Instructions No ES 50004-250 E

Rev. B 08/97

Masoneilan
8013 series
Electropneumatic positioner
Instructions
used with 35002 series Camflex II
and 30000 series Varimax control valves

Masoneilan

Moreover, before initiating any operation on this

positioner the following should be read :

Preliminary remarks
1. Note the serial number for future reference.

a) operating instructions pertaining particularly to

installation.

2. The positioner is fitted with a powerful magnet : do

not bring close to it a watch or an instrument likely to
deviate under the influence of a magnetic field.

b) safety rules listed on the instruction plate attached to

the cover of the device in certain cases (positioners
with explosion-proof housing).

Introduction

Non-compliance with these rules may bring about faulty

operation of the device, interfere with the installation or
damage it seriously. In addition, such negligence might
expose operating personnel present on the site to grave
hazards.

These instructions apply to installation,

adjustments, calibration and eventual repair of
8013 Series Positioners with cam, mounted on
35002 Series Camflex II and 30000 Series Varimax
This version of the Positioner can be manufactured to
meet the requirements of each standard pertaining to :
protection against explosion for equipment intended
to be installed in an hazardous atmosphere ;

After Sales Department

protection against dust and against water-splash for

tight equipment ;

Masoneilan has a highly skilled After Sales Department

available for start-up maintenance and repair of our
valves and components parts. Contact the nearest
Masoneilan Sales Office or representative or directly the
After Sales Department of Cond-sur-Noireau Plant.

sometimes a combination of the two preceding

protections.
The instructions pertaining to these standards as well as
to electric characteristics of the positioner are further
explained in a supplementary Instruction sheet No ES
50004-000 E.

Any future orders for spare parts should be addressed to

the Spare-Parts Department of our factory at
Cond-sur-Noireau. When such an order is placed you
should always cite in reference the original order and, in
particular, the type and the serial number of the
positioners involved.

In all instances the operator should therefore be in

possession of the supplementary Instruction
sheet No ES 50004-000 E in addition to this
instruction sheet.

Training

Caution

MASONEILAN regularly holds training seminars for

technicians in its factory of Cond-sur-Noireau. In order
to attend one of these training seminars you should get
in touch with our local Masoneilan representative or our
Training Department.

This equipment should not be installed, kept up or put

into operation without having read and fully understood
before-hand the instructions contained in this
instruction sheet and in the supplementary sheet
No ES 50004-000 E

description and operation

General

BIASING SPRING
BEAM

The positioner is an electropneumatic force-balance

device which provides an accurate means of obtaining
at any time a valve stem position corresponding to a
theoretical position envisaged for a DC input signal. In
addition, the positioner provides a convenient means of
split-ranging operation for several valves (usually two)
from a single signal emitted by a single controller. The
positioner may have either direct or reverse action on
either direct or reverse actuators.

FLAPPER

PIVOT
NOZZLE

COIL
MAGNET

RELAY
OUTPUT

The feedback device of this positioner is fitted with one

single cam with several lobes permitting the valve to
present the following characteristics : linear, split-ranging
linear, equal percentage. The cam is directly mounted
on the end of the valve shaft (CAMFLEX II) or on the
pivot of actuator case (Varimax) ; thus avoiding the
drawbacks inherent in the connecting linkage.

AIR
SUPPLY

FORCE BALANCE
SPRING
CAM

CAM FOLLOWER
BEARING

RELEASE
SPRING

Figure 1 Diagram of Operation

(Example on Camflex II)

Direct action

Changing of action

With direct positioner action, an increase in the output

signal produces a force on the beam moving the flapper
to cover the nozzle. The increase in nozzle back pressure
increases positioner output pressure to the actuator. The
resultant actuator stem motion is transmitted to the
force-balance spring, extending the spring until the force
exerted on the beam balances the opposing force of the
coil. As these two forces equalize, nozzle back pressure
decreases. The system then is balanced and positioner
output pressure is stabilized at an amount necessary to
maintain the control valve stem in the desired position
corresponding to the input signal value.

a) Reverse the positions of the coil leads on the

terminal board (see Instruction sheet No ES
50004-000 E, page 3).
b) In case of intrinsically safe circuit, replace the coil by
another one corresponding to the new action
(Instruction sheet No ES 50004-000 E, page 3).
c) In case of flameproof housing device, the
positioner case must not be opened when the
device is energized.
d) Reverse the force balance spring position in regard to
the beam (see corresponding paragraph of page 5).

