what is the meaning of reverse action and forward action of
control valve...
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For linear motion valves
Direct acting valve:
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valve opens when stem is drawn out of the body
Reverse acting valve:
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valve closes when stem in pushed into the body
reference:
Lessons in industrial instrumentation - version 4 - page:713
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