BASIC OPERATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROL VALVES

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BASICBASICOPERATIONOPERATIONANDANDFUNCTI ONFUNCTIONOFOFCONTROLCONTROLVALVESVALVES 02-99- 2 -That valvedrives me crazy!??What ishappening insidethat valve??Gaskets Won't Seal!Unusually HighTrim Maintenance!!Packing Always Leaks!NOISY!!VIBRATING!!Positioner AlwaysNeeds Calibration!Too much seat leakage!LOUSY CONTROL !RATTLING!Table of ContentsTOPIC - SUBJECTSECTIONTerminology--------------- ---------------------------------------- ------- 1Control Valve BASIC Designs --------------------------------------- 2Characterization and Trim Design -------------------------------- 3Control Valve Technical Considerations ----------------------- 4Force-Balance Principle ---------------------------------------- ----- 5Actuator BASIC Designs ---------------------------------------- ------ 6Control Valve Unit Action ---------------------------------------- --- 7Actuator Benchset Range ---------------------------------------- --- 8Valve Positioner Basics ---------------------------------------- ------ 9Control Loop Action ---------------------------------------- ---------- 10Control Valve Packing Designs ----------------------------------- 11Seat Leakage ---------------------------------------- -------------------- 12- 3 -SECTION 1Terminology- 4 - CONTROL VALVE

bonnets are bolted, threaded, welded to, pressure-sealed, or integral with the body. butterfly valve: A valve with a circular body and a rotary motion disk closure member, pivotally supported by its shaft. cage: A part of a valve trim that surrounds the closure member and may provide flow characterization and/ or a seating surface.

  Valves, Sealed