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Is it possible to first interlock and then adjust the same valve?

2016-04-15View Original

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Dear experts, I have a question: there is a valve that opens as part of an interlock mechanism, and once it opens, it is necessary to control the flow rate in the pipeline. Is it possible for this valve to regulate the flow rate at that time?
Reply #22016-04-15
It is feasible, but the valve needs to be equipped with a solenoid valve for interlock control
Reply #32016-04-15
It is achievable; our company uses Allen-Bradley DCS systems, and the electric valves can be interlocked to regulate flow or level.
Reply #42016-04-16
A valve can be equipped with a solenoid valve to achieve this
Reply #52016-04-20
At one location, an electromagnetic valve is installed at each end to control opening and closing; in addition, a control valve is used to regulate the degree of opening

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