What is the Difference between E/P Positioner and I/P
positioner in a control valve? In which applications the
respective positioners are used in?
Answer Posted / abhinendra singh bhadauriya
i/p is a converter that converts 4-20 ma input signal to an
pneumatic signal(3-15 psig or 6-30 psig).i/p converter took
the input in the form of current (ma)and produce an output
in the form of pneumatic signal (air)which is used to
maitain the position of control valve.
but e/p positioner is an device which also reside i/p
converter inside it along with the positioner , means e/p
positioner is the combination of i/p converter and
positioner which receive the electric signal (as current or
voltage)and convert it in pneumatic form which is
responsible for the operation of control valve.
thangs
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 4 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Why rdt and thermocouple both give different output .and one things more, how to generate ohm or mili volt plz mail me merajalam143545@yahoo.com
How INtools is useful for routine Instrument maintenance?
Explain the mechanism behind the turbine meter.
why fuse block is not used for AI signal?
I m appointed as an automation trainee engineer in small firm in that I am only the one , my company give me a project on s7-200 as i m beginner I don't know how to program so please send me the helpful site so that I complete my project before deadline....please help me out in this critical situation.
How is work 5/2 sov?
what is the responsibility of an instrument commissioning supervisor
What is the reason PT speed not incresed in gas turbine?
Describe a time when you anticipated potential problems and developed preventive measures.
why any measurement made interms of pressure is more accurate ? to be more precise most of the flow velocity is made interms of pressure and it is accurate. what is the reason behind pressure measurement being accurate ?
what is the procedure of O2 sensor(ABB) calibration?
what is piezoelectric transducer?give an example in power plant n state its principle?
how to measure oxygen which methods are using?
How to convert mmWc(mili meter water colam) to tph(ton per hour)?
what is the different between deflection type measurement and null type measurement in RTD?