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Automatic valve response time for measured value (pv) and set value (sv)

2017-07-31View Original

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Generally speaking, once a setpoint (sv) is specified for a pneumatic valve, how long does it take for the measured value (pv) to catch up? Is six or seven seconds a reasonable time in this case?
Reply #22017-07-31
I think there’s something wrong with what you said; it should be through PID control so that the final PV equals SV.
Reply #32017-07-31
Yes, but it’s not easy to make the two values equal. In other words, it’s difficult to determine what delay time constitutes a normal range; or rather, it’s hard to figure out at what delay time the PID adjustment is sufficient and within an acceptable level

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