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How to determine whether an electric valve is actually open or closed

2016-10-25View Original

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The PLC shows that the electric valve is open, but upon inspection it is actually not open at all. It’s still closed. Is this a common situation in industry? ? How was it resolved
Reply #22016-10-25
There should be a limit switch; check to see if there are any issues
Reply #32016-10-25
Finally, it relies on the actual site conditions; if everything on-site is incorrect, how can anything implemented using DCS be correct?
Reply #42016-10-25
Typical electric actuators are equipped with limits for the open and closed positions of the valve; these two signals can be sent back to the DCS to monitor the status. Of course, if it is suspected that there might be a problem with the opening or closing of the valve, it is necessary to go to the site to verify the situation.
Reply #52016-10-25
Is the switch feedback connected in reverse? If it can move, just take a look

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