Flowserve 2 Series P5 Type User Manual

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Flow Control Division

Kammer Control Valves

1

A 30 00 90 05

Washer

2

A AG 01 25 ID

Bushing

3

A AG 00 25 UL

O-Ring 22 x 2

4

A 30 00 80 00

Guide

5

A AG 00 35 NB

O-Ring 32,99 x 2,62

6

A 60 00 30 01

Lower body

7

A 60 00 50 01

Flange

8

A PS 03 28 05

Yoke plate

9

0 10 03 89 A2

Nut M 38 x 1,5

10

A 60 01 35 05

Actuator stem

11

A PS 03 70 05

Yoke rod

12

A AG 05 10 81

Coupling half.

13

A AG 05 30 A2

Screw

14

A AG 05 70 05

Coupling insert

15

0 10 03 36 A2

Nut, M10

16

A PS 01 02 05

Yoke plate

17

0 10 00 34 A2

Washer, Ø 6,4

18

0 10 03 34 A2

Nut, M 6

19

0 36 01 80 00

Travel indicator, assy.

20

0 10 02 24 A2

Screw M 6 x 30

21

0 10 02 31 A2

Screw M 6 x 110

22

A 60 00 20 01

Upper body

23

0 36 06 00 PA

Vent plug

24

0 10 00 69 A2

Nut, M 16

25

A 60 01 02 AP

Spacer

26

A 60 00 75 01

Plate

27

A 60 00 70 01

Spring plate

28

A 60 00 71 01

Spring plate

29

A 60 00 60 01

Piston

30

A AG 06 03 Al E

Sticker

31

A 60 00 10 EC

Diaphragm

32

A 60 00 86 71

Nut M 6 x 95

33

A 60 00 98 05

Guide

34

A 60 01 51 05

Actuator stem

35

A 60 00 94 05

Spacer ring

36

A 60 00 95 05

Intermediate ring

37*

Spring set

* Do not change the spring set thrust or increase the air

supply pressure without first consulting the manufacturer.

Service to the actuator is best performed when the actuator is removed from the valve body. For the purpose of these instructions, consider the

actuator as a separate subassembly with the procedures described in these instructions being performed on a bench. However, many service

repairs and adjustments can be accomplished in the field while the actuator and valve body are still connected to each other.

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REMOVING AND INSTALL ACTUATOR

6.1

REMOVING ACTUATOR

(refer to Fig. 1)

6.1.1

Shut off air supply.

WARNING: Depressurise the line to atmospheric pressure

and drain all fluids from the valve before working on the

actuator. Failure to do so can cause serious injury.

6.1.2

Disconnect all tubing.

6.1.3

Remove 2 screws (13) and remove coupling (12).

6.1.4

Remove yoke rod retaining nuts (15) and lift actuator

assembly from the valve.

6.1.5

Remove coupling insert (14) and it’s locknut from plug

stem.

NOTE: Ensure that the plug assembly is not rotated with

the plug seated. This may cause irreparable damage to the

seating faces.

6.2

INSTALL ACTUATOR

(refer to Fig. 1)

The actuator stem must be fully extended:

Actuators with air-to-open action must be fully vented.

Actuators with air-to-close action apply supply pressure.

Manually depress the plug stem to ensure the plug is fully

seated.

6.2.1

Screw coupling insert locknut and coupling insert as far as

possible onto plug stem.

6.2.2

Place the actuator assembly on the valve engaging the yoke

rod threads in the lower yoke plate and ensuring the actuator

faces in the correct direction.

6.2.3

Unscrew the coupling insert until the yoke rods are raised

from the lower yoke plate by around 2 mm.

NOTE: Ensure that the plug assembly is not rotated with

the plug seated. This may cause irreparable damage to the

seating faces.

6.2.4

Refit the coupling (12), ensuring

that the arrows, embossed on the

coupling halves, point upward

towards the actuator, and secure with

2 retaining screws (13).

6.2.5

Apply supply pressure resp. vent actuator to half stroke and

refit and tighten yoke rod retaining nuts (15).

6.2.6

Connect all tubing.

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REVERSE THE ACTUATOR ACTION

(refer Fig. 1)

DANGER: Actuators with “spring-to-close” action

can be disassembled and reassembled by using long

(de)compression screws. A suitable press is required to

disassembled and reassemble actuators with “spring-to-

open” action or to reverse the actuator action.

7.1

Reverse actuator action from spring-to-close to spring-
to-open

7.1.1

As required remove the actuator from the valve as described

in section 1.1.

7.1.2

If long (de)compression screws are not already fitted to the

actuator: remove 4 equally spaced case retaining screws

(20).

STOP!

NOTE: The trim is a very vunerable. Great care must be taken to prevent

damage to the pug and seat facings.

The upper yoke plate (8) and the yoke rods (11) are always removed and replaced with the actuator.

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