The document discusses MOV (motor operated valves) and pneumatic control valves. It covers the types and applications of MOV, differences between MOV and pneumatic control valves, and problems with MOV. It also discusses pneumatic control valves in more detail, including the main types (air to open and air to close), accessories like regulators and I/P converters, and the working principles of I/P converters and positioners. The document is a presentation on control valves for a course on instrumentation and control basics.

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Topic- MOV & Pneumatic
Control Valve
Presented by :-
Amit Kumar

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1- MOV
2-Application of MOV
3-Typesof modes
4- Difference Between MOVs & Pneumatic Control Valves
5-MOVSettings
6- Problems
7- RelatedQuestions
8-Typesof PneumaticControlValves
9-PneumaticControlValvesAccessories
9-Workingprincipleof I/P
10-WorkingPrinciple of Positioner
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MOV:- Motor operated valves can be used to completely allow or completely Stop the
flow of fluid. These valves are mostly used for on–off and inching
service. These valves are not used for throttling purposes since they
mainly serve on-off service application. But now used in throttling
purpose.

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Application of MOV:-
1- Frequent operation is required
2- Large Size
3- Inaccessible or Dangerous Places
Types of Mode Operated by MOV:-
1- ON-Off Mode
2- Inching Mode
Overview

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1- Pneumatic Control valve have a faster response as compared to
Motorized valves.
2- Pneumatic Control valve can be used for any types of control like
Pressure Control, Temperature control, Flow Control etc. while Motorized
valves are used for flow control.
3- Pneumatic Control Valve are used in close loop control while
Motorized valve are used in open loop control.
4- Pneumatic Control Valve have an analog control element while the
Motorized have a digital control element.
Difference Between MOV & Pneumatic Control valves

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1- Open Limit
2- Close Limit
3- Open Torque
4- Close Torque
Limit Switch & Torque Switch Settings

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Limit Switch & Torque Switch Settings

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Limit Switch & Torque Switch Settings

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1- Manual Handle not working
2- Feed back
3- Trip
Related Questions ?
Problems

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Pneumatic Control Valves

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MainlyTwotypescontrolvalves
1- AirtoOpen
2- AirtoClose

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Basicsof Instrumentation andControl
Course Contents
CourseTopics
Introduction to measurements and controlconcepts
Pressure measurement
Flow measurement
Levelmeasurement
Temperature measurement
Control Valves
ProcessControl Loops
Control Systems(PLC,DCS,SCADA)
AirtoOpen&AirtoClose

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Basicsof Instrumentation andControl
Course Contents
CourseTopics
Introduction to measurements and controlconcepts
Pressure measurement
Flow measurement
Levelmeasurement
Temperature measurement
Control Valves
ProcessControl Loops
Control Systems(PLC,DCS,SCADA)
Thepurpose of valve accessoriesis to obtain the best operational and safety performance
from the control valves.
Themost common control valve accessoriesare:
1-Hand wheel or manuallevel.
2- Air Filter Regulator
3- I/P Converter
4-Air Lock Relay
5- Position Feed Back
Control ValveAccessories

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Basicsof Instrumentation andControl
Course Contents
CourseTopics
Introduction to measurements and controlconcepts
Pressure measurement
Flow measurement
Levelmeasurement
Temperature measurement
Control Valves
ProcessControl Loops
Control Systems(PLC,DCS,SCADA)
Theair set provides the required
instrument air for the control valve
and its accessories.Theusual
components are an air regulator
and afilter to ensure dry air for
the instruments. In many cases,a
combined filter regulator isused.
Air Regulator

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Basicsof Instrumentation andControl
Course Contents
CourseTopics
Introduction to measurements and controlconcepts
Pressure measurement
Flow measurement
Levelmeasurement
Temperature measurement
Control Valves
ProcessControl Loops
Control Systems(PLC,DCS,SCADA)
In most modern industrial facilities, the control system is electronic or digital,
however most of the control valves are operated by pneumatic actuators. The
transducer will convert the standard 4 to 20 mA electronic signal to the required 3-15
psi signal. Thecurrent-to pneumatic (air) transducer, commonly referred to asan I/P
transducer is arelatively simple device and literally produced by all instrument
manufacturers. Although the appearance may vary, the principle of operations is
similar for allmanufacturers.
Transducer(I/P)

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Basicsof Instrumentation andControl
Course Contents
CourseTopics
Introduction to measurements and controlconcepts
Pressure measurement
Flow measurement
Levelmeasurement
Temperature measurement
Control Valves
ProcessControl Loops
Control Systems(PLC,DCS,SCADA)
Working Principle of I/P

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Basicsof Instrumentation andControl
Course Contents
CourseTopics
Introduction to measurements and controlconcepts
Pressure measurement
Flow measurement
Levelmeasurement
Temperature measurement
Control Valves
ProcessControl Loops
Control Systems(PLC,DCS,SCADA)
Working Principle of Positioner
Acontrol valve positioner is a device used to increase or decrease the air load
pressure driving the actuator until the valves stem reaches a position balance
to the output signal from the process variable instrument controller.
Positioner are generally used on controlling valves where accurate and
rapid control is required without error or hysteresis.

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