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What causes white clumps in the electric valve actuator?

2021-04-23View Original

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There are five electric valve actuators experiencing this issue in a row. The pump rooms are quite dry, and each of them is well-ventilated; however, there is white crystalline deposit inside the actuators. I hope experts can help figure out what could be causing this problem
Reply #22021-04-23
The ambient temperature is generally around 15-20 degrees
Reply #32021-04-24
Check the seals from the conduit and valve stem to the actuator. Also, the gland should be sealed with a gasket. It is likely caused by a material leak; for reference only.

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