CP Installation and MAintenance Manual
CP Installation and MAintenance Manual
CP Installation and MAintenance Manual
CP Range
Pneuma c Actuator
Section Page
Introduction 3
General Information 3
Health and Safety 4
Labels and Nameplates 4
Operating Limits 5
Handling and Lifting 5
Storage 6
Installation On Valve 6
Removal From Valve 6
Operation 8
Dismantling and Disposal 14
Rotork Sales and Service 14
Troubleshooting 15
Periodic and Corrective Maintenance 16
Parts List 33
Grease & Hydraulic Oil Specifications 37
THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY DUE TO WIDE VARIATIONS IN THE TERMINAL
INFORMATION. PLEASE ENSURE IT IS THOROUGHLY NUMBERING OF ACTUATOR PRODUCTS, ACTUAL
READ AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE INSTALLING, WIRING OF THIS DEVICE SHOULD FOLLOW THE PRINT
OPERATING OR MAINTAINING THE EQUIPMENT. SUPPLIED WITH THE UNIT.
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MAGNETIC RISKS
Health & Safety Risk Risk of magnetic field/disturbance and exothermic
Before installing the equipment, verify it is suitable reactions (RES_011).
for the intended application. If unsure consult Preventive measure The End User shall assure that actuator and
Rotork Fluid Systems. its components are installed far from
magnetic field, electro‐magnetic field,
radioactive source, electroacoustic
transducer which could modify its behavior.
RESIDUAL RISKS
The End User is in charge to avoid that
Residual risks resulting from equipment risk evaluation exothermic reactions can verify.
performed by Rotork Fluid Systems.
THERMAL RISKS Avoid maintenance operations with
Risk Hot/Cold surface during normal operation (RES_01). acid/basic solutions.
Preventive measures Operators should wear protective
gloves. Labels & Nameplates
NOISE
The following label is applied externally to the Actuator:
Risk Noise >85 dB during operation (RES_05).
Preventive measures Operators should wear ear
protections.
Operators should not stand near
the equipment during operation.
HEALTH RISKS
Risk Pressurized fluid ejection during normal operation
(RES_02).
Preventive measures All fittings must be properly sealed. Figure 1: Actuator label
All fixing clamps must be correctly
tightened and sealed. The TX surface temperature class is not provided since the
Risk Risk of intoxication (according to the type of medium actuator has not internal heat source. Maximum actuator
utilized) (RES_06). temperature is near the environmental or exercise fluid
Preventive measures Operators must use P.P.Ds and temperature, whichever is the greater. Normal operating
any other equipment (breathing apparatus) based temperature is about ‐30°C to +100°C. Temperature range is
on the type of supply medium. specified within the project specific technical documentation.
MECHANICAL RISKS Special applications out of previous range are available upon
request.
Risk: Uncontrolled movement (remote operation) ATEX plate does not indicate the maximum environmental
(RES_03). (This risk is applicable only for actuator provided with and/or exercise fluid temperature; this information is reported
Remote Control Panel) within the project specific technical documentation
Preventive measures: Assure that the actuator can not
be operated remotely. Prior to starting, remove pneumatic For CE (PED) marked actuator the following label is used:
supply, vent all pressure vessels, and remove electrical power.
Risk Presence of moving parts (center body, valve adapter)
(RES_04)
Preventive measures Do not perform start‐up or test the
actuator if the cylinder tube is
removed.
Risk: Loss of stability with possible parts projection
(RES_08).
Preventive measures Do not disassemble the actuator in
case of malfunctioning. Follow
instructions in the present manual
and contact Rotork Fluid Systems. Figure 2: Actuator PED label
Preventive measures: Foresee periodic maintenance
procedure to verify tightening.
It is not allowed to remove the label.
Risk: Presence of potential energy (RES_10) during
dismantling.
Preventive measures Do not disassemble the actuator
during dismantling. Follow
instructions in the present manual
and contact Rotork Fluid Systems.
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Storage
Rotork Fluid Systems actuator have been fully tested before
leaving the factory.
In order to keep actuator in good condition until installation, at
least the following measures are recommended:
Check presence and assembling of dust plugs.
Keep the actuator on shipping pallet until installation.
Never put the actuator directly on the ground.
Protect the valve coupling area (adapter flange and
coupling joint, etc.) with rust preventive oil e.g. Mobilarma
LT or equivalent.
Protect against weather action, covering the actuators with
appropriate polyethylene sheets.
Check the actuator condition every 6 months and verify the
above protection measures remain in place.
Remove package only at the installation time.
Long Term Storage
If long term storage is necessary, further operations must be
carried out to maintain the actuator in a good working
condition:
Replace the plastic plugs with metal plugs.
