Valve Positioner

The controller signal (usually 0.2 to 1 kg/cm pneumatic signal) is applied to the bellows. When this signal pressure increases, the bellows tend to rotate the bellcrank lever. This movement causes the pilot relay (direct action pilot) to increase the positioner output pressure. This output pressure fed to the actuator, consequently moves the valve stem. The valve stem motion is fedback through mechanical linkages to the force balance spring, loading or unloading it until the spring tension on the bellcrank lever balances the operating force of the bellow. When these two forces are in balance the system is in equlibrium, with the pilot throtting the output pressure to maintain equilibrium.

 

Inlet Pressure: Upto 10 Kg / cm2 (150 psig)

Outlet Pressure : 0 to 120 psig with spring ranges of 0 to 30 psig, 0 to 60 psig to 0 to 120 psig

End connection : Inlet / Outlet / Gauge : 1/4″ NPT (F)

Filter Element : ABS plastic, 25 microns and 5 microns option Stainless steel option available

Features:

    • Self-relieving
    • Higher capacity and lower droop
    • Soft seat construction in both the pressure reducing and relief section
    • Aluminium or Stainless Steel Material option
    • Rugged, corrosion – resistant construction
    • Filter size options available to suit different applications
    • Economic design with minimum moving parts
    • Superior regulation characteristics
    • Excellent stability and repeatability
    • Effect of supply pressure variation is negligible
    • Ideal for control valves and power cylinders

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