What are the characteristics of anti-clogging rotary valves?

The anti-clogging rotary valve is also known as a valve, which is generally categorized into two types: linear and rotary. Linear valves allow or prevent the flow of material through linear motion components such as sliding parts. Linear valves include globe valves, gate valves, diaphragm valves, etc. Rotary valves allow or prevent the flow of material through rotating components. Valves with rotating components that can rotate 90 degrees are called quarter-turn valves. Sometimes, the classification of quarter-turn valves can be extended to valves that rotate less than 270 degrees. As can be seen from the definition, a rotary valve is a valve that changes its opening from closed to open by rotating a rotating part (such as a rotating baffle) 90 degrees.