Stroke the actuator every 12‐months:
Figure 3: Lifting
Cycle the actuator (using filtered, dehydrated air) to
the working pressure indicated on the name plate.
Cycle the actuator with all the existing controls (i.e.
two complete strokes ‐ one open, one closed) at
least 5 times.
Cycle the actuator fitted with the hydraulic manual
override by means of the hand pumps for 4 complete
strokes.
Disconnect the pipeline gas and electric (if present)
supply from the actuator, and carefully close all the
threaded connections of the actuator.
Remove electrical components covers (if present) to
ensure control terminals are clean and free from oxidation
and humidity. Reassemble the covers.
Figure 4: Lifting angle
In case of storage for over 12 months prior to installation,
it is recommended to operate the actuator to verify correct
operation.
Installation on valve
Before proceeding, read and understand the Health and Safety
information.
Note: The valve should be properly secured prior to perform
following operations according to instructions provided by the
Valve’s Manufacturer.
Prior to performing any operations check the
operating drawings and TAG numbers.
Consult Rotork Fluid Systems for any additional
information.
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PRELIMINARY ACTIONS Support the actuator until fully installed and fixing
bolts are correctly tightened.
Verify the ATEX classification of the actuator is
compatible with the plant zoning. Refer to
actuator nameplate.
Attention: Do not pressurize the actuator/valve
adpapter.
The centreline of the cylinder is usually aligned to the
centreline of the associated pipe work.
Ensure all fasteners are adequately tightened, to avoid
loosening during operation, taking into account the Check for possible damage to the paint‐work and repair if
vibrations induced by the dynamics of the pipeline. necessary, according to painting specification.
Piping used to provide pipeline gas power to the actuator
must be free from contaminants and debris. Ensure tubing
runs are adequately fastened and supported to minimize
repetitive stress induced the dynamics of the pipeline.
Ensure there are no leaks from any pipeline gas
connections. Tighten as required.
INSTRUCTIONS
The assembling can be performed by:
Mounting directly using the actuator housing flange with
threaded holes.
Using an adapter and a coupling joint between the actuator
and the valve.
The assembly position of the actuator must be in accordance
with the actuator design, plant requirements and the valve
model.
In order to assemble the actuator onto the valve, proceed as
follows:
Verify the coupling dimensions of the valve flange and
stem; they must meet the actuator coupling dimensions.
Set the valve in the closed position. The actuator is supplied
in the closed position. Check the position of the actuator
by means of the position indicator on the center body or
on the limit switch (if present).
Clean the coupling flange of the valve and remove anything
that might prevent adherence to the actuator flange.
Grease shall be completely removed.
Lubricate the valve stem with oil or grease, to facilitate
assembling.
Lift the actuator according instructions reported in paragraph
Handling & Lifting page 5.
If possible, place the valve stem in a vertical position to
facilitate assembling ‐ in this case the actuator must be
lifted while the coupling flange is kept in the horizontal
position.
If the assembly is done using an adapter and a coupling
joint, assemble the coupling joint onto the valve stem
before proceeding with the assembly of the actuator.
Do not exert any force while lowering the actuator onto the
valve.
Installation must be performed by qualified personnel.
Hands must be kept away from the coupling area.
Fix the actuator to the valve by means of threaded
connections (bolts, stud bolts and nuts).
Tighten the bolts or the nuts of the connecting stud bolts
to the correct torque, in accordance with the size and
material characteristics of the bolts installed by the Figure 5: Actuator/valve assembling example
Customer.
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override suitable to operate the actuator in the event of fluid
Removal from valve supply failure.
The End user is in charge of removing the actuator from the This device can be of mechanical screw type operated using a
valve. wrench or a handwheel.
The main components of CP/S actuators are shown in Figure 6,
Removal shall be performed only by qualified staff, Figure 7 and Figure 8Errore. L'origine riferimento non è stata
wearing/using appropriate personal protection trovata.:
devices.
Do not remove the actuator if the valve is blocked in
the intermediate position. Contact Rotork Fluid
Systems Customer Service.
In order to disassemble the actuator from the valve, proceed as
follows:
Cut off electrical power supply.
1 2 3 4 5
Cut off pneumatic supply.
Remove the supply pipes from the actuator. Figure 6: CP/S (055‐065)main components
Release any pressure from the control group.
Remove control and signal lines from electric
components (if any).
Sling the actuator in line with the instructions given in
parLIFTING INSTRUCTIONS , page 5.
Unscrew the bolts or the nuts from the stud bolts fixing
the actuator to the valve.
Lift and remove the actuator from the valve.
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Operation 2
The following instructions must be followed and integrated into
Figure 7: CP/S (035‐045) main components
End User safety program when installing and using Rotork
products. Read and save all instructions prior to installing,
operating and servicing this product.
