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Regarding the position of the self-regulating valve

2009-10-24View Original

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Looking at PID diagrams, it is common to require that control valves be located on the ground level, or at least at a certain height above a tray (which is understandable). But what is the reason for requiring some valves to be on the ground level? Is it just for easy maintenance?
Reply #22009-10-25
Easy to operate, with reduced vibration impact.
Reply #32009-10-25
Easy to operate, with reduced vibration impact. Maintenance and repairs are both convenient

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