Reverse action

e) Calibrate after changing of action.

With reverse positioner action, an increase in the input

signal produces a decrease in output pressure.

FLAME
ARRESTOR

NOZZLE

f)

Consult the instruction sheet No ES 50004-000 E.

BEAM

FORCE
BALANCE
SPRING

,
,,,
,
,,,
,,,
yyy
,,,
yyy
,,
,,,
yy
,,
,,,
,,,

FLEXURE
STRIP

COIL

MAGNET

SUPPLY
PRESSURE

OUTPUT
TO ACTUATOR

yy
,,
,,
yy

RELAY

SUPPLY
PRESSURE

O-RING

MOLDED
BRACKET

TERMINAL
BOARD

OUTPUT
PRESSURE

FORCE BALANCE
SPRING LEVER

CAM FOLLOWER
BEARING

NOZZLE
BACK PRESSURE

Figure 2 Diagram of Pneumatic Circuit

split-range operation
The following instructions apply only when the
positioners are mounted according to the diagrams of
Figure 3.

connecting type (in series or parallel) as well as the

positioner characteristics are according to the signal and
to the impedance of the circuits.

Therefore, total circuit resistance of positioners installed

for split-range operation must be in accordance with the
total load requirement of the controller. The choice of the

Masoneilan supply, in case of need, the data required

for the selection of the equipment or for its modification
in the field.

The table of Figure 3 summarizes these two operating

modes.

Serial connecting
Positioners model 8013 can be modified on the field to
operate two split-ranging valves, selecting the proper
cam lobe.

To calibrate a positioner for split-ranging operation,

proceed as indicated in chapter Calibration considering
that the connection of the controller on each positioner is
performed as indicated in the table.

Parallel connecting
Positioners can be used to operate two split-ranging
valves ; select the proper cam lobe and utilize a
half-force balance spring.
Positioner
N 1

+
Controller

Positioner
N 1

Positioner
N 2

Controller

Positioner
N 2

Select proper cam lobe

+
FULL FORCE SPRING

Select proper cam lobe

+
1/2 RATE SPRING

Total circuit resistance :

twice that of one positioner

Total circuit resistance :

one half that of one positioner

Figure 3 Positioner Split-range Operation

instalIation
Warning :

Checking

De-energize electric and pneumatic circuits before

service or maintenance. Be sure that connections
are correctly performed and that the cover is well
placed on the case before energizing the circuits.
Only qualified personnel to service this equipment.

1. Check the number stamped on the nozzle (16).

Nozzle size depends on valve size and the supply
pressure. Refer to the table on the last page for the
numbers of the nozzle corresponding to each use.

152
152

171
172

Air-to-Close

Rear View

171

Air-to-Close

172

1 Countersunk
Head Screw

152

152

171
Air-to-Open

171

172

Figure 4
Cam Positioner 8013
Mounting Position

On Camflex II Valves

Air-to-Open

On Varimax Valves

172

Force Balance Spring

Position

LOCKNUT (7)

ADJUSTING
SCREW (6)

Direct Action
Below Beam

FORCE BALANCE
SPRING (8)

BIASING
SPRING (52)

SPRING LEVER (10)

LOCKNUT (11)

HOOKING
SCREW (12)

Reverse Action
Below Beam

Figure 5
2. Be sure that the coil and the terminal board are
correct for the input signal characteristics. Refer to
table on page 4 of the instruction sheet No ES
50004-000 E for identification code number of these
items.

Cam mounting and orientation (Figures

6 and 7)
Select the proper cam lobe for the desired flow control
characteristics. (See Figure 6). Place the cam (155) on
the bushing (159) in order that the identification number
of the cam lobe should be facing away from the bushing
once the cam is assembled (See Figure 7).

Position of the force balance spring

CAUTION : If the cam bushing hex protrudes

through the hex hole on the front side of the cam it
means that the cam is on the wrong end of the cam
bushing.

The position of the force balance spring (8) in regard to

the beam depends on the action of the positioner (see
Figure 5). If the positioner action is direct, the force
balance spring is located under the beam. If the
positioner action is reverse, the spring is located over
the beam. To change the spring position follow the
instructions of the paragraph further on.

