Customized Manifold Configurations
Manifolds are critical elements of pressurization systems. They combine multiple inputs and outputs into a single fitting that allows for the collection and gas or fluid distribution throughout the system.
We integrate the functionality of a wide range of components into a single manifold, providing the flexibility to match products to specific requirements for efficiency and ease of maintenance. Our offerings range from a simple single inlet to multiple outlets, to multi-chambered flow control units including valves integrated into electronic networks.
Each manifold type is capable of numerous pressure settings that can be customized to meet specific gas and fluid flow requirements. Marotta engineers can also help meet pressure requirements outside the scope of MIL-V specs with custom modular manifold systems.
Regardless of the specifications, our capabilities and credentials in naval control show we are more than capable of meeting them.
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- High-Pressure Pneumatic Systems
- Gas Reducing Systems
- Pressure Regulation
- Launching Systems
- Propulsion Systems
- Quieting Manifold Systems
Single Inlet to Multi-Chambered Manifolds
Pressure Reducing Valve Manifolds are of single-block or “building block” construction, and all valving is plug-in type. Reliable and easy to maintain, these fluid and gas manifolds are designed to accommodate several features and are manufactured to MIL-V-24272.
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Benefits
- Complete manifold system, with several valve and regulator components
- Reduced installation costs with only one inlet and outlet connection
- Maintenance costs reduced with easy replacement of cartirdge components
- Greater configuration control
- Fewer leak paths with only two piping connections
- Space-saving design
Options
- Quieting manifold
- Inlet shut-off valving
- Outlet shut-off valving
- Filters
- Filter bleed
- Pressure reducers
- Pressure relief valves
- Inlet, outlet and relief discharge ports
How Integrated Manifold Systems Improve Shipboard Performance
By combining valves, regulators, and pressure control components into a single manifold, our systems can reduce the need for multiple connections, minimize leak paths, and simplify system architecture overall. These high-pressure manifold systems also reduce installation complexity because they require fewer external connections. Our space-saving manifold system designs are especially valuable in constrained shipboard environments where system density and accessibility are mission-critical.
Featuring cartridge-based internal components, maintenance and replacement are relatively simple matters. There’s no need to disconnect piping, reducing downtime and labor requirements. Our integrated manifold systems are engineered specifically for naval environments, meeting MIL specifications for shock and vibration while providing corrosion resistance for shipboard control systems. This ensures full reliability in mission-critical applications.
To learn more about what we have to offer, download the datasheets on this page to read up on each of our products. When you’re ready to place your order, get in touch with one of our representatives today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a manifold system and how does it work?
A manifold system is a centralized unit that distributes fluid or gas from one or more inlets to multiple outlets. It integrates valves, regulators, and flow rate control components to manage pressure and flow within a single assembly. These compact manifold systems serve an important role in simplifying system design and ensuring consistent naval flow control across connected subsystems.
What are the advantages of using shipboard manifold systems?
Our manifold systems reduce installation complexity thanks to fewer piping connections and integrated components. They also support high reliability through leak reduction and fully qualified assemblies, as well as easier maintenance access in constrained environments. Finally, our manifold systems are engineered to meet naval standards for shock, vibration, and pressure performance.
How are custom manifold systems designed for specific applications?
Our engineering team provides customization for engineered manifold assemblies including inlet/outlet configurations, pressure settings, and internal components to meet whatever system requirements our customers have. In addition, we offer material selections such as brass and stainless steel based on the environmental and fluid compatibility needs of the application. We can configure integrated features such as pressure reducers, relief valves, and filters within a single unit, with the ability to meet requirements beyond standard MIL specs when needed.