Barksdale Directional Control Valve and Regulator Products Supplemental Guide

The document is an introduction to Barksdale's valve and regulator products.


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Brand
Barksdale
Category
Other products
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
42
File format
PDF
File size
5.8 MB
Published
30 October, 2023
Updated
30 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This supplemental guide covers Barksdale directional control valve and regulator products, including Shear-Seal valves, OEM valves, heavy duty valves, solenoid valves, hydraulic regulators, and a pressure relief valve. It includes interflow explanation, pressure drop and velocity curves, troubleshooting pointers, maintenance, and installation and operating instructions.

Specifications and options such as seal materials and modifications are listed for the valve series.

What's inside

  • Interflow and Non-Interflow in Barksdale Valves
  • Pressure Drop Curves
  • Velocity Curves
  • Trouble-Shooting Pointers
  • Series 9000, 9020 - Shear-Seal Directional Control Valve
  • Series 9040, 9080 - Low Pressure OEM Valves
  • Series 6140, 6180 - High Pressure OEM Valves
  • Series 6900, 6940 - High Pressure OEM Manipulator Valves
  • Series 140, 200, 920, 5620 - Heavy Duty Valves
  • Series 3760 - Subplate Mounted Heavy Duty Valve

Specifications

Working pressurePneumatic or hydraulic from 150 psi to 350 psi (10.3 to 24.1 bar); see table
Back pressureMust not exceed 250 psi (17.2 bar) at return port
Proof pressure1-1/2 times working pressure except at return port
Burst pressure2-1/2 times working pressure except at return port (300 psi, 20.7 bar)
Media temperature range-40° to +250°F (-40° to +121°C)
Handle rotation90°; 45° each side of center
Detent3-position detent (except -MC, -MR options)
Wetted body materialAnodized aluminum
Standard O-ring materialBuna N
Pressure seal materialBrass
Rotor materialHard anodized aluminum

Frequently asked questions

What is interflow in a Barksdale Shear-Seal valve?

It is a small amount of fluid flow from the Pressure A and B ports to the return port through the clearance between the rotor and the body. It occurs when the valve is shifted or used for throttling, is not leakage, and does not occur when the valve is fully engaged.

When is a non-interflow valve required?

A non-interflow valve may be required when precise control of a cylinder is needed and the small settling associated with interflow valves cannot be tolerated.

What fluid velocity is recommended for Barksdale Shear-Seal valves?

The recommended velocity is about 30 ft/sec (9.1 m/sec) for continuous operation, and the valve can handle up to 60 ft/sec (19.3 m/sec) for intermittent duty.

How often should the solenoid and valve be maintained?

The solenoid should be cleaned at least every 1,000,000 cycles or every six months, and the valve should be checked every 2,000,000 cycles or once a year.

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