Place the disk spring (156) on the cam screw (160).

Place cam with cam bushing on cam screw (160) (with
cam engaged against the outside diameter of the disk
spring). Place lock washer (158) on the cam screw (160)
and assemble on the shaft of Camflex II or on the
Varimax pivot. Turn the cam to line-up the original mark
of the lobe with the center of the bearing as indicated in
Figure 7.

Changing position of force balance

spring
To change position, remove nuts (11), hooking screw
(12) and force balance spring (8). Reverse the position
of adjusting screw (6) on the beam keeping locknut (7)
on the top side. Replace the force balance spring (8)
with hooking screw (112) in the correct square hole in
the spring lever (10). On half its threaded length, screw
(12) must be blocked with nuts (11).

CAUTION : Lift cam follower bearing so as to allow

the lobe to align with the follower bearing. Tighten
cap screw (160).

Pneumatic circuit

Caution : The hole located at the end of the square

hooking screw should be perpendicular to the
bottom of the case.

The positioner output and supply connections are

screwed 1/4 NPT. They are located on the relay and
marked with arrows. The diameter of the connecting
piping between the air filter-regulator, the positioner and
the actuator is 4 x 6 mm (1/4 O.D.).

Mounting the case (Figure 4)

Note : If the cam (155) was mounted on the Camflex II
valve shaft or the Varimax pivot, remove it before
installing the positioner.

Supply circuit
The utilization of an air filter-regulator model 77-4 is
recommended on the supply circuit. Be sure that its
assembly position is correct. (drain-cock and dripwell
downward).

With two screws H (152) and with the countersunk head

screw, assemble the mounting plate (171) on the
molded bracket of the positioner and on the positioner
(The molded bracket is already integral to the positioner
with the two fillister-head screws). Then, secure the set
on the valve yoke with two countersunk head screws
(172). The orientation of the positioner on the valve is
indicated in Figure 4.

For the supply of the air filter-regulator use 1/4 O.D.

tubing (4 x 6 mm Dia.). If air line exceeds approx. 7 m.
length (23 feet), preferably utilize 3/8 O.D. tubing
(6 x 8 mm Dia.).

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,
,,
,

The supply connection of the air filter-regulator model

77-4 is 1/4 NPT. Adjust the output pressure of the air
filter-regulator to the pressure indicated on the serial
plate of the actuator. Admissible maximum pressures on
the positioner are in accordance with the valve and the
actuator on which it is mounted. For Camflex II valves
these maximum pressures are indicated in the
Instruction No EF 50004 E. For Varimax valves, they are
indicated in Instruction No EN 3000 E

Selection of Proper Line on Cam Lobe for

Alignment with Cam Follower Bearing

12

10

11

The pneumatic output connection to the actuator should

be particularly tight.

Output circuit

Position of Cam Follower Bearing Shown

in Respect to Lobe line

Electrical circuit

Camflex II cam part No: 041126-181

Varimax cam part No : 4001 10353

See Instruction sheet No ES 50004-000 E.

General
1. The Model 8013 Positioner, when factory mounted,
has been calibrated for the proper valve and
positioner actions. If for any reason the cam and
cam bushing (159) setting has been destroyed (for
example, a change of positioner action or cam lobe,
for field installation or for maintenance, etc...) then it
is necessary to follow all steps of calibration
instructions, according to the desired actuator and
positioner actions.

FERMANT
PAR
MANQUE
DAIR

AIR
TO
OPEN

DIRECTE

DIRECT

OUVRANT
PAR
MANQUE
DAIR

AIR
TO
CLOSE

18-54146

2. Connect air lines to positioner and actuator. Connect

the leads of the input electric signal respecting
polarities stamped on the terminal board.

INVERSE

REVERSE
DIRECTE

DIRECT
INVERSE

REVERSE

,,
,,
,,

CHELLE & SECTEUR

CARACT.
CAME
RANGE &
CAM
CHARACT.
LOBE
5
0-100 % LIN.
2
0-100 % PERC.
10
0-50 % LIN.
9
50-100 % LIN.
11
0-100 % LIN.
1
0-100 % PERC.
4
0-50 % LIN.
3
50-100 % LIN.
11
0-100 % LIN.
1
0-100 % PERC.
4
0-50 % LIN.
3
50-100 % LIN.
0-100 % LIN.
0-100 % PERC.
0-50 % LIN.
50-100 % LIN.

