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Rotary Vane Actuator
  Best Suited Applications  
 

Only One Moving Part

Engineered for a 50 year design life with routine maintenance.

 

  • Quarter-turn valve applications on natural gas pipelines, utilizing gas over oil power pressure for the actuator.
    • Emergency shutdown.
    • Line break protection.
  • Valve control on product pipelines where the actuator is powered hydraulically or by nitrogen storage vessels.
  • The actuator's concentric shape and balance is perfect for high vibration applications.
  • Compact design is ideal for platform applications and subsea applications.
  • High pressure construction and compact design allows for subsea applications to depths of 750 meters without pressure compensation devices.
  • High speed applications with stroking times as fast as 250 milliseconds.

  Capabilities  
 
  • Double acting operation.
  • Torque output range.
    • 1,000 to 6 million in.-lbs.
    • (113 to 677,907 N-m)
  • Power supply pressure.
    • 100 psi to 3,000 psi
    • (6.9 to 206.8 bars)
    • Hydraulic, gas/hydraulic
  • Ambient temperature.
    • -50°F to 250°F
    • (-45°C to 121°C)
Features
 
  • Only one moving part allows for a 50 year design life with minimal maintenance.
  • Double vane design will not produce any side loading forces on the valve stem or actuator bearings.
  • Balanced and constant torque is applied directly to the valve stem, without any internal power loss, throughout the complete stroke.
  • The most compact and efficient actuator design available.
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Last Updated 11/14/08


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