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Dear everyone, which department is responsible for the maintenance and management of the pneumatic switch valves and electric doors in your facility? (Options available: Instruments, Machinery, Electrical)
Additional non-regulating valves are simply pneumatic on/off valves and electric doors
This post was last edited by zxg.wylton on 2016-4-29 at 10:51. To all relevant departments: some of them should be classified under instruments; Some are classified as electrical ; Some use 220V for instruments and 380V for electrical equipment ; Some actuators are returned to the electrical department or instrumentation section, while the valve bodies are sent to the mechanical maintenance team ; In some power return devices, the electrical and instrumentation department takes charge, with mechanical maintenance staff assisting in repairing the valve bodies. Some regulating types are classified as instruments, while switching types are classified as electrical devices.
The pneumatic circuit part of the pneumatic on/off valve should be managed by the instrumentation team, while the cylinder and valve body should be managed by the mechanical team. In the power industry, the management of electric doors is handled by instrumentation departments, while in other industries it falls under the responsibility of electrical engineering teams. Electric doors are reasonably managed electrically, after all, their forward and reverse operation is mainly controlled by AC contactors.
Pneumatic valve bodies fall under mechanics, while air circuits and electrical converters fall under instrumentation control; The valve body of the electric valve belongs to the mechanical category, the electric actuator belongs to the electrical category, while the control cables and circuit boards fall under the instrumentation and control category