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We are about to install dozens of new electric actuators soon. What should be taken into consideration during the commissioning process? Please come in

2011-11-02View Original

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:) Beginner: The factory has recently expanded, and a new project is about to enter the installation and testing phase. I’m fortunate enough to be involved in this project, and I was wondering if there are any things I should pay attention to, or anything particularly important to keep in mind? :lol
Reply #22011-11-03
They are supplied as complete sets; pay attention to the flow direction of the valves and avoid installing them in the wrong direction. For the actuator, make sure the wires are connected correctly; it’s difficult to fix things if they’re connected wrong. . .
Reply #32011-11-03
Did you buy a complete set of valves, or did you purchase the actuator separately and then install the valves yourself?
Reply #42011-11-04
Reply to 3# shlapar: The valve body and the actuator are from two different manufacturers.
Reply #52011-11-05
Reply 4# **Instrument technicians: Do you purchase the valve body and actuator separately and then assemble them by yourselves?
Reply #62011-11-05
It depends on the technical requirements; during assembly, just paying attention to the connection quality of the shafts is generally sufficient

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