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1
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THE LAST ACTIVE ELEMENT OF A CONTROL LOOP

A

FINAL CONTROL ELEMENT

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DEVICE THAT RECEIVES A CONTROL SIGNAL AND REGULATES THE AMOUNT OF MATERIAL OR ENERGY IN A PROCESS

A

FINAL ELEMENT

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MOST COMMON FINAL ELEMENT

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CONTROL VALVE

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4
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A VALVE BODY AND ACTUATOR THAT IS ABLE TO CONTROL FLUID FLOW AT ANY POSITION BETWEEN FULLY OPEN AND FULLY CLOSED

A

THROTTLING CONTROL VALVE

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5
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THE PATH THROUGH THE VALVE BODY FROM THE INLET TO THE OUTLET PORT

A

WAY

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6
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THE LOCATION WITHIN THE VALVE BODY WHERE INTERNAL PARTS ARE PLACED TO DIRECT FLUID FLOW THROUGH THE VALVE

A

POSITION

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7
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THE VALVE DOES NOT ALLOW THE PRESSURIZED FLUID TO FLOW OUT OF A VALVE IN THE SPRING ACTUATED POSITION.

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NORMALLY CLOSED (N/C)

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THE VALVE DOES ALLOW THE FLUID TO FLOW OUT OF A VALVE IN THE SPRING ACTUATED POSITION.

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NORMALLY OPEN (N/O)

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9
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VALVE PLUG STEM
VALVE PLUG
CAGE
SEAT RING

A

PRIMARY TRIM COMPONENTS

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10
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PACKING
PACKING FLANGE
PACKING GLAND
FLUSHING RING

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SECONDARY TRIM COMPONENTS

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11
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THE HOUSING COMPONENT OR SHELL OF THE VALVE. CONNECTED TO PROCESS VIA FLANGED OR THREADED PIPING CONNECTIONS

A

BODY

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12
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THE SEAL AREA AROUND RHE SLIDING STEM.

A

PACKING AND PACKING BOX

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13
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THE MOVING ASSEMBLY CONNECTED TO THE SLIDING STEM, MOVES IN AND OUT OF VALVE SEAT. ALSO REGULATES FLOW

A

DISC OR PLUG

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14
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THE PART OF THE VALVE THAT PROVIDES THE MOVEMENT OF THE STEM ASSEMBLY.

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ACTUATOR

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15
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THE PUSHING AND PULLING ROD THAT TRANSFERS MOTION FROM THE ACTUATOR TO THE PLUG

A

STEM (SHAFT)

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16
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STATIONARY RECEIVER FOR THE PLUG

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SEAT

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17
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FORCES THE VALVE STEM IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION OF THE DIAPHRAGM ASSEMBLY.

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SPRING

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18
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FLEXIBLE DISK THAT TRANSFERS THE PNEUMATIC FORCE TO MOVE THE VALVE STEM

A

DIAPHRAM

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19
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MANUAL OVERRIDE THAT LIMITS THE MOTION OF THE VALVE, FORCES IT TO STAY OPEN, CLOSED, or THROTTLED

A

HANDWHEEL

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20
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CONVERTS AN ELECTRICAL SIGNAL TO PNEUMATIC SIGNAL

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I/P TRANSDUCER

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21
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THREE FAIL SAFE MODES:

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  1. F/C
  2. F/O
  3. FAIL LAST POSITION
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22
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2 ANSI EMERGENCY CLASSES

A

V & VI

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23
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WHAT IS THE EMERGENCY CLASS ?

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ANY CLASS PAST VI

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24
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3 REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRESAFE SHUTOFF:

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  1. WITHSTAND 45 MIN. OF DIRECT FLAME IMPINGEMENT
  2. ELEMENT AND SEAT MADE FROM DIFF. MATERIALS
  3. SEATS ARE SPRING LOADED TO PUSH INTO ELEMENT FOR COMPLETE SHUTOFF
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25
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TO ACHIEVE THE DESIRED SHUTOFF FOR A PARTICULAR APPLICATION.

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VALVE LAPPING

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26
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IS APPLIED TO SEATING AREA OF ELEMENT CREATE AS TIGHT A SEAT TO ELEMENT MATCH AS POSSIBLE

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LAPPING COMPOUND

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27
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50% = 80%

MAX FLOW WITH MINIMAL TRAVEL

A

QUICK OPENING CAGE

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28
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50% = 50%

EQUAL INCREMENTS OF TRAVEL

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EQUAL PERCENTAGE

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29
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MINIMUM CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA OF THE FLOW STREAM AND OCCURS JUST DOWNSTREAM OF THE ACTUAL RESTRICTION

A

VENA CONTRACTA

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30
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PROCESS IN WHICH A PORTION OF THE LIQUID FLUID CONVERTS TO VAPOR. CHARACTERIZED AS SMOOTH,POLISHED APPEARANCE USUALLY AT THE SEAT LINE OF PLUG OR SEAT RING

A

FLASHING

31
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PROCESS IN WHICH VAPOR BUBBLES COLLAPSE INSIDE THE VALVE BODY.

