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Could someone explain the control principle of the reactor?

2018-06-23View Original

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Could some expert please explain the control principle of the reactor in the image? Thank you very much!
Reply #22018-06-23
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-6-23 10:08, with FIC12011 set as the device feed; FIC12012 and LIC12009 operate in cascade control; while maintaining a relatively stable liquid level, they also strive to prevent excessive fluctuations in flow rate. Judging from the position of the vent valve in the control valve assembly, under normal conditions FIC12012 should discharge material (towards the left), rather than feed it into the tower. Because the vent valve is usually located in front of the control valve. ——Actually, providing a diagram with a larger scope would help to better understand the whole process.
Reply #32018-06-24
Precision control: The main regulator is 12011. Due to the large diameter of the pipe, the CV value set by the valve does not meet the process requirements; therefore, a valve with a smaller diameter, namely 12012, is used as a supplementary regulator

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