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Self-acting control valve

2016-10-28View Original

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May I ask where exactly is the pressure tapping point for a self-acting control valve with internal pressure tapping? Is a pressure tap needed? I only have the external dimension diagram
Reply #22016-10-28
Pressure tapping pipes are needed, but not in large quantities; something slightly higher than the valve will do, in a 7 shape. As for the location, it depends on whether this valve controls the pressure before or after the valve; there is a difference.
Reply #32016-11-02
The pressure tapping point for self-acting control valves with internal pressure sensing is usually located inside the valve body, on the side facing the outlet; There are no exposed pressure tapping pipes, but some may be present inside the valve body and others may not; it depends on the specific internal structure.

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