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Sizing A Rotary Actuator

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Sizing A Rotary Actuator

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Sizing a Rotary Actuator

using Fisher Specification


Manager
A Basic Approach

LET’S BEGIN…
1. Complete all tabs up to
and including Valve
Construction *

2. Click on
Actuator Selection

Note: Not all the fields in


* If you need help the first five tabs are
filling in the necessary for Actuator
tabs up to this Sizing. Click on the
point, see the adjacent check list to see
Help tutorial the minimum fields required
“Sizing a Valve for actuator sizing. This
from Scratch.” list is also in the How Do
I? section under “Enable
Actuator Sizing Buttons”
1. Select an Actuator Type
and Fail Mode *
2. Continue to fill out
the rest of the fields.

* The Rotary
Actuator Sizing
button should
now be enabled.
If the Sliding Stem
Actuator Sizing
button enables, 3. Click Rotary
you are in the Actuator Sizing button
wrong tutorial.
If neither enable,
you missed some
necessary fields in Note: Actuator Sizing is optional. Your local Fisher
previous tabs or Controls sales representative can size and
entered incorrect select an optimal actuator based on the
information. information you provided above.
1. Select Standard
from drop down

2. Click Next
1. Click Torque
Calculate
1. Select the
fluid type
* Specific valve
inputs vary
from valve to
valve. There
could be 2. Fill in all blank
several blanks inputs *
to fill in
depending upon
3. Enter a
the valve.
Shutoff Press Diff **

** This may
already be filled
in from info
entered in the
the Actuator
Selection Tab

4. Click Calculate
1. Scroll to the
bottom
1. Calculated outputs
appear at the bottom

2. Check to make
sure there is a value
* If no value appears
for CTQB *
in this cell, scroll
to the top and check
your inputs. If this
does not work,
check to make sure
the Shut Off Class of
the valve you
selected matches
the Shut Off Class
you entered in the
Installation Tab. 3. Click Use Torques
(CTQB stands for As Inputs
“Breakout Torque”)
1. Select 90 deg for
Maximum Rotation

2. Click Calculate
1. Select an Actuator Size
with your desired Bench Set

2. Click Select

* Usually the top selection is suitable.


Note: Calculated Results
appear in the yellow cells.

Note: To view the list of


actuators you sized or to
select a different actuator, click
the Solution List button.

1. Click Ok
Now, you can continue
on with Positioner… An actuator has been
appropriately sized.
or save your project!
You’re Done!
Use
Use the
the “Back”
“Back” button
button to
to return
return to
to the
the Help
Help System
System

OR
OR

Continue
Continue clicking
clicking to
to repeat
repeat the
the tutorial
tutorial

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