IT DESCRIPTION Q.TY
1 Mechanical stop bolt 1
Follow all warnings, cautions and instructions marked on and
2 Center body 1
supplied with the product.
3 Spring cartridge 1
Install equipment as specified in Rotork installation 4 Cylinder tube (055‐065) 1
instructions and as per applicable local and national codes of 5 Mechanical Stop bolt 1
practice. Connect all products to the proper pipeline gas (055‐065)
sources. 6 Cylinder tube (035‐045) 1
7 Stop screw (035‐045) 1
When replacement parts are required, ensure that the qualified Table 1: CP/S Parts list
service technician uses only replacement parts specified by
Rotork.
Substitutions will invalidate any hazardous area certification and
may result in fire, electrical shock, other hazards or improper
operation.
Do not operate the actuator without the protection
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guards installed. 5
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DESCRIPTION
Figure 8: CP/D main components
The CP/S series actuators are pneumatic single acting – spring
return actuators. The compact and efficient design yields IT DESCRIPTION Q.TY
surprisingly high torques even at low pressures. The design 1 Mechanical stop bolt 1
concepts found in Rotork’s large, heavy‐duty actuators has been 2 Center body 1
applied to the CP range, which brings heavy‐ duty actuator 4 Cylinder tube 1
qualities to small, quarter‐turn actuators. 5 Mechanical stop bolt 1
Table 2: CP/D Parts list
The CP/S series can be assembled in the fail to close or fail to
open version and can be fitted with an emergency manual
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Main components of a CP actuator are: The manual override is mechanical type
A scotch‐yoke mechanism made of ductile iron which For CP series actuator the manual override consists of a jackscrew
transforms the linear movement of the pneumatic device controlled by a wrench (M type) or handwheel (MH type).
cylinder and of the spring (for single acting actuator) Before operating the mechanical manual override,
into a rotary movement suitable for operating quarter ensure that the cylinder is not pressurized and that the
turn valves, such as ball valves, butterfly valves or plug actuator is in the fail position, then proceed as
valves. indicated in the following paragraphs.
The scotch‐yoke mechanism in symmetric execution is
inside a weatherproof housing, made of ductile iron. Before re‐starting the actuator with air supply, rotate
The carbon steel axial bar is provided with Nitreg the jackscrew again so as to set the actuator in its
treatment (for CP055 and CP065) or Chromium plated original position.
(for CP035 and CP045) and supported by bushing After each use, verify that the manual override has
made of bronze and Teflon to ensure minimum friction been disengaged before returning to remote operation.
and long service.
The Nitreg process provides increased surface Fail to close, single acting actuator
hardness, reduced surface roughness as well as Rotate the jackscrew with a wrench or with a handwheel,
extremely high resistance to corrosion. counter‐clockwise, to open the valve.
A Pneumatic cylinder, made of carbon steel.
The cylinder tube is Nickel‐plated internally.
The piston is made of carbon steel with a dynamic
floating seal.
The dynamic seals of the cylinder are specifically
designed to enable the use of the actuator without
lubrication. Figure 9: “Fail to close” actuator with manual override „M” type
The spring, within the cartridge (only for 055‐065 size)
is contained by the piston and piston rod thus
eliminating the possibility of inadvertent release of
spring force.
The design also allows access to the piston seal
without the disassembly of the spring cartridge.
Two mechanical stop bolts are located in the end
flange of the pneumatic cylinder and in the housing to
ensure accurate angular stroke adjustment.
A Mechanical visual position indicator directly
connected to the valve stem that shows the position of Figure 10: Fail to close” actuator with manual override „MH”
the valve all along the actuator stroke. type
Upon request, CP/S series actuators can be equipped with
additional accessories (limit switches box, positioner, position Fail to OPEN, single acting actuator
transmitter, etc.) Rotate the jackscrew with a wrench or with a handwheel,
Use only control devices supplied by Rotork Fluid Systems. clockwise, to close the valve.
OPERATING DESCRIPTION
Please refer to the Operating Diagram supplied for the specific
actuator.
In case of use of CP/D actuators in SIL applications the System
Integrator must fulfill all requirements reported in par. 11.2.11 of Figure 11: Fail to open” actuator with manual override „M” type
standard IEC61511‐1.
Do not use the actuator outside 90° ±5° operating
range.
MANUAL OVERRIDE
The CP series can be fitted with an emergency manual override
suitable to operate the actuator in the event of fluid supply
failure. Figure 12: Fail to open” actuator with manual override „MH” type
A maximum operating time of the manual override of
24 hours, for maintenance or testing, is recommended.
