I have a question regarding the air supply for automatic valves

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With increasing levels of automation, more and more automatic valves are being used. Each valve requires a source of instrument air; it is necessary to determine what volume and pressure the air storage tank should have in order to meet the needs of all those pneumatic valves. Is it necessary to carry out calculations for this? How do I calculate it?

Reply #22016-02-01

Take a look at the \"Design Code for Instrumentation Gas Supply in Petrochemical Industries\" SH/T 3020-2013 and the \"Design Code for Instrumentation Gas Supply\" HG/T 20510-2014

Reply #32016-02-04

Pneumatic valves come with specifications regarding the air consumption; they are used in conjunction with air compressors and air storage tanks

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