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I’m seeking advice from experts: what is the function of the button on the valve mechanism?

2017-12-11View Original

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As the title suggests, I’m seeking advice from experts: what is the function of the button on the valve mechanism? What else is a two-speed electric valve? Are there materials I can use to learn?*
Reply #22017-12-11
REM is an abbreviation for REMOTE, which means remote control; LOC is an abbreviation for LOCAL, which means on-site control ; STOP means to stop ; The arrow button on the right indicates that the valve is open; the top parallel lines with a diamond symbol indicate that the valve is fully open ; The arrow on the left indicates closing the valve, and a vertical line added in the middle of the bottom parallel lines shows that the valve is completely closed. O/S means valve on/off
Reply #32017-12-11
This is a BIFFI electric actuator, similar to a ROTORK knob
Reply #42017-12-12
Operating from a remote location involves internal control; the DCS is used to control the switches; Go to the site; it’s the on-site button switches and valves
Reply #52017-12-12
Opening, closing, and stopping are buttons; knobs are used for local and remote stopping – local refers to on-site operation, while remote refers to off-site operation

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