MOV (Motor Operated Valve) Application and Construction
Learning objectives
- List the advantages of using an MOV
- Describe the operation of a typical MOV
- Discuss typical scenarios in which MOV use would be beneficial
- Describe the components of actuators and explain the differences between the Limitorque 00/000 and 0-3
Course overview
Using motor operated valves (MOVs) aids remote valve operation throughout a plant. Valves in hard-to-access areas can be operated from control rooms or other remote locations. To satisfy a range of torque, thrust, and speed requirements, these MOVs come in a variety of basic designs that use different gear drives/ratios and spring pack assemblies. The MOV (Motor Operated Valve) Application and Construction training course describes MOV components, uses, and operations.
This online course covers basic MOV operation including:
- Actuator motors
- 00/000 declutch mechanism
- 00/000 worm and drive sleeve assembly
- 00/000 handwheel assembly
- 00/000 torque and limit switches
- Nameplates
- 0-3 actuator components
- 03 declutch mechanism operation
The MOV Application and Construction course is part of the Motor Operated Valves training series.
- Training Type: Interactive
- 120 Minutes
- English