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| Suppose the pilot pressure range is from 3 to 15 psig for the illustrated pneumatically-operated diaphragm-actuated control valve. Assuming the control valve is trimmed for a linear response and the travel position indicator is calibrated in percentage, what would the approximate valve position with a 9 psig pilot pressure? GS-0051 |
| A) 25% open |
| B) 33% open |
| C) 50% open |
| D) 75% open |
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| bhuioo - 2024-10-11 13:43:28 Registered (7) |
| This is an interesting question about control valve operation! With a pilot pressure of 9 psig, which is midway between the 3 to 15 psig range, you can expect the valve position to be approximately 50% if it’s calibrated for linear response. Understanding these relationships is key for effective system control. For more insights on pneumatic systems, check out <a href="https://dubaiinsights.ae/" hreflang="en">https://dubaiinsights.ae/</a>. Looking forward to more discussions! |