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Regarding self-regulating valves

2017-05-02View Original

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I would like to ask everyone for advice regarding self-regulating valves and instrument pressures. For example, a self-regulating valve requires an air supply pressure of 350 kPa, but currently only 100 kPa is available; I think it shouldn’t be able to function under such conditions, yet my supervisor says it can work, albeit slowly. I would appreciate some guidance
Reply #22017-05-02
The input signal for pneumatic control valves is generally 20 kPa–100 kPa, with the air supply pressure at 140 kPa. The air supply required for the on/off valve is 350 kPa; for those without a return spring, an air supply of 100 kPa is also sufficient to operate it.

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