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Siemens positioner

2018-09-12View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: On the DCS screen of the Siemens positioner, the output is shown as 100%, but the feedback shows 94.7%. How should this be adjusted? Thank you!
Reply #22018-09-12
There are no characters on the screen in the second picture; are there actually characters there?
Reply #32018-09-12
This post was last edited by hby1224 on 2018-9-12 at 22:26; something was wrong and the power supply turned it off
Reply #42018-09-12
Oh, is that valve of Akka’s, right? Is there an alarm for valve position deviation after power is applied?
Reply #52018-09-12
Is it possible that the output channel of the DCS card is out of spec, causing the current received at the actual site to be less than 100%, and as a result the feedback value is also not 100%. It’s just a guess, huh
Reply #62018-09-12
It’s likely that the valve isn’t open fully. First, check whether the air supply pressure is sufficient; if it is, perform self-tuning.
Reply #72018-09-12
Most common problems with control valves. Given 100. The feedback is only 94; firstly, the valve isn’t fully open – check if it’s stuck. Second, the feedback rod is loose; after checking it, no issues were found, so an initialization process was sufficient to resolve the problem. There’s no need to tell you it’s the fourth item; just long-press the plus sign
Reply #82018-09-13
The valve isn’t fully open; check whether the air supply pressure is sufficient, and usually the issue can be resolved after the locator performs an automatic calibration.
Reply #92018-09-13
It is necessary to determine whether the actual position of the valve is already at 100% or 94.7%

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