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The valve stop is set at 80% position; if it operates in this way for a long time, will it have an adverse effect on the valve?

2011-06-13View Original

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This post was last edited by security on 2011-6-14 at 10:23. There is a pneumatic control valve in use; the system requires a maximum Cv value at 80% of its opening degree. To prevent excessive flow when the valve is fully open, the valve stop is set at 80% position. I would like to know if operating in this manner for an extended period of time will have any negative effects on the valve’s performance and lifespan. Thank you!
Reply #22011-06-15
Apart from the accelerated corrosion of the valve body caused by throttling, there are no other effects.

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