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SRI983 Electro-Pneumatic Positioner - explosion ... - Foxboro Eckardt

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14 <strong>SRI983</strong> MI EVE0103 A-(en)<br />

4.5 Determination of rotation angle factor Uϕ<br />

In conjunction with the attachment kit for rotary actuators<br />

(Code EBZG-PN, -MN, -JN, -ZN, -RN) the rotation angle<br />

factor Uϕ can be determined as follows:<br />

ϕ<br />

Rotation angle<br />

Uϕ =<br />

=<br />

∆ w Input signal range [ mA ]<br />

The rotation angle factors Uϕ of the individual range springs<br />

are stated in the following table.<br />

The rotation angles are also taken into account in the graph<br />

of the range springs (see page 15).<br />

4.6 Determination of stroke factor UX The stroke factor Ux is the ratio of the entire range of the<br />

output variable (stroke x) to the entire range of the input<br />

variable (command variable w).<br />

For FOXBORO ECKARDT diaphragm actuators PA-200 to<br />

PA700/702 :<br />

x<br />

Stroke in mm<br />

Ux =<br />

=<br />

∆ w Input signal range in mA<br />

Range spring Cam 1)<br />

Ident No. old ID Colour<br />

1 420 493 013 FES 627/1 yellow<br />

2 420 494 019 FES 628/1 green<br />

3 502 558 017 FES 612/1 - without -<br />

4 420 496 011 FES 715/1 gray<br />

5 420 495 014 FES 629/1 blue<br />

linear<br />

For FOXBORO ECKARDT diaphragm actuators 1500 cm²<br />

and actuators of other manufacturers (Io = 117.5 mm 1) ):<br />

Ux =<br />

x<br />

Io<br />

×<br />

∆ w Is<br />

Is = Feedback lever length in mm (for FOXBORO<br />

ECKARDT actuator 1500 cm²: Is = 122.5 mm)<br />

The stroke factor can be used to determine for each application<br />

whether or with which spring the desired setting can<br />

be made.<br />

Five different range springs are available for matching to<br />

the stroke and input signal range.<br />

4.6.1 Stroke factor ranges of the range springs<br />

ThestrokefactorUx determined as described above should<br />

lie within the ranges of the respective range springs indicated<br />

in the following table, as close as possible to the lower<br />

value.<br />

Equal perc. and<br />

inverse<br />

equal perc.<br />

max. 120° max. 90°<br />

1.7 ... 4.7<br />

(max. 7)<br />

3.5 ... 9.5<br />

(max. 14)<br />

5.8 ... 14.5<br />

(max. 21.75)<br />

8.4 ... 21.5<br />

(max. 32.75)<br />

11.5 ... 27.5<br />

(max. 41.5)<br />

2.4 ... 8<br />

(max. 10)<br />

5 ... 15<br />

(max. 20)<br />

8.2 ... 24<br />

(max. 28)<br />

12 ... 35<br />

(max. 43)<br />

-<br />

Stroke factor ranges<br />

Stroke factor<br />

Ux<br />

mm<br />

mA<br />

0.4 ... 1.2<br />

(max. 1,7)<br />

0.85 ... 2.3<br />

(max. 3.35)<br />

1.4 ... 3.5<br />

(max. 5.25)<br />

2.0 ... 5.5<br />

(max. 7.9)<br />

2.75 ... 7.0<br />

(max. 10)<br />

Stroke<br />

range 2)<br />

mm<br />

Remarks<br />

8 ... 34 2)<br />

17 ... 68 built-in<br />

28 ... 105 2)<br />

40 ... 158 3)<br />

55 ... 200 3)<br />

1) For equal percentage and inverse equal percentage cams the rotation angle factors are a function of their corresponding rotation angles.<br />

2) Included in FESG-FN (Id No. 420 496 011)<br />

2)<br />

2)

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