Why flow/pressure transmitter before control valve?
Answer / Swarn Kant Gautam
A flow or pressure transmitter is placed before the control valve to provide a measurement of the process variable, such as flow rate or pressure, that the control valve is intended to regulate. By monitoring the process variable, the controller can adjust the position of the control valve accordingly to maintain the desired setpoint.
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