Lubricating oil and quick closing valve
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The control oil pressure is the pressure in front of the on-site lubricant instrument panel, and the secondary oil pressure is the lubricant pressure that controls the quick-closing valve. Is this correct? And shouldn’t the control oil of the quick-closing valve be quick-closing oil? Is the regulating valve a quick-turn-off oil inlet valve? Teachers please give me some pointers
The secondary oil controls the wrong throttle and is the quick-off oil converted by the electro-hydraulic converter.
The quick-closing valve is controlled by starting oil and quick-closing oil.
What the third floor said is correct. The secondary oil is output by the electro-hydraulic converter to control the oil pressure that regulates the opening of the steam valve.
The so-called control oil, also called regulating oil, refers to a part of the oil relative to the unit's lubricating oil. Used to control and adjust the unit.
Of course not, control oil and lubricating oil are two ways
Your problem is still to know the actual location of the pressure sampling point, and its function cannot be determined by the installation location. For reference.