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Valve failure modes: What do FI and FR mean?

2018-05-23View Original

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I’ve seen FO and FC, but what does this mean? FI = Fail to Intact FR = Fail to Remain Please advise, thank you
Reply #22018-05-23
Take a look at the functional indicators and graphic symbols for process measurement and control instruments in HG/T 20505-2014
Reply #32018-05-23
There’s nothing consistent here; I checked and both of them mean to maintain
Reply #42018-05-23
Is FI any position, and is FR reset?
Reply #52018-05-24
They all mean fault retention; it is necessary to check the circuit diagram for specifics. There are differences between the signal circuit and the air supply circuit.
Reply #62018-05-24
FI should be fault retention, and FR is also fault retention, right?
Reply #72018-05-25
The English I looked up means the same thing, but it doesn’t seem right to me. What is FL?
Reply #82018-05-25
FL should be fault lock, I guess. fail lock

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