Dears,
I would like to know, for sizing of level control valve we assume min and max flow and inlet pressure and pressure drop but my concern is how in level control valve operates in min/max flow. only level transmitter manipulates the control valve through 4-20mA.
We are considering ie 500 BPD 10% opening of valve and 5000 BPD 85% of level control valve but we are controlling through the level transmitter, how control valve opening and closing based on flow rate.
Please advise me I am totally confuse.
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Level Control Valve Sizing Min/max Flow Rate
Started by siddiquiee, Jan 25 2012 11:12 AM
sizing min/max flow rate
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 11:12 AM
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Guest_essakki_petro_*
Posted 25 January 2012 - 12:32 PM
nice you are talking about cascaded loop, nothing in there to confuse. depends up on your level PV transmitter generate MV its go to controller and here this MV converted into SV by flow ranging another MV will generate directly its control the final control element(control valve)
i hope u will clear on this
i hope u will clear on this
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 10:03 PM
1. The level is controlled by regulating flowrate. For example, liquid level in a process vessel is controlled by regulating the liquid flowrate at the bottom of the vessel.
2. If the level higher than the set-point, the control valve will open more so that flowrate will increase and the level will drop accordingly to the set-point.
3. Similarly, when the liquid level drop, the valve opening will be reduced such that flowrate will also be reduced and r esult in liquid accumulation in the vessel
4. We need to know the min/max flowrate this is to ensure that the control valve selected operates within the right ranges and the valve opening at normal flowrate should be around 70~80 %.
5. What would happen if, let say the incoming liquid is 10,000 kh/h but the control valve is sized for maximum rate of 9,000 kg/h?
2. If the level higher than the set-point, the control valve will open more so that flowrate will increase and the level will drop accordingly to the set-point.
3. Similarly, when the liquid level drop, the valve opening will be reduced such that flowrate will also be reduced and r esult in liquid accumulation in the vessel
4. We need to know the min/max flowrate this is to ensure that the control valve selected operates within the right ranges and the valve opening at normal flowrate should be around 70~80 %.
5. What would happen if, let say the incoming liquid is 10,000 kh/h but the control valve is sized for maximum rate of 9,000 kg/h?
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