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PID diagram problem solving

2017-06-14View Original

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Is the M in the three-way valve here the motor? If it’s a motor, then is this EV a voltage detector? Solve!
Reply #22017-06-14
This should be the tag number of your electric valve; it should be indicated in the PID diagram.
Reply #32017-06-15
M is an electric valve, while EV should be a solenoid valve.
Reply #42017-06-16
Is it necessary to install a solenoid valve on the electric valve as well?
Reply #52017-06-16
EV xxx simply indicates the address of this electric valve; E stands for electric, V refers to a valve, and M means that this electric valve is equipped with a motor. There’s no need to overthink it – it’s just a designation
Reply #62017-06-17
This post was last edited by A heart that never changes on 2017-6-17 13:52: Electric Valve Motor
Reply #72017-06-17
““M” stands for motor, and “EV” stands for electric valve
Reply #82017-06-17
It’s a bunch of numbers in an EV – isn’t that just the tag number of this electric valve? Just a tag number indicating the electric valve, such as EV1540101

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