In automated piping systems, dependable on-off control is just as important as precise flow regulation. Our DN 100 Control Valve is configured as a pneumatic butterfly valve with a DN100 size, wafer-end connection and cast-iron body. Designed for automated service, it combines pneumatic actuation with an electropneumatic positioner and Class VI leakage specification, making it a practical choice for industrial installations where controlled valve positioning and reliable shutoff are important.
This valve uses rotary butterfly movement rather than linear stem movement. The pneumatic actuator supplies the mechanical force required to move the disc, while the control arrangement can operate the valve according to the requirements of the connected automation system. Its specified flow characteristic is On-Off, making this configuration particularly suited to applications where the valve is required to move between defined open and closed positions rather than continuously modulate flow.
| Valve Type | Butterfly Valve |
| Valve Size | DN100 |
| Flow Characteristic | On-Off |
| Actuation | Pneumatic |
| Body Material | Cast Iron |
| End Connection | Wafer |
| Positioner | Electropneumatic |
| Leakage Class | Class VI |
A pneumatic actuator converts compressed-air energy into rotary motion and transfers that movement through the valve shaft to the butterfly disc. The disc changes position inside the flow passage, allowing the valve to establish the required open or closed condition. The electropneumatic positioner forms part of the control arrangement and is intended to help achieve the commanded valve position.
This combination is useful where manual operation is inconvenient or where the valve needs to be incorporated into an automated sequence. The on-off characteristic also makes the DN100 configuration suitable for applications involving automated isolation, line switching and process sequencing, subject to the actual service conditions.
The wafer-type end connection provides a compact arrangement for installation between compatible pipeline flanges. With its cast-iron body and DN100 nominal size, the valve is designed around industrial piping requirements where space, accessibility and straightforward installation can be important considerations.
Control-valve selection should always consider the actual process rather than size alone. Media type, operating pressure, temperature, required cycle frequency, pipeline flange arrangement and control-system requirements should be reviewed before installation. For this DN100 configuration, the stated on-off characteristic should be considered when the application requires isolation or switching rather than continuous throttling.
As an Ahmedabad, Gujarat-based valve manufacturer, Shiv Valves Industries supplies industrial valve solutions for customers seeking application-specific pneumatic control. The DN100 Control Valve is offered as a new industrial valve configuration with the technical specifications stated above.
For enquiries about the DN 100 Control Valve, share your pipeline details, media, operating conditions and automation requirements with us in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Our team can help you evaluate the specified configuration for your intended installation.
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