Design Features And Applications Of Intelligent Aseptic Clamp-on Flow Control Valve
- Model:
- Brand:
- J&O
- Material:
- SS304 or SS316L
- Connection:
- Clamped
- Gasket:
- EPDM, SILICON, VITON, PTFE
- Working Temperature:
- -10 degree to +120 degree
- Working Pressure:
- 10Bar
- Operation:
- Pneumatic
- Payment:
- T/T, L/C, Western Union
A sanitary pressure relief valve for pharmaceutical and biotech systems should fit CIP cleaning, SIP sterilization, and normal process control. An aseptic clamped pneumatic design can regulate flow or downstream pressure while using SS304 or SS316L, PTFE diaphragm options, and sanitary connections.
Why Aseptic Flow Regulation Matters
Pharmaceutical and biotech systems require controlled fluid handling without adding retention points. Valve geometry, diaphragm materials, sealing surfaces, and sanitation procedures should work within one hygienic process.
An aseptic regulating valve is used for continuous adjustment, while a sanitary safety relief valve is intended for overpressure protection. These functions should be selected separately according to the process requirement.
Hygienic Design Features
- 🧪 Straight product-contact passages reduce retained liquid.
- 🔧 SS304 or SS316L suits common process-fluid applications.
- ⚙️ Pneumatic actuation allows controlled valve adjustment.
CIP and SIP in One Process Loop
CIP removes product residue without line disassembly. SIP uses clean steam or another validated sterilizing method for compatible equipment.
A hygienic pressure relief valve must match the complete sanitation cycle. Temperature limits, diaphragm material, connection type, drainage, and exposure time should be checked before installation.
Typical Process Sequence
CIP removes residue from the flow path.
SIP sterilizes compatible product-contact surfaces.
Cooling returns the valve to normal process service.
The same installation can remain within the sanitary piping system when specifications are compatible.
Product Specification Reference
A representative intelligent aseptic clamped flow regulating valve is listed with SS304 or SS316L body options, PTFE diaphragm construction, DN10 and DN15 sizes, and DIN, 3A, SMS, ISO, and IDF standards. Connections include weld, clamp, and threaded options. Published limits reach PN16 and -20°C to +160°C.
| Parameter | Reference specification |
|---|---|
| Body material | SS304 / SS316L |
| Diaphragm | SS304 + PTFE / SS316L + PTFE |
| Size | DN10 / DN15 |
| Maximum pressure | PN16 |
| Temperature range | -20°C to +160°C |
| Connection | Weld / Clamp / Thread |
| Standards | DIN / 3A / SMS / ISO / IDF |
| Operation | Pneumatic |
These values are product references, not universal limits. Actual pressure, temperature, cleaning chemistry, SIP conditions, and material compatibility should be checked against the process.
Pharmaceutical and Biotech Applications
A sanitary relief valve can fit hygienic fluid circuits where pressure management and clean process conditions are required.
- Transfer lines: Regulates fluid movement between process vessels while maintaining sanitary piping connections.
- Formulation systems: Supports controlled handling of process liquids during preparation and transfer.
- Buffer preparation: Fits fluid circuits that require repeatable flow control and defined sanitation procedures.
- Biotech process lines: Can be used where diaphragm separation and cleanable product-contact surfaces are required.
Sanitary Valve FAQ
Is a sanitary pressure relief valve the same as a flow regulating valve?
No. A relief valve protects against overpressure, while a regulating valve adjusts flow or pressure during normal operation.
Can an aseptic valve remain installed during CIP and SIP?
A compatible valve can remain installed when its materials, seals, geometry, and temperature limits fit the validated sanitation cycle.
What should be checked before installation?
Pressure range, temperature, diaphragm material, connection standard, sanitation conditions, and the required control range should match the valve specification.
Selection Factors for Process Service
- Pressure and temperature: Confirm production and sanitation limits.
- Diaphragm material: Check compatibility with process media and cleaning agents.
- Connection: Match clamp, weld, or threaded ends with the piping system.
- Sanitation: Confirm CIP and SIP compatibility.
- Control range: Match the valve response to the required flow or pressure range.
For pharmaceutical and biotech systems, a sanitary pressure relief valve should be selected according to its actual pressure-protection or regulating function. Hygienic construction, sanitation compatibility, and process conditions should be assessed as one system.
Intelligent Aseptic Clamped Flow Regulating Valve
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The sanitary regulating valve is a type of control valve to adjust flow rate and pressure of downstream mediums. Found in most sanitary production lines, these pressure regulators allow greatly improve safety and quality control.
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The series of valve is major let the medium reach the purpose of reversing or end stop, because the goods tightness and cleanability, they are extensively use to different sanitary industry areas.
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Manual/pneumatic set the valve opening degree to make a pressure drop to the medium passing through the valve, thus regulating the medium pressure, flow and temperature of pipeline system.
Technical Data
| Name: | Sanitary Pneumatic Flow Regulating Valve |
| Body Material: | AISI304,AISI316L |
| Diaphragm Material: | SS304+PTFE, SS316L+PTFE |
| Size: | DN10,DN15 |
| Standards: | DIN,3A,SMS,ISO,IDF |
| Max pressure: | PN16 |
| Working temp: | -20°C to +160°C |
| Connection: | Weld,clamp,thread |
| Applications: | Pharmacy, beer, food, dairy, brewing |
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