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2016-07-06View Original

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I saw a specification sheet for a control valve, and there was a line that said Air Fall: close. May I ask whether this is a valve that operates on air pressure to open or to close?
Reply #22016-07-07
Literal meaning: No wind, closed. Wind opening valve.
Reply #32016-07-07
There is no valve to shut off the instrument air; the valve designed for failure shutdown is not functional
Reply #42016-07-08
FC, can I ask something a bit difficult?
Reply #52016-07-09
No air: Off. Isn’t it on when there is air? Type is FC; fault condition results in shutdown
Reply #62016-07-09
Air fail: It refers to a failure in the air supply or a situation where there is no instrument air available. Close: It means that the valve closes in the absence of instrument air.

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