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Valve status

2016-10-03View Original

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Under normal conditions, the output feedback from a control valve is 4-20mA; what could be the reason if the feedback signal shows 0mA? What should the state of the valve be at this time?
Reply #22016-10-03
If the feedback signal shows 0mA, the reason is that the circuit is not connected. At this time, the valve should be in either fully open or fully closed position.
Reply #32016-10-03
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-10-3 08:27. In this case, the power is not turned on; some control valves have faults and shut down due to those faults, while others do not have such a fault switch (the type without a spring inside the cylinder – in which case the valve position remains unchanged even when power is lost).

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