Brick Machine Butterfly Valve

A brick machine butterfly valve is a control device used in brick making machinery to regulate the flow of materials, such as water, cement, or clay, within the process. It is a valve that consists of a circular disc or plate that is installed at the end of a pipe or duct, and can be rotated to allow or restrict the passage of material.

The butterfly valve gets its name from the disc's shape that resembles that of a butterfly. The valve is operated by a lever or a gear, which rotates the disc to open or close the passageway. When the disc is turned parallel to the direction of the flow, the valve is fully open, and when it's turned perpendicular to it, the valve is fully closed. The valve can also be adjusted to any desired degree of openness between fully open and fully closed positions.

The butterfly valve type used in brick making machinery is usually made of metal, and is designed to withstand the high pressures and temperatures experienced during the brick manufacturing process. The valve is essential to regulate the flow of materials and to prevent blockages or overload in the machine.