where do you give the 4-20 ma i/p in a MIL control valve?

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where do you give the 4-20 ma i/p in a MIL control valve?..

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we can give 4-20 mA either to externally mounted i/p or
intergrated i/p cum positioner in MIL control valve.

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where do you give the 4-20 ma i/p in a MIL control valve?..

Answer / gsn murthy

the input of the MIL control valve normally in I/P (current
to pnuematic convertor) or direct mounted of E/I.

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where do you give the 4-20 ma i/p in a MIL control valve?..

Answer / sagar gadag hiranyakeshi suga

we give 4 to 20 ma i/p in positioner(in built
current/pressure transduser)

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