Note: The use of manual override is not recommended in SIL
applications. If it is necessary, strictly follow instructions reported
in the following paragraphs.
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OPENING OPERATION FOR DOUBLE ACTING ACTUATOR Single acting actuator, cylinder stop bolt setting (size 055‐065)
Rotate the jackscrew with a wrench or with a handwheel, Perform the following operations as first setting.
counter‐clockwise, to open the valve. Adjust the stop bolt located in the end flange of the cylinder as
follows:
A. Verify the absence
of pressure
B. Loosen stop nut (7)
and O‐ring (6),
C. Screw the stop bolt
until stop.
D. Slowly pressurize
the cylinder to 7
detach the stop
Figure 13:Opening operation for CP/D with manual override „M” bolt from the
type piston.
E. To increase
angular stroke,
rotate the stop 8
bolt (8) anti‐
clockwise
F. Remove pressure
G. Verify the newly
Figure 14: Opening operation for CP/D with manual override obtained angular
„MH” type position with one
stroke.
CLOSING OPERATION FOR DOUBLE ACTING ACTUATOR
H. Repeat operations
Rotate the jackscrew with a wrench or with a handwheel, A to F, until the
clockwise to close the valve. desired angle is
obtained.
I. To decrease
angular stroke,
rotate the stop 8
bolt (8) clockwise.
J. Remove pressure
K. Verify the newly
obtained angular
position with one
Figure 15: Closing operation for CP/D with manual override „M” stroke.
type L. Repeat operations
A to D and I to J,
until the desired
angle is obtained.
M. Re‐position O‐ring (6) between flange and stop nut (7).
Figure 16: Closing operation for CP/D with manual override
„MH” type
Clean the jackscrew regularly and grease it afterwards. Use a
Molykote HSC PLUS grease.
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N. Hold stop bolt (8)
ANGULAR STROKE SETTING with a wrench and
Certain valves incorporate their own stops. For such carefully tighten
valves, it is recommended that the actuator stop nut (7).
bolt positions coincide with the valve stop position.
Contact the valve manufacturer to set the valve mechanical
stops.
An incorrect setting of angular stroke could cause Note: During this operation, it is normal to lose a small amount
damages to actuator, valve and/or to personnel. of oil through the thread of the stop bolt (1).
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Single acting actuator, cylinder stop bolt setting (size 035‐045) Single acting actuator, center body stop bolt setting (size 035‐
Perform the following operations as first setting. 045‐055‐065).
Adjust the stop bolt located in the end flange of the cylinder as Perform this setting after having set the stop bolt on cylinder.
follows: Adjust stop bolt (1) screwed into the housing, as follows:
O. Pressurize the cylinder until reaching the fully open
A. Verify the absence of position, and verify the actuator stroke stop.
pressure P. Depressurize the cylinder to adjust the angular stroke
B. Loosen stop nut (7) and setting
O‐ring (6),
C. Screw the stop bolt Q. Loosen stop nut (2)
until stop. and O‐ring (3),
D. Slowly pressurize the
cylinder to detach the
stop bolt from the 7
piston.
E. To increase angular
stroke, rotate the stop 2
screw (8) anti‐
clockwise. R. To increase angular
F. Remove pressure stroke, rotate the
G. Verify the newly stop bolt (1) anti‐
obtained angular clockwise
position with one
stroke.
H. Repeat operations A to
F, until the desired 8
angle is obtained. 1
S. To decrease angular
I. To decrease angular
stroke, rotate the
stroke, rotate the stop
stop bolt (1)
screw (8) clockwise.
clockwise.
J. Remove pressure
K. Verify the newly
obtained angular
position with one
stroke.
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L. Repeat operations A to
D and I to J, until the T. Verify the newly obtained angular position with one closing
desired angle is stroke.
obtained. U. Repeat this operation until the desired angle is obtained.
M. Re‐position O‐ring (6) between flange and stop nut (7). V. Re‐position O‐ring (3) between flange and stop nut (2)
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N. Hold stop screw (8)
with a wrench and
W. Hold stop bolt (1)
carefully tighten nut
with a wrench and
(7).
carefully tighten nut
(2).
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Cylinder stop bolt setting (Double acting actuator) Center body stop bolt setting (Double acting actuator)
Adjust stop bolt (1) screwed into the end flange, as follows: Adjust stop bolt (8) screwed into the housing, as follows:
1. Pressurize the cylinder from the end flange side until the 1. Pressurize the cylinder from the second port until reaching
actuator reaches the fully open position, and verify the the fully stroke end position, and verify the actuator stroke
actuator stroke stop. stop.
