To prevent the impact of dynamic pressure, it's essential to isolate the diaphragm from direct airflow. As long as the valve seat is physically separated from the lower cavity of the diaphragm, the outgoing air will not directly affect the diaphragm. In a direct-acting regulator, a signal tube or a dedicated channel can be used to transmit the outlet pressure (P2) to the lower side of the diaphragm, which helps minimize the influence of dynamic pressure.
As shown in figure b, a partition plate is used to separate the valve seat from the lower diaphragm cavity. This allows the feedback pressure P2 to come from the downstream pipeline, effectively reducing the effect of dynamic pressure. However, it's important to ensure that the clearance between the valve stem diameter (d) and the guide hole diameter (D) of the partition plate is properly matched. For medium and low-pressure regulators, the base hole clearance should be selected with a precision grade higher than H10/d9. The smaller the clearance, the less the dynamic pressure effect. In high-pressure regulators, rubber seals can be used for gapless dynamic sealing.
Another approach, as illustrated in figure c, involves using a balanced diaphragm to isolate the valve seat from the lower diaphragm cavity. This not only resolves the imbalance force on the valve core but also ensures effective isolation. Additionally, the signal tube opening is positioned away from the gas flow direction, further preventing the entry of dynamic pressure. These are common design strategies found in modern pressure regulators.
The working principle of the pressure regulator is primarily demonstrated by the spring-loaded direct-acting type. This paper does not cover weight-based or pressure-based regulators.
From Equation 2, when the diaphragm's effective area (A) remains constant, the outlet pressure (P2) is directly proportional to the spring force (F) at the top of the diaphragm. If the spring force is fixed, the outlet pressure will remain stable. By adjusting the spring, the outlet pressure can be controlled within a specific range.
The regulator can operate in two main states: fully open and critically closed. In the fully open state (as shown in a), the spool is at its maximum opening, operating at peak flow. The spring height is H1, and the spring force is F1. In the critically closed state (as shown in b), the spool is at minimum opening, and the regulator operates at low flow. The spring height is H2, and the spring force is F2. The difference in spring height between these two states is x, which corresponds to the spool stroke.
Equation 5 describes the adverse effect of the spring effect. The relationship between the spring effect depends on the stiffness of the spring. A stiffer spring leads to a more pronounced negative impact. From the static characteristic curve of the regulator, it’s clear that the spring effect distorts the ideal curve, increasing the slope and causing the curve to rise at the beginning and drop at the end, resulting in reduced regulation accuracy. This also limits the flow range within the regulated pressure range.
If the regulator experiences frequent flow fluctuations during operation, the output pressure will fluctuate accordingly, highlighting the negative impact of the spring effect.
The curve affected by the spring effect differs from that influenced by dynamic pressure. Although the slope is steeper, the linearity is better. The ΔP corresponding to the middle point of the curve represents the maximum spring effect as described in Equation 5.
Using a negative pressure compensation method can help reduce the spring effect. This technique lifts the tail of the curve, reduces its slope, and brings it closer to the ideal static characteristic curve, thus improving both the regulation accuracy and the flow range. Several practical compensation methods are discussed below.
Reducing the spring rate or increasing the effective diaphragm area can help minimize the spring effect. However, this approach is only effective when the spring effect is relatively minor. The output pressure determines the load on the regulating spring. If the spring stiffness is too low, the free length of the spring increases, leading to an unfavorable length-to-diameter ratio, which may cause instability or buckling after compression. Increasing the diaphragm area also increases the size and weight of the regulator, making it bulky and unattractive.
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