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How are the opening, closing, and switching times of valves determined?

2011-05-15View Original

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Hello, everyone! I’m just starting to work with pump stations, and I don’t know how to control the speed at which valves are opened, closed, or switched. I’m also unsure as to how to determine the specific speed values. I hope someone experienced can give me some guidance!
Reply #22011-05-15
For cutoff valves, the faster the better; control valves are basically electric.
Reply #32011-05-15
It depends on whether it is manual or automatic; when operating a manual valve, the movement should be steady, neither too fast nor too slow; Electric or pneumatic valves are adjusted according to production requirements, with the control time generally ranging from 2 to 10 seconds
Reply #42011-05-16
Reply to 2# Drunk All My Life: Hello! The cut-off valve should operate as quickly as possible, but won’t that cause a water hammer effect? Won’t that mean the safety performance of the pump can no longer be guaranteed?
Reply #52011-05-16
Reply to 3# jgsong157 Thank you! I’ll check the information again……
Reply #62011-05-16
The pump is operating normally; the shut-off valve should be opened within three minutes once the pressure reaches the design value.

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