2. Pressurize the cylinder from the second port side to detach 2. Pressurize the cylinder from the end flange side to detach
the stop bolt from the housing. the stop bolt from the piston
3. Loosen stop nut (2), 3. Loosen stop
nut (7) and O‐
ring (6)
2 7
4. To increase angular 4. To increase
stroke, rotate the stop angular
bolt (1) anti‐clockwise stroke, rotate
1
the stop bolt
(8) anti‐
clockwise
8
5. To decrease
5. To decrease angular
angular
stroke, rotate the stop
stroke, rotate
bolt (1) clockwise. 1
the stop bolt
(8) clockwise.
8
6. Verify the newly obtained angular position with one
closing stroke.
6. Verify the newly obtained angular position with one
7. Repeat this operation until the desired angle is obtained.
closing stroke.
8. Re‐position O‐ring (6) between flange and stop nut (7)
7. Repeat this operation until the desired angle is obtained.
8. Ensure O‐ring (3) is correctly positioned
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9. Hold stop bolt (1) with 9. Hold stop
a wrench and tighten bolt (8) with a
nut (2). wrench and
tighten nut
(7).
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PNEUMATIC POWER SUPPLY
Verify allowed supply pressure range on actuator label.
Verify medium composition. Contact Rotork Fluid
Systems to check the compatibility with the supply
medium.
PNEUMATIC CONNECTIONS
Preliminary Operations Inlet/exhaust port
1. Verify sizes of pipes and fittings according to applicable
plant specifications.
2. Clean the inside of the connection pipes by washing
Inlet/exhaust port
them with a suitable detergent and by blowing air into
them.
3. The connecting pipes must be properly shaped and
fixed to prevent stress or loosening of threaded
connections.
Note: For tapered‐thread fluid connections, apply a thin layer of
thread sealing product (Loctite 577 or equivalent) to ensure a
good seal.
Connect the pneumatic power source in accordance
to the applicable operating diagram, please refer to
specific job for details. Figure 19: Inlet exhaust port for Double Acting actuator CPD‐065
If actuator is provided of spool, avoid spool
pressurization.
Exhaust
port
Inlet port
Figure 17: Inlet exhaust port for Single Acting actuator
Do not feed a single acting actuator from the spring
container side after having removed the exhaust
silencer, especially if the line valve is blocked.
Inlet/exhaust
Inlet/exhaust port
port
Figure 18: Inlet exhaust port for Double Acting actuator (except
for CPD‐065)
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Troubleshooting
ID FAILURE POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE MEASURES
1 Incorrect valve position - Fault of pipeline valve
- Consult the valve manufacture’s
documentation.
- Check limit switches position (see
2 Incorrect indication of valve position - Incorrect signal from limit job specific documentation and
switches limit switch box manufacturer’s
documentation)
3 Incorrect movement - Irregular supply of operating - Verify the supply pressure and
medium adjust as necessary.
- Worn parts. - Contact Rotork Fluid Systems.
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Actuator fail mode converting CM‐CP2‐001, page 32
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PM‐CP2‐001 Page:1/1
Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045‐055‐065 size) Task: Cleaning
Double acting actuator
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Air Compressor
Project documentation (Design and Operating pressure values)
Preliminary Operations:
Description:
Remove electric and pneumatic supply before proceeding.
1. Remove dust from actuator external surface by dust rag and by blowing air.
Do not polish/rub non metal surfaces with a dry cloth. The tools and cleaning procedures must not produce sparks
or create adverse conditions in the environment during maintenance operations, so as to prevent potential
explosion hazards.
Prevent electrostatic charges in potentially explosive areas.
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Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045‐055‐065 size) Task: Functional test
Double acting actuator
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Chronometer
Project documentation (required stroke times)
Preliminary Operations:
Description:
Note: Actuator must be connected to the pneumatic supply to perform the following test.
1. Operate the actuator.
2. Perform the stroke several times by local and remote (if applicable) control.
Actuator could exhaust medium supply in the atmosphere during normal operation.
Wear PPD including breathing device in function of type of medium supply used.
3. Verify actuator is correctly working.
4. Note the stroke time(s).
5. Verify stroke time(s) are as required.
In case of stroke times out of required range refer to Troubleshooting ID 4, 5 (see page 15) to restore.
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Component: Mechanical Manual Override Task: Manual Override Functional test
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations:
Description:
Opening operation
1. Verify the actuator is not in the completely open position.
2. Move the mechanical manual ovverride according to instructions reported in par. MANUAL OVERRIDE page 9 to
bring the actuator in the open position.
3. Verify the actuator reaches the fully open position.
Closing operation
1. Verify the actuator is not in the completely closed position.
2. Move the mechanical manual ovverride according to instructions reported in par. MANUAL OVERRIDE page 9 to
bring the actuator in the closeposition.
