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Regulation method of pneumatic control valve

2017-10-08View Original

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Zeroing a pneumatic control valve also involves adjusting the distance between the baffle and the nozzle, right? Generally, I set the valve to manual mode and then zero it out; if there is no noticeable movement of the valve stem, I adjust the constant orifice ; Then adjust the zero point and range
Reply #22017-10-08
The valve positioner is equipped with zero and range adjustment mechanisms, which should be adjusted as required.
Reply #32017-10-08
Just adjust it according to the instruction manual.
Reply #42017-10-08
I usually follow the instructions
Reply #52017-10-08
It is the positioner and electrical converter that adjust the distance between the baffle and the nozzle, while the control valve is used to adjust the valve stem and spring.
Reply #62017-10-09
Indeed, the control valve adjusts the zero position of the valve core by changing the connection point between the valve stem and the actuator push rod (to ensure a reliable closed or fully open position), and it uses adjustment springs to ensure the correct stroke.

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