An increasing number of industrial control systems are deploying field buses to control more sensors and actuators. As a key actuator in fluid control processes, electric actuators are commonly used in industrial applications. The most frequently used bus systems for electric actuators include Modbus, CAN, Profibus, DeviceNet, Foundation Fieldbus, HART,

Application Background of Process Control Actuators In many process control systems, it is necessary to achieve highly accurate and consistent control of the flow rate of liquids or gases through an automated control system (PLC/DCS). Due to the high precision required, such systems often need to make continuous and precise

The Increasingly Harsh Electromagnetic Environment in Industrial Sites As industrial electrification and intelligence continue to advance, an increasing number of high-power electrical devices (such as kilowatt-level motors, frequency converters, and inverters) are being integrated into industrial process control systems. Consequently, the electromagnetic environment in industrial sites is becoming more complex.

Butterfly Valve Working Principle: A butterfly valve uses a disc to control the flow of fluids or gases. The disc is mounted on a shaft, and when the handle is turned, the disc rotates 90 degrees to allow or block the flow. Features: Simple structure, compact size, low flow resistance,

Actuators can be classified based on their driving method into the following categories: 1. Electric Actuators Electric actuators use an electric motor as the power source, converting electrical energy into mechanical motion to drive the valve. Advantages: ✔ Adjustable speed✔ High positioning accuracy✔ Large torque output Disadvantages: ✖ Thermal effects

Many people have questions about the S2 duty cycle in actuators or electric valves. What does it mean, and why is it defined this way? 1. The Origin of S1, S2, S3, and S6 Duty Cycles The S1, S2, S3, and S6 duty cycles originate from electric motor classifications, with