3. Verify the actuator reaches the fully closed position..
Before re‐starting the actuator with air supply, rotate the jackscrew again so as to set the actuator in its original position.
After each use, verify that the manual override has been disengaged before returning to remote operation.
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Component: Electrical components (if presents) Task: Check electrical components (if presents) and grounding
connections.
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations:
Description:
Switch off electric power supply before working on electrical devices.
Read and follow the safety precautions reported in the Manufacturer’s Maintenance Manual. Risk of temporary
modification of the component protection.
Use only antistatic clothes.
1. Remove cover from electric components.
2. Check electric device components
3. Verify tightness of terminal blocks
4. Verify absence of humidity and oxidation.
5. Check cable gland seals.
6. Verify grounding connection and restore if necessary.
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PM‐CP2‐005 Page:1/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
Description:
Cut‐off power supply and electric power supply (if present) before performing any operation.
Preliminary actions
1. Remove actuator from valve (par. Removal from valve, page 8).
2. Position the actuator on a workbench (if possible) or in a stable position and in a clean and closed area.
3. Remove any control equipment (if presents). Refer to the project specific documentation
4. Remove pneumati pipes.
5. Measure length (W) .
6. Hold stop bolt (25) with a wrench and loosen
stop nut (26).
7. Fully unscrew stop bolt (25)
If the stop bolt is hard to unscrew, pressurise the
cylinder and
unscrew the stop bolt by 3‐4 turns. 26
Depressurize the cylinder; check if the stop bolt 25
turns freely. If necessary, repeat the operation.
Do not unscrew the stop bolt completely
while the cylinder is pressurized
W
8. Unscrew nuts (27).
27
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PM‐CP2‐005 Page:2/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
9. Remove end flange (23), O‐ring (22 and 15)
and cylinder tube (16)
16
Spring is pre‐compressed. With spring 23
fully extended some spring force is still
exerted against the piston
15
22
10. Unscrew piston retaining bolt carefully (17)
and washer (19)
11. Remove piston slightly (20) with piston seal
(21). Pay attention to the spring that may
remain slightly compressed.
12. Clean O‐rings grooves carefully and all sealing
surfaces.
13. All the removed parts should be thoroughly
cleaned, inspected and de‐burred as 20
necessary.
14. Replace o‐rings and lubricate them with a 19
grease film. 17
15. Lubricate with a grease film all moving parts
21
16. Install piston (20) with piston seal (21) and O‐
ring (18) on axial bar (7)
21
Pay attention to the spring that may 20
remain slightly compressed. 18
7
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PM‐CP2‐005 Page:3/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
17. Install washer (19) and screw bolt (17)
Pay attention to the spring that may
remain slightly compressed.
19
17
18. Install cylinder tube (16) with o‐ring (22) and (15)
16
23
15
22
19. Install end flange (23)
20. Tighten nuts (27) to the recommended tightening
torque following a cross bolt torque tightening
sequence
27
23
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PM‐CP2‐005 Page:4/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
21. Install O‐ring (24)
22. Screw stop bolt (25) until reaching lenght „W”
23. Hold stop bolt (25) with a wrench and tighten nut
(26)
24
26
25
24. Re‐assemble components on actuator
25. Connect pneumatic supply and cycle the
actuator several times
26. Verify absence of leakages
27. Verify painted parts and restore if
necessary.
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PM‐CP2‐006 Page:1/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (055‐065 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
Description:
Cut‐off power supply and electric power supply (if present) before performing any operation.
Preliminary actions
1. Remove actuator from valve (par. Removal from valve, page 8).
2. Position the actuator on a workbench (if possible) or in a stable position and in a clean and closed area.
3. Remove any control equipment (if presents). Refer to the project specific documentation
4. Remove pneumatic pipes.
5. Measure length (W) .
6. Hold stop bolt (25) with a wrench and loosen
stop nut (26).
7. Fully unscrew stop bolt (25)
If the stop bolt is hard to unscrew, pressurise the 26
cylinder and unscrew the stop bolt by 3‐4 turns.
Depressurize the cylinder; check if the stop bolt
turns freely. If necessary, repeat the operation. 25
Do not unscrew the stop bolt completely
while the cylinder is pressurized
W
8. Unscrew nuts (27)
9. Remove end flange (23), O‐ring (22 and 15) and
cylinder tube (16)
Spring is pre‐compressed. With spring fully
extended some spring force is still exerted
against the piston.
27
16
23
25
PM‐CP2‐006 Page:2/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (055‐065 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
10.
22
15
11. Unscrew piston retaining bolt carefully (17) and
washer (19)
12. Remove piston slightly (20) with piston seal
(21). Pay attention to the spring that may
remain slightly compressed.
