美国球阀厂家说明-38.pdf

+ Product Safety Manual – Kinetrol Actuator/Spring Limit Switch Box Figure 1 shows the optional Clear Cone monitor fitted which again helps to protect the moving parts against corrosion as well as providing improved visual position indication. 3 Functional Constraints The device, as configured, has functional constraints in its application. These can be summarised by the following:  The mounting of the unit to the bracket/valve should be as described on page 1 of TD129.  The air/gas supply should be as specified on page 1 of TD129  Actuator/spring operation, maintenance adjustment should be as specified on page 3 of TD129  In high vibration environmental conditions (greater than 4g @ 100Hz), contact Kinetrol for advice if vibration levels are higher.  For operating constraints of the limit switch box (if fitted) refer to the switch box IOM as supplied or contact Kinetrol for a copy quoting the unit serial number or part number.  For functional constraints for the Solenoid Valve, refer to valve supplier quoting their part number or if supplied by Kinetrol refer to manual as supplied. 4 Functional Failure Modes. The mechanical simplicity of the Kinetrol actuator design, allows a relatively straight forward analysis of the possible failure modes of its constituent parts. Therefore the failures become very infrequent as the Functional Safety Certificate suggests and failure of components is derived mainly from generic industry data. This ensures the design comprises Type A components. The hardware fault tolerance is assumed zero. The critical items that contribute most to the theoretical failure modes are:  Process Valve failure data must be taken into account for the overall valve/actuator assembly and must be obtained from the valve manufacture.  Air supply failure with double acting version