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Subject: Frequency control vs control valves
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Date: 08/13/99
Posted by: Paul Kevenaar
E-mail: kevpau(at)zeelandnet(dot)nl(no spam)
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Can anyone help me?
I am preparing a study for replacing (existing) control valves for
frequency controlled drives on (existing) pumps and fans.
I am looking for references and experiences. (Links, books, articles,
etc)
What are the consequences for the behaviour of the controlled process?
What are the (dis) advantages and pitfalls?
What are the main factors for a successful replacement?
Can I maintain the (existing) electrical drive? If not why?
(380V AC (3 phase), 50Hz, Hazardous area)
Regards,
Paul Kevenaar
(Process Engineer)
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