13. Remove O‐rings (15, 18, 21, 22, 24).
14. Clean O‐rings grooves carefully and all sealing
surfaces.
15. All the removed parts should be thoroughly 20
cleaned, inspected and de‐burred as necessary. 19
16. Replace o‐rings and lubricate them with a
17
grease film.
17. Lubricate with a grease film all moving parts
21
18. Install piston (20) with piston seal (21) and O‐
ring (18) on axial bar (7)
21
20
18
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PM‐CP2‐006 Page:3/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (055‐065 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
19. Install washer (19) and screw bolt (17)
19
17
20. Install cylinder tube (16) with o‐ring (22) and
(15)
22
15
16
21. Install end flange (23)
22. Tighten nuts (27) to the recommended
tightening torque following a cross bolt torque
tightening sequence
27
23
27
PM‐CP2‐006 Page:4/4
Component: Single Acting actuator (055‐065 size) Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
23. Screw stop bolt (25) until reaching lenght „W”
24. Hold stop bolt (25) with a wrench and tighten
nut (26)
26
25
W
25. Re‐assemble components on actuator
26. Connect pneumatic supply and cycle the
actuator several times
27. Verify absence of leakages
28. Verify painted parts and restore if necessary.
28
PM‐CP2‐007 Page:1/3
Component: Double Acting actuator Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
Description:
Cut‐off power supply and electric power supply (if present) before performing any operation.
Preliminary actions
1. Remove actuator from valve (par. Removal from valve, page 8).
2. Position the actuator on a workbench (if possible) or in a stable position and in a clean and closed area.
3. Remove any control equipment (if presents). Refer to the project specific documentation
4. Remove pneumati pipes.
5. Measure length (W) .
6. Hold stop bolt (25) with a wrench and loosen
stop nut (26).
7. Fully unscrew stop bolt (25) 26
Do not unscrew the stop bolt completely 25
while the cylinder is pressurized
W
8. Unscrew bols (23)
23
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PM‐CP2‐007 Page:2/3
Component: Double Acting actuator Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
9. Remove end flange (19), O‐ring (18), cylinder
tube (12) and o‐ring (9)
12
18
19
9
10. Unscrew piston retaining bolt carefully (13) and
washer (15)
11. Remove piston (16) slightly with piston seal (17) 17
and O‐ring (14).
12. Clean O‐rings grooves carefully and all sealing 16 6
surfaces.
13. All the removed parts should be thoroughly
cleaned, inspected and de‐burred as necessary.
14. Replace o‐rings and lubricate them with a
grease film. 15
15. Lubricate with a grease film all moving parts
13
16. Install piston on the axial bar (6)
17. Install washer (15) and tighten bolt (13)
14
18. Install cylinder tube (12) , Oring (9) Oring (18)
and end flange (19)
12
18
19
9
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PM‐CP2‐007 Page:3/3
Component: Double Acting actuator Task: Cylinder seals replacement
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Spare seals
Wrench
Lifting tools
Project documentation
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve
19. Tighten nuts (23) to the recommended
tightening torque following a cross bolt torque
tightening sequence
23
20. Screw stop bolt (21) until reaching lenght „W”
21. Hold stop bolt (21) with a wrench and tighten
nut (22)
22
21
W
22. Re‐assemble components on actuator
23. Connect pneumatic supply and cycle the
actuator several times
24. Verify absence of leakages
25. Verify painted parts and restore if necessary.
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CM‐CP2‐001 Page:1/1
Component: Single Acting actuator (035‐045‐055‐065 size) Task: Fail mode converting
Equipment, Tools, Materials: Warnings:
Assembled output shaft (including key and spring)
Rubber hammer
Preliminary Operations: Removal from valve, page 8
Description:
Remove electric and pneumatic supply before proceeding.
1. Position the actuator on a workbench (if possible) or in a stable position and in a clean and closed area.
2. Ensure the actuator is in the fail position, at end of the spring stroke, spring relaxed.
3. Remove the limit switch box and its support bracket, if any.
4. Remove the control panel if any
5. Remove retaining ring (D)
6. Lubricate the new shaft with a grease film.
D
7. Place new shaft (A).
8. Assemble the new shaft with the parallel square head
rotated by 180° in the yoke (C) A
9. With a rubber hammer hit the new shaft, pushing out C
the old shaft from e yoke
10. Insert new spring (E) and key (F),
11. Act on the shaft until it is completely inserted. F
Note: during the shaft insertion, verify that t is correctly
engaged and locked.
E
12. Rotate the actuator by 180° and reassemble retaining
ring (D)
D
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Part List
Spare Part list Single Acting Actuator size 035‐045.
