configured with large caliber. Manual and turbine rotating ball valves are generally below DN300 caliber, and pneumatic ball valves can reach a larger caliber.

Variety and development process of sleeve compensator
Sleeve compensator, called pipe expansion joint and pipe expansion joint, is the compensation installation of thermal fluid pipeline, mainly used for the absorption compensation of axial thermal contraction displacement after the auxiliary installation of linear pipeline. It is a compensator that is directly installed in any pipeline that delivers non corrosive unidirectional or multidirectional fluid. Sleeve type compensator. It is widely used in the escort pipeline of urban heating, metallurgy, mining, power generation, petrochemical, construction and other industries.