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8<br />

<strong>Equipment</strong>/ <strong>functions</strong><br />

Adjustable swing angle<br />

During manual operation the swing<br />

angle is limited via the internal end<br />

stops. If the customer requirements<br />

have not been mentioned in the<br />

order, the actuator is supplied with a<br />

swing angle of 90° The swing angle<br />

may be subsequently adjusted<br />

within a range of 80° – 110°. The<br />

operating time is extended or<br />

reduced accordingly.<br />

Seating<br />

Depending on the design of the valve<br />

to be operated, end position switching<br />

either limit seating, i.e. by measuring<br />

the valve travel completed, or<br />

torque seating, i.e. after reaching a<br />

defined torque. For this purpose, the<br />

Limit seating<br />

Speed<br />

Other swing angle ranges<br />

(option)<br />

On request the part-turn actuators<br />

may be supplied with different swing<br />

angle ranges.<br />

The following swing angle ranges<br />

are available:<br />

■ 30° – 40°<br />

■ 40° – 55°<br />

■ 55° – 80°<br />

■ 80° – 110° (standard)<br />

■ 110° – 160°<br />

■ 160° – 230°<br />

■ 230° – 320°<br />

The actuator runs at nominal output speed up to the set<br />

tripping point P. Due to the high reduction ratio and the<br />

consequently low output speeds (3.75 rpm at the shortest<br />

operating time 4 s for 90°) the overrun may be ignored.<br />

actuator is equipped with two independent<br />

measuring systems, i.e.<br />

limit switching and torque switching.<br />

The type of seating has to be taken in<br />

P<br />

Torque seating<br />

Set tripping torque<br />

Travel<br />

Travel<br />

OPEN CLOSED OPEN<br />

CLOSED<br />

Torque<br />

account both when setting the actuator<br />

and in the actuator control. However,<br />

the processing of signals for<br />

the two types of seating differs.<br />

After starting from the end position OPEN, the actuator<br />

runs in direction CLOSE. In end position CLOSED the<br />

torque increases within the valve seat until the actuator is<br />

automatically switched off after reaching the set value.

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