CP_2100_E01
Figure 20: Single Acting Actuator (size 035‐045) with adapter disk
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CP_2101_E00
Figure 21: Single Acting Actuator (size 035‐045) with adapter flange
Item Description Q.ty Item Description Q.ty
1 Stop screw‐end flange 1 19 Sliding bushing 1
2 Stop Nut 1 20 Center body 1
3 O‐ring 1 21 Stop bolt‐ Center body 1
4 Hex nut 4 22 O‐ring 1
5 End flange 1 23 Stop nut 1
6 Hex socket bolt. 1 24 Snap ringring 2
7 Washer 1 25 Shoulder washer 2
8 O‐ring 1 26 Bushing 2
9 Piston 1 27 Yoke pin 1
10 O‐ring 1 28 Elastic pin 1
11 Cylinder Tube 1 29 Axial bar 1
12 O‐ring 1 30 Spring 1
13 Key 1 31 O‐ring 4
14 Slotted spring 1 32 Hex socket bolt. 4
15 Output shaft 1 33 O‐ring 1
16 Tie rod 4 34 O‐ring 1
17 Scotch Yoke 1 35 Sliding bushing 1
18 Adapter flange 1 36 Seal washer 4
37 Retaining ring 1
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Spare Part list Single Acting Actuator size 055‐065.
CPS_0000_E00
Figure 22: Single Acting Actuator (size 055‐065) with adapter plate
Item Description Q.ty Item Description Q.ty
1 Stop bolt‐end flange 1 17 Scotch Yoke 1
2 Stop nut 2 18 Adapter plate 1
3 O‐ring 2 19 Sliding bushing 1
4 Hex nut 4 20 Center body 1
5 End flange 1 21 Sliding bushing 1
6 Hex socket bolt. 1 22 Stop bolt‐ Center body 1
7 Washer 1 23 O‐ring 4
8 O‐ring 1 24 Back‐up ring 1
9 Piston 1 25 Shoulder washer 2
10 O‐ring 1 26 Sliding bushing 2
11 Cylinder tube 1 27 Yoke pin 1
12 O‐ring 3 28 Elastic pin 1
13 Key 1 29 Axial bar 1
14 Slotted spring 1 30 Spring cartridge 1
15 Output shaft 1 31 Spring 1
16 Tie rod 4
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Spare Part list Double Acting Actuator.
CPD_0000_E01
Item Description Q.ty Item Description Q.ty
1 Stop bolt‐end flange 1 17 Scotch Yoke 1
2 Stop nut 2 19 Sliding bushing 1
3 O‐ring 2 20 Center body 1
4 Hex socket bolt. 4 21 Sliding bushing 1
5 End flange 1 22 Stop bolt – Center body 1
6 Hex socket bolt. 1 23 O‐ring 4
7 Washer 1 24 Backup ring 1
8 O‐ring 1 25 Shoulder washer 2
9 Piston 1 26 Sliding bushing 2
10 O‐ring 1 27 Yoke pin 1
11 Cylinder tube 1 28 Elastic pin 1
12 O‐ring 2 29 Axial bar 1
13 Key 1 32 O‐ring 1
14 Slotted spring 1 33 Adapter flange 1
15 Output shaft 1 34 Seal washer 4
35 Hex socket bolt 4
36
37
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Quantity of grease in housing
Center body size Qty (kg)
035 0,06
045 0,06
055 0,08
065 0,08
The following grease specification is recommended from Rotork Fluid Systems to lubricate the manual override jackscrew.
Manufacturer: Dow Corning Corporation
Trade name: Molykote HSC PLUS
Composition: Mineral oil; Thickening agents
Solid lubricants; Metal powder, (lead free)
Color: Copper
Penetration, density, viscosity
Unworked penetration (ISO 2137): 250‐280 mm/10
Density at 20°C (68°F) (ISO 2811): 1.4 g/ml
Temperature
Service temperature1: ‐30 to 1100°C (‐22 to 2012°F)
Drop point (ISO 2176): None
Load‐carrying capacity, wear protection, service life
Four ball tester
Weld load (Din 51 350 pt.4) 4800 N
Wear scar under 400N load (Din 51 350 pt.5) 0.6 mm
Wear scar under 800N load (Din 51 350 pt.5) 1.1 mm
Almen ‐ Wieland machine
OK load 20000 N
Frictional force 1700 N
Coefficient of friction
Screw test: Erichsen2
Screw test ‐ µ thread 0.14
Screw test ‐ µ head 0.09 Nm
Initial break‐away torque3 120 Nm
1. Temperature limit of solid lubricants
2. Coefficient of friction in bolted connection, M12, 8.8, on blackened surface.
3. M12, with starting torque Ma = 56 Nm and heat treatment at 540°C/1004°F, 21h, bolt material: 21 Cr Mo V 57 mat no. 1,7709
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