Yes, a control valve with a limit stop of 5% set at the factory can be adjusted at site to 10%.

This is
typically done by adjusting the limit stop screw or nut, which is usually located on the actuator or valve
body. The specific procedure for adjusting the limit stop will vary depending on the valve manufacturer
and model.

To adjust the limit, stop to 10%, follow these general steps:

Disconnect the actuator from the valve.

Remove the cover plate or cap that protects the limit stop screw or nut.

Use a screwdriver or wrench to turn the limit stop screw or nut clockwise.

Rotate the screw or nut until the valve reaches the desired open position (10%).

Reinstall the cover plate or cap.

Reconnect the actuator to the valve.

Once the limit stop has been adjusted, it is important to verify that the valve is operating properly. This
can be done by manually operating the valve and checking the open position with a valve position
indicator.

It is important to note that adjusting the limit stop can affect the performance of the control valve. For
example, if the limit stop is set too low, the valve may not be able to achieve the desired flow rate.
Conversely, if the limit stop is set too high, the valve may be more prone to cavitation and erosion.

It is therefore important to consult with the valve manufacturer or a qualified engineer before adjusting
the limit stop.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when adjusting the limit stop of a control valve:

Make sure that the valve is properly lubricated before adjusting the limit stop.

Be careful not to overtighten the limit stop screw or nut, as this can damage the valve.

If the valve is equipped with a torque limiter, be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for
adjusting the limit stop.

Once the limit stop has been adjusted, it is important to recheck the valve's operation to make sure that
it is functioning properly.
If you have any questions or concerns about adjusting the limit stop of a control valve, please consult
with a qualified engineer.