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Does the pneumatic cut-off valve of FL remain in the closed position in case of a air supply failure, or in case of a solenoid valve failure?

2021-09-15View Original

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This post was last edited by liu530014416 on 2021-9-15 22:54. In the 2012 Canadian version of this system, FL remained active regardless of whether there was a problem with the air supply or the solenoid valve; in the 2020 German version, designed by Tianchen Design Institute, FL remained active only when the air supply was functioning properly, but not when there was a problem with the solenoid valve. How should the pneumatic cut-off valve of FL be maintained? German note: The FL positioner keeps the actuator in its current position when the auxiliary power fails.
Reply #22021-09-16
The fault-retaining type refers to the type that maintains its state even when power and gas supply are interrupted; a dual-electricity dual-control solenoid valve should be used for this purpose

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