Pneumatic/electric control valve

2010-06-11View Original

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There is a control valve on site; it is labeled as a pneumatic/electric control valve. There is instrument air available, as well as an actuator motor. So what exactly provides the power for such a control valve? How does it work?

Reply #22010-06-11

I’ve heard of it for the first time! I hope someone experienced can offer some guidance! . . . . . .

Reply #32010-06-11

It’s easier to understand when separated – is it a compound drive?

Reply #42010-06-11

I’ve never heard of it; I only know about electro-hydraulic control valves

Reply #52010-06-11

I’m not quite sure what type of control valve you’re using; it would be best to send some pictures of the three-view diagrams of the control valve, as that will help in resolving the issue more effectively

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