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Questions regarding self-acting control valves

2017-04-09View Original

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It is a self-acting control valve, and the pressure behind the valve fluctuates significantly. I would like to ask everyone: how many factors can cause this situation?
Reply #22017-04-09
Check the spring or diaphragm of the control valve; also check whether there are any problems with the pressure gauge and whether the pipelines are blocked
Reply #32017-04-10
This post was last edited by cqdfwy on 2017-4-10 at 16:15. In addition to what was mentioned above, the changes in upstream pressure should also be taken into consideration How has the gas consumption downstream changed? Is the self-acting control valve operating within its designed range? After ruling out these factors, a disassembly inspection should be conducted.
Reply #42017-04-10
Check the pressure before the valve and whether there is water in the pipeline, or check for faults with the pilot valve nozzle

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