A

CAVITATION

32
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WHEN THE SPEED OF A GAS INCREASES THAT IS ALREADY TRAVELING AT THE SPEEE OF SOUND CREATING WAVES

A

SONIC VELOCITY

33
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6 TYPES OF SLIDING STEM VALVES

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  1. SINGLE PORTED
  2. DOUBLE PORTED
  3. 3 WAY
  4. Y-ANGLE
  5. SPLIT BODY
  6. 90• ANGLE
34
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3 CLASSES OF SLIDING STEM VALVES

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  1. GLOBE VALVE
  2. GATE VALVE
  3. DIAPHRAGM
35
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GLOBE SHAPED PLUG SLIDES INTO A ROUND SEAT OR PORT. GENERALLY SINGLE PORTED

A

GLOBE CONTROL VALVE

36
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THROTTLING VALVE WHERE FLUID ENTERS HORIZONTALLY, MAKES A TURN THRU THE PLUG AND SEAT AND ANOTHER TURN TO EXIT THE VALVE

A

SINGLE PORTED GLOBE VALVE

37
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THIS VALVES PURPOSE IS TO MAXIMIZE FLOW THROUGH THE VALVE WHILE REDUCING THE PRESSURE DROP .

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DOUBLE PORTED

38
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2 TYPES OF 3 WAY VALVES

A

DIVERTING - 1 INLET/2 OUTLETS
1 PRODUCT SENT 2 PLACES

MIXING - 2 INLETS/1 OUTLET 2 PRODUCTS MIXED TO MAKE A NEW PRODUCT

39
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THIS VALVE HAS 3 OPENINGS AND IS A SPECIAL TYPE OF GLOBE CONTROL VALVE

A

3 WAY

40
Q

THIS VALVE HAS NO PRESSURE DROP DUE TO STRAIGHT FLOW PATH. COMMONLY APPLIED IN MOLTEN METAL

A

Y ANGLE

41
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THESE VALVES ARE EASY TO REPAI AND ARE A MORE ECONOMICAL MAINTENANCE SOLUTION

A

SPLIT BODY

42
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ELIMINATES 1 OF THE 3 90 DEGREE TURNS IN THE FLOW PATH OF GLOBE BODY VALVES

A

90 DEGREE ANGLE

43
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VALVES DISTINGUISHED BY A FLAT OR WEDGE SHAPED PLATE THAT IS MOVED INTO OR OUT OF THE FLOW PATH.

A

GATE VALVE

44
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HOW TO CLOSE GATE VALVE:

A

GENTLY CLOSE UNTIL RESISTANCE IS FELT

OPEN 1 FULL TURN,HESITATE SO DEBRIS AND SCALE FROM SEAT

FULLY RETIGHTEN

45
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2 TYPES OF GATE VALVES

A

MULTI-ORFICE: USED IN THROTTLING APPLICATIONS

V-ORFICE: ABILITY TO SHEAR THRU FLOW OF SUSPENDED SOLID MATERIALS

46
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THIS VALVE USES A SOFT DIAPHRAGM AGAINST A HARDENED RIGID WEIR SURFACE TO STOP FLOW.

A

SAUNDERS VALVES (SPHINCTER)

47
Q

THIS VALVE USES A FLEXIBLE TUBE SECTION TRAPPED BETWEEN 2 RIGID FORMING VISE LIKE BARS.

BETTER IN LIQUID SERVICE, LEAKS ARE EASY TO DETECT

A

PINCH VALVE

48
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MOST POPULAR TYPE OF GLOBE

A

SINGLE PORT

49
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WHAT ARE SLIDING STEM VALVES ALSO KNOWN AS

A

RISING STEM VALVES

50
Q

4 TYPES OF ACTUATORS

A

DIAPHRAGM & SPRING
PISTON
ROTARY SHAFT ACTUATORS
MANUAL OPERATORS

51
Q

A DEVICE THAT RESPONDS TO AN INSTRUMENT BY CREATING A LINEAR OR ROTATIONAL MOVEMENT. WHAT MAKES A VALVE A CONTROL VALVE

A

ACTUATORS

52
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PRESSURE TO FORCE CONVERTOR USING A CIRCULAR DIAPHRAGM TO TRANSMIT FORCE TO A THRUST ROD.