POSITIONNEUR SRIE 8013

8013 SERIE POSITIONER

MADE IN FRANCE

1. Select desired cam lobe number, according to

valve action, positioner action, range and
characteristic. Observe shading code.

3. Check force balance spring position according to the

direction of the positioner action (see Figure 5)

2. Rotate cam to align proper lobe line (as shown in

code) with shaded center of cam follower. (see
Figure 7).

4. Turn the force balance adjusting screw (6) on the

beam (41) in order that the spring should be
approximately parallel to the joint plane of the case.
(see Figure 5).

Figure 6

Masoneilan

6
4

160

Proper alignment
line for Lobe 5
with valve plug
160
seated

5
2
10
9

POUR CHANGER LACTION DU POSITIONNEUR SE

RFERER LA NOTICE DINSTRUCTIONS

calibration

ACTION
POSITIONNEUR
POSITIONER
ACTION

REFER TO INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR CHANGING

POSITIONER ACTION

Masoneilan
ACTION
VANNE
VALVE
ACTION

Center of
cam
follower
bearing

155

Figure 7

156
158

155

159

151

12. Adjust signal to proper value corresponding to valve

closed position.

Air-to-open valve
5. Shut-off supply pressure. Valve plug should be
seated.

13. Adjust the biasing spring (52) so that the valve plug
will lift off the seat at the proper closing milliamp
signal.

6. Proceed with the calibration, performing step 9

described below.

14. Check full valve stroke for full signal span. If stroke
is too short for full signal span or if valve reaches full
stroke before full signal span (stroke is too long)
adjust force balance spring screw (6) as indicated in
table below. After adjusting force balance spring,
repeat steps 12, 13 and 14 until proper valve stroke
is obtained for full signal span.

Air-to-close valve
7. Adjust supply pressure to proper requirement (psig).
(See valve catalog for proper supply pressure
according to valve size and to pressure drop; see
also the serial plate).
8. With a 10 mm flat wrench unscrew about one turn
the metering tube assembly (59) until valve plug is
seated.

15. Assemble cover (3) and cam cover (151).

On an air-to-close valve and

on an air-to-open valve
9. When the valve stem is in contact with the seat
(valve seated) loosen the screw (160) in order that
cam will rotate.

If Stroke
is :

10. Select proper cam lobe and lobe line referring to

Figure 6. Rotate cam to align proper lobe line with
center of cam follower bearing as indicated in
Figure 7. Tighten screw (160) to maintain the
relation-ship of cam to cam follower.

Too
short

And Positioner
Action is :
Direct
Reverse

11. If air supply is shut off (air-to-open valve) then

adjust supply pressure to proper psig (see valve
catalog or the serial plate). If air-to-close valve,
tighten metering tube assembly (59). (Tighten firmly
but do not overtighten).

Too
long

Direct
Reverse

Turn Force Balance

Spring Adjusting
Screw (6) :
Counter clockwise
rotation
Clockwise
rotation
Clockwise
rotation
Counter clockwise
rotation

maintenance
Warning :

Relay reassembly

De-energize electric and pneumatic circuits before

service or maintenance. Be sure that connections
are correctly performed and that the cover is well
placed on the case before energizing the circuits.
Only qualified personnel to service this equipment.

1. Replace spring (58) and position gasket (57) on the

relay body. Place Bellofram plate S/A (56),
diaphragm S/A (55) and cap (54). Align holes in this
elements with those of the relay body (66). Correct
alignment is simplified by use of external reference
mark. Insert two screws 180 apart through this
assembly. Replace and tighten the six screws (53).

Metering tube
The metering tube (59) for the nozzle air supply is
furnished with a clean-out plunger which forces a small
wire through the jewel orifice. The metering assembly
can be removed and checked prior to relay disassembly.

2. Assemble relay plug (67), spring (68) and holding

screw (69). Establish correct position of relay and
fasten on the positioner case. If relay repairs are
required it is recommended that a new temporary
relay be adapted, permitting to minimize time out of
service.

Relay disassembly
1. Disconnect air tubing. Unscrew the four relay
mounting screws (21) and remove relay from the
case (14).
2. Remove holding screw (69) and drop the plug (67)
and spring (68) from the relay body (66).

