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PCV Always Failure
Was wondering about problem of diaphragm failure. From specs , It looks like A PRV rather than control valve, One solution could be to use a regular control valve with hardened micro flute trim, due to high pressure and required low CV. Other solution could be to consider self regulating PRV...
RJ31
Post #6
Nov 16, 2024
Forum:
Control Valves
Basics of Conductive Level Sensor
I think most commonly conductive sensing is used for level alarms/switches. Long time back We had a system for level alarm/trip on a small boiler for drum level. The simple system had sensors and relays in the control room. For more sophisticated system see the link...
RJ31
Post #5
Sep 19, 2023
Forum:
Instrumentation & Measurement
Control Valve Sizing
Correction for pipe geometry is built in control valve sizing equation , So use of actual line size is correct. For more details refer to Masoneilan handbook of control valve sizing , which will be available on net. I wonder reason to use 3 x 2 reducers for 1.5 in valve, Hope this helps JR
RJ31
Post #4
Jul 28, 2023
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