A

DIAPHRAGM & SPRING

53
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ARE DIRECT ACTING AND REVERSE ACTING.

A

ACTUATORS

54
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DIAPHRAGM AND SPRING 4 POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS

A

DIRECT/DIRECT : (FO)
DIRECT/REVERSE: (FC)
REVERSE/DIRECT: (FC)
REVERSE/REVERSE: (FO)

55
Q

IS GENERALLY MOLDED FROM A FABRIC REINFORCED ELASTOMER THAT IS FLEXIBLE AND PLACED BETWEEN 2 CASINGS

A

DIAPHRAGM

56
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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF DIAPHRAGM AND SPRING VALVES:

A

ADV: LOW COST & HIGH PERFORMANCE

DISADVANTAGE: LENGTH OF STROKE AND AMOUNT OF FORCE THAT CAN BE DEVELOPED

57
Q

PRE-CALIBRATION ALIGNMENT WHERE ACTUATOR IS SEPARATED FROM THE VALVE.

3-11 or 15-6 PSI

A

BENCH SET

58
Q

2 PNEUMATICALLY ACTUATED GLOBE VALVES:

A

DIAPHRAGM ACTUATED GLOBE VALVE

PISTON ACTUATED GLOBE VALVE

59
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2 TYPES OF PISTON STYLE VALVES:

A

SINGLE ACTING: DEFINITE FAIL POSITION

DOUBLE ACTING: FAIL LAST POSITION.
*REQUIRES PRESSURE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE PISTON

60
Q

2 TYPES OF SINGLE ACTING PISTON TYPE ACTUATORS:

A

SPRING OPPOSED

COMPRESSED AIR OPPOSED

61
Q

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PISTON STYLE:

A

ADV: GREATER FORCE, SMALL FOOTPRINT & STROKE LENGTH 3-6 INCHES
DISADVANTAGES: NEED CLEAN DRY AIR & HAS TO BE REPLACE IF DAMAGED

62
Q

AS AIR ON ONE SIDE REDUCES, THE OTHER SIDE INCREASES MOVING THE VALVE FROM OPEN TO CLOSED. MUST BE CONTROLLED WITH A VALVE POSITIONER

A

DOUBLE ACTING PISTON TYPE ACTUATOR

63
Q

3 ROTARY ACTION STYLE VALVES

A

RACK & PINION
ELECTROMECHANICAL
DIAPHRAGM

64
Q

IN THIS VALVE AIR ENTERS ONE PORT FORCING PISTONS OUTWARDS TURNING IT COUNTER CLOCKWISE WHILE AIR IS EXHAUSTED FROM THE SECOND PORT

A

RACK & PINION

65
Q

IN THIS VALVE THE ELECTRIC MOTOR IS CONNECTED THROUGH A WORM GEAR TO CONVERT ROTARY ACTION INTO LINEAR MOTION TO MOVE A VALVE STEM

A

ELECTROMECHANICAL

66
Q

IN THIS ROTARTY ACTION STYLE VALVE THE STEM AND CONNECTOR ARE REPLACED WITH AN ACTUATOR ROD THAT IS CONNECTED TO ACTUATOR LEVER TO SHAFT OF VALVE

A

DIAPHRAM

67
Q

VALVE POSITION IS DETERMINED BY SIGHT.

TALL STEM = OPEN VALVE…. SHORT STEM= CLOSED VALVE.

A

RISING STEM VALVE

68
Q

MANUAL OPERATOR STYLE VALVES:

A
  1. COMMON ON GATE VALVES

2. MOUNTED ON TOP OR SIDE

69
Q

2 MOST BASIC PNEUMATIC ACTUATORS ARE :

A

DIAPHRAGM & PISTON

70
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DIAPHRAGM ACTUATORS ARE MADE FOR 2 DIFF. FUNCTIONS:

A

DIRECT ACTING

REVERSE ACTING

71
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“RISING STEM” ACTUATORS ARE OFTEN CALLED :

A

MANUAL OPERATOR STYLE ACTUATORS

72
Q

WHICH TYPE OF ACTUATOR HAS “INHERENT INERTIA ISSUES”

A

ROTARY ACTION STYLE- ELECTROMECHANICAL

73
Q

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SINGLE AND DOUBLE ACTING?

A

DOUBLE: REQUIRES PRESSURE ON BOTH SIDES OF PISTON TO BE VARIED TO CONTROL VALVE POSITION

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