Nozzle

3. Remove the six screws (53) which hold the relay

cap (54), diaphragm S/A (55) and Bellofram plate
(56), gasket (57) and spring (58) to the relay body.
Clean parts with a clean soft cloth. Use solvent if oil
or grease is present (do not use solvent on
diaphragms). Blow out parts with clean dry air.
Replace all damaged parts.

To clean nozzle (16) shut off air supply ; loosen screw

(45) and remove flapper (46) from beam (41).
Unscrew nozzle (16) from case. Clean out hole with
solvent and clean dry air. Screw nozzle into the case,
replace flapper on the beam and tighten screw (45).

1
2

53

54

55

20

21

56

57

58

59

65

66 67 68 21 69

4
5

23
12

10 11

15
14

18

16

4
30

39

40

19

43

42

41

42
52

45

32

44
73
33

42
7
9

70
74

49

50

48
46

6
45

PARTS REFERENCE
Ref.
No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
19

Part Name
Cover Screw
Emblem
Cover
Mounting Screw
Magnet S/A
Adjusting Screw
Nut
Force Balance Spring
Screw
Spring Lever
Nut
Hooking Screw (spring)
Case
Terminal Board S/A
Nozzle
Adapter (Flame Arrestor)
O-Ring

Ref.
No
20

21
23
30
32
33
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
48
49
50

Part Name
Relay
Mounting Screw (Relay)
Screw
Serial Plate
Force Balance Spring Lever
Release Spring
Biasing Spring Bracket
Coil
Beam
Screw (Flexure Strips)
Stop Locknut
Coil Stop Screw
Screw (Fastening Coil and Flapper)
Flapper
Counter-Weight
Flexure Strip
Flexure Strip

Ref.
No

Part Name

52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
65
66
67
68
69
70
73
74

Biasing Spring
Mounting Screw (relay)
Relay Cap
Diaphragm S/A
Bellofram Plate S/A
Gasket
Spring
Metering Tube S/A
O-Ring
Relay Body
Relay Plug
Plug Spring
Holding Plug
Sleeve
Groove Pin
Flame Arrestor

Recommended Spare Parts

These parts should not be purchased separately since they are staked or press fitted into the case (14).

42

Flexure strip replacement

Mounting Screw
(4)

1. Remove positioner cover and disconnect coil leads

from the terminal board. Disengage the end of the
force balance spring (8) from the adjusting
screw (6).

Alignment Rod 1/8(3,175 mm) Dia.

Biasing Spring Adjusting Screw

Coil Screw (45)

Biasing Spring Bracket (39)

Biasing Spring (52)

Coil Stop Screw

(44)

2. Remove the two mounting screws (4) and lift the

entire operating mechanism from the case.

Biasing Spring Screw

Flapper (46)

3. Remove screws (42) and flexure strips (49 and 50)

from the beam. Replace coil if necessary per
instructions below.
4. Replace damaged flexure strips and reattach beam
to the magnet with flexure strips (50) and screws
(42). Do not tighten screws. Align the beam per
instructions below.

Alignment Wedge
5/32 High (3,97 mm)

Flexure Strip
(49 & 50)
Force Balance Spring
Adjusting Screw (6)

Figure 8 Beam Alignment

Coil replacement
1. Remove the entire operating mechanism as
described in Steps 1 through 3 above. Unscrew
screws (44 and 45) freeing force coil (40) from the
beam.

6. Adjust coil stop screw (44) in order that flapper

travel in front of the nozzle should be approximately
0.8 mm (1/32). Tighten stop locknut (43). Reattach
force balance spring (8) on adjusting screw (6).

2. Attach replacement force coil loosely to the beam

with screws (44 and 45).

7. Connect coil wires to terminal board according to the

desired positioner action. Proceed to calibration and
replace cover.

Note : coil stop screw (44) should not extend into

the coil bobbin.
3. Reattach beam to magnet with flexure strips and
screws and align the beam.

Terminal board replacement

Beam alignment (Figure 8)

If it becomes necessary to change the input signal range

of a positioner a terminal board and coil adapted to
accommodate the new signal should be ordered from
the Spare Parts Department. To change terminal board
proceed as follows:

1. Insert a 1/8 (3.175 mm) diameter cylindrical rod into

alignment holes in the coil, beam and magnet and
place on the magnet, between the beam and the
coil, a wedge 5/32 (3,97 mm) high and 1/32 (1 mm)
max. in thickness. Rod and wedge materials should
be non-magnetic.

