Waukesha Cherry-Burrell D4
SubCategory: MixproofValves
Manufacturer: WaukeshaCherryBurrell
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Product features
- Double-seat mixproof design → Supports reliable separation of dissimilar fluids in one process line
- Fully balanced valve geometry → Helps prevent hydraulic blocking and supports flexible flow direction
- Seat lifting → Cleans product-contact seals without dismantling the complete valve function
- Standard cavity spray cleaning → Supports hygienic cleaning between the seats
- AISI 316L product-wetted parts → Provide a verified material basis for hygienic processing
- Common seal kit across multiple sizes → Can reduce spare-parts inventory
- Cleaning and service requirements considered for Waukesha Cherry-Burrell D4 → Helps maintenance teams protect process continuity and product quality
- Multiple control top and bus options → Support automation and position feedback
- Replacement insert for existing installations → Can simplify upgrades where mechanical compatibility is verified
- AxFlow valve selection support → Helps check size, seals, CIP and controls before quotation
Waukesha Cherry-Burrell D4 is used where two different fluids need to remain reliably separated within a hygienic process line. Typical process contexts include food and beverage, dairy, personal care, brewing and related hygienic duties where product quality, cleaning losses and production continuity influence operating cost.
The double-seat mixproof construction is fully balanced to help prevent hydraulic blocking and support flexible flow direction. Seat lifting and standard cavity spray cleaning are used to clean product-contact seals, while control-top and bus communication options support automated operation. A replacement insert is available for selected existing installations, subject to compatibility review.
Verified manufacturer data states OD tube sizes from 1.5 to 6 inches, AISI 316L product-wetted parts and EPDM seals as standard, with HNBR and FPM options. Required air pressure is stated as 5 bar for a normally closed valve. The actual seal material, valve size and cleaning sequence must be checked against the process conditions.
For lifecycle planning, common seal kits across multiple size ranges can reduce spare-parts inventory, and low air requirements can simplify utility planning. Correct configuration of valve function, seat-lift cleaning and controls helps reduce avoidable downtime. AxFlow can support selection, service planning, spare parts and quotation.
