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48-2

Flowserve Corporation, Valtek Control Products, Tel. USA 801 489 8611

INTEGRAL

ALIGNMENT

PIN

SECTION A-A

BRACKET

A

A

Figure 2: Positioner Mounting with

NAMUR shaft

Figure 3: Positioner mounting

Figure 1: XL90 Positioner Schematic for Air-to-Open

When the opposing forces balance exactly, the system
will be in equilibrium and the stem will be in the exact
position called for by the instrument signal. If the
opposing forces are not in balance, the input capsule
will move up or down and, by means of the pilot-valves,
will change the output pressures, moving the stem until
the tension on the feedback spring exactly opposes the
instrument signal pressure.

The sequence of operation is as follows: An increase in
instrument signal pressure forces the input capsule
downward. Displacement of the capsule in turn moves
the flapper away from the detecting nozzle. This allows
a larger flow rate through the nozzle, decreasing the
pressure exerted on the top of the pilot valve capsule.

Supply air biases the pilot-valve in an upward direction.
As the capsule moves up, it will close the exhaust seat
of the upper pilot poppet and open the supply seat,
which applies increased air pressure to the bottom
cylinder port. At the same time, the pilot-valve capsule
will open the exhaust seat for the lower pilot poppet;
thus, decreasing pressure to the top cylinder port.

This difference in pressure will drive the piston outward,
rotate the pinion and stretch the feedback spring until
the spring tension exactly opposes the force resulting
from the instrument signal pressure. At this point, the
flapper will be moved toward the detecting nozzle to
restore the pressure above the pilot-valve capsule to its
equilibrium value. As a force-balanced condition is
approached, the pilot-valve capsule will be forced back
to a neutral position where the pilots are neither supply-
ing air to, nor exhausting air from, their respective sides
of the piston.

Supply Seat

Upper Pilot
Poppet

Exhaust Seat

Port No. 1

Restriction

Supply

Pilot Valve
Capsule

Exhaust Seat

Port No. 2

Lower Pilot
Poppet

Supply Seat

Balance Adjustment

Zero Adjustment

Range
Adjust Screws

Cam

Feedback
Spring

Input Capsule

Feedback
(shaft)

Flapper

Detecting
Nozzle

Instrument Signal

Upper Diaphragm

Lower Diaphragm

Piston

Cylinder

Cylinder

Summary of Contents for XL90 Series

Page 1: ...use the I P NT 3000 Transducer The I P 2000 Trans ducer is not acceptable for use with the XL90 Series Positioner The XL90 positioner can handle supply pressures up to 150 psi thus a supply regulator is usually not required However a five micron air filter is required for pneu matic positioners and a coalescing filter is required for I P positioners NOTE The air supply should conform to ISA Standa...

Page 2: ...the capsule moves up it will close the exhaust seat of the upper pilot poppet and open the supply seat which applies increased air pressure to the bottom cylinder port At the same time the pilot valve capsule will open the exhaust seat for the lower pilot poppet thus decreasing pressure to the top cylinder port This difference in pressure will drive the piston outward rotate the pinion and stretch...

Page 3: ...rm lockwasher and nut on the end of the shaft and tighten nut Carefully hold the shaft with wrench on shaft flats 4 With valve in closed position make sure follower pin lever is mounted parallel to valve lever flush with end of valve shaft and the nut is tight 5 Place follower pin mounted to the lever that is mounted to the valve shaft into follower arm slot and bolt the transfer case plate in pla...

Page 4: ... With a 50 percent input signal tighten all mounting bolts Stroke actuator to verify proper alignment POSITIONER CALIBRATION Introduction Valtek positioners are calibrated at the factory how ever due to shipping and handling it may be necessary to check the calibration before operating the valve The XL90 positioner can be calibrated to a range of 3 15 two way split range 3 9 or 9 15 and three way ...

Page 5: ...tmentscrew ment knob until valve begins to stroke with more than 3 psi signal for 9 15 psi range adjust to 9 psi 2 Loosen range adjustment locking screw no more than 1 8 turn 3 With a phillips screwdriver adjust the span adjust ment so valve is at full stroke with more than 15 psi for 3 15 or 9 15 psi range adjust to 9 psi for 3 9 psi range 4 Return to 3 psi or 9 psi for 9 15 psi range and check t...

Page 6: ...e 8 4 By grasping adjust lever carefully rotate gain ad just assembly to desired position CAUTION To avoid damaging gain adjust con necting spring mechanism Make sure both up per and lower gain adjust plates rotate together When they are rotated to the new position the connectingspringshouldbeperpendiculartothe plates 5 When the gain is set to the desired position firmly tighten both lock down scr...

Page 7: ...pressurecutofffeaturewillbeused NOTE The zero and span settings of both the positioner and I P transducer should be verified as accurate before the minimum pressure cutoff feature is enabled and adjusted 1 Connect the I P module to a 30 to 150 psi air supply pressure 2 Remove the I P module housing cover WARNING Be certain power to the I P module is disconnected before removing the housing coverin...

Page 8: ...seat is removed by pushing it out with a soft instrument such as a wooden dowel Be careful not to damage seating surface Remove O ring 37 from seat ring 13 Lubricate and replace O ring 37 on movable seat ring 34 Carefully reinstall seat ring into upper relay body 9 being careful not to damage seating surface or O rings 14 Reinstall poppets 28 poppet springs 29 Seat Spring O rings 30 and poppet cov...

Page 9: ... and check three screws holding positioner shifts to bracket check two bolts holding bracket to yoke 2 Loose linkage 2 Tighten nuts and bolts on linkage and stem clamp 3 Loose zero adjustment locking knobs 3 Tighten zero adjustment locking knob re calibrate if necessary 4 Wear of arms or pins 4 Replace worn arms pins grease appropriately 5 I P mounting bolts loose 5 Tighten I P mounting bolts 6 St...

Page 10: ...justable gain upper plate 22 Pan head screw 23 Socket screw 24 Washer 25 Spacer nut 26 Adjustable gain lower plate 27 Poppet cover 28 Poppet 29 Poppet spring 30 O ring 31 Retaining ring 32 Screw 33 Screw 34 Adjustable seat 35 Rubber cap 36 Balance adjust screw 37 O ring 38 O ring 39 Adjustable seat spring 40 Span arm 43 Pivot bushing 44 Pivot screw 45 Snap ring 46 Zero arm 47 Feedback spring 48 Pi...

Page 11: ...sembly 10 Orifice screw 11 O ring 12 O ring 13 Relay diaphragm assembly 14 Relay plate 15 Diaphragm retaining plate 16 Signal diaphragm assembly 17 Set screw 18 Spring 19 Set screw 20 Nut 21 Adjustable gain upper plate 22 Pan head screw 23 Socket screw 24 Washer 25 Spacer nut 26 Adjustable gain lower plate 27 Poppet cover 28 Poppet 29 Poppet spring 30 O ring 31 Retaining ring 32 Screw 33 Screw 34 ...

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