1. Remove entire operating mechanism from case as

described in Steps 1 and 2 of paragraph Flexure
Strip Replacement .
Disconnect signal input leads from terminal board.
2. Unscrew two screws holding terminal board to case.

2. Tighten two screws (42) of inner flexure strip to

beam ; two screws of outer flexure strip to magnet.

3. Insert the new terminal board and fasten securely to

case.

3. Replace operating mechanism in case. Position the

biasing spring bracket (39) in place and tighten in
position with two mounting screws (4).

4. Insert entire operating mechanism in case and

tighten the two screws (4) after placing biasing
spring bracket (39). Reconnect signal input leads.

4. Exert light downward pressure on beam between

the 5/32 high wedge and the nozzle. Tighten the
remaining flexure strip screws (42).

5. Reattach force balance spring (8) on adjusting

screw (6).
6. Connect coil leads to terminal board according to
the desired positioner action. Proceed to calibration
and replace cover.

5. Tighten the force coil screw (45) and remove

alignment rod and wedge.

trouble-shooting
The following conditions are necessary for
trouble-free operation :

5. Correct pneumatic connections.

6. Supply pressure required by valve operating
conditions and size. Refer to valve catalogs,
instructions or serial plate.

1. Proper cam mounting.

2. Proper fastening of positioner on valve yoke.

7. Proper control signal and input impedance for

utilized controller. Consider line resistance (see
table of Figure 4 of Instruction sheet No ES 50004000 E.

3. Correct positioning of the force balance spring (8).

4. Proper positioning of coil lead connections and
signal leads to terminal board.

8. Coil stop adjusted to allow approximately (0.8 mm)

(1/32) flapper travel in front of nozzle.
9. All mechanism components fastened firmly as
required.
10. Proper nozzle size selected. Number of nozzle
stamped on body of nozzle. The table below
indicates nozzle number for each utilization case.

Pneumatic circuit
In the event of faulty operation of the positioner, where
the cause is not readily apparent, check air system as
follows :
1. Exert sufficient force on the flapper to cover the
nozzle. Valve stem should travel its full stroke.
2. If response is other than indicated in the above
steps, push cleanout plunger of metering orifice,
Inspect for plugged nozzle. Check to see if metering
orifice body is properly seated in the relay. If difficulty still
persists, disassemble and clean relay.

Electrical circuit
After checking pneumatic circuit, the electrical circuit
should be checked with an ohmmeter as follows:
1. Disconnect signal leads from terminal board S/A.
2. Connect ohmmeter leads to positioner terminal
board leads and check positioner circuit resistance
with nominal resistance indicated on identification
plate. Table of Figure 4 of the Instruction sheet No
ES 50004-000 E shows the nominal resistance of
main circuits.
3. Disconnect coil lead from positive terminal and
connect to one of the ohmmeter leads. Connect
other ohmmeter lead to negative terminal. Force coil
resistance value should approximate value indicated
in table of Figure 4 of Instruction sheet No
ES 50004-000 E.
4. If force coil resistance is approximately correct but
positioner circuit resistance is not, repair or replace
terminal board. If force coil resistance is not correct
replace force coil.
5. Remove ohmmeter lead from negative terminal and
connect it to coil stop screw. Check for short in force
coil.
Replace the coil if ohmmeter indicates a value other
than very high resistance (practically infinite).

On Valves Camflex II
Supply
Pressure
psi
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75

m bar
1400
1700
2100
2500
2800
3100
3500
3800
4200
4500
4800
5200

Nozzle Number
Valve size
25 to
80 and
150 to
50 mm
100 mm
300 mm
(1 to 2) (3 and 4) (6 to 12)
15
12
15
12
15
13
11
13
11
11*
12
12
11*
12
12
12
11
11
11

On Varimax Valves
Supply
Pressure
psi

m bar

20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75

1400
1700
2100
2500
2800
3100
3500
3800
4200
4500
4800
5200

Nozzle Number
Actuator size
No 3

14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14

No 5

No 7

No 9

15
15
15
15
15
15

12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12

11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11

11
11
11
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* Only on 100 mm (4) valve size

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August 1997