Emerson Fisher 1008 Data Sheet

1008 Handwheel Actuator
D100106X012
Fisherr 1008 Handwheel Actuator
The Fisher 1008 manual handwheel actuator is used in applications that require a throttling type of control valve that can be manually operated and set. This actuator can be used on nearly all standard globe-style or angle-style control valve body assemblies. No special valve body adaptor is required for use with the 1008 actuator, so that future conversion from manual to automatic control can be accomplished at minimum cost.
The 1008 actuator is capable of giving precise manual throttling control. A travel indicator mounted on the actuator yoke provides a visual indication of valve plug position at all times. A dial type valve plug position indicator is also available as optional equipment.
Product Bulletin
61.8:1008 July 2012
Features
Easy to Install and Maintain–For sizes 30, 40, and
50, the yoke is attached to the valve body with a forged steel hammer locknut (figure 1 shows a typical locknut attachment). For the size 80 (figureNOTAG),theyokeisboltedtothevalve body. The handwheel mechanism on all sizes is totally enclosed.
Easy to Operate–Regardless of the valve plug
action, counterclockwise rotation of the handwheel always opens the valve. In size 40 and larger, two ball bearings are used in the handwheel assembly to facilitate rotation. A spring loaded ball detent in the handwheel prevents it from rotating due to vibration.
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Fisher 1008, Size 80 Actuator
Accurate Valve Plug Positioning–The valve stem
does not revolve, assuring the same seating surface witheachfullstroke.Also,theyokeconstruction ensures that the force required to turn the handwheel cannot be transmitted to the valve body. Sizes 30, 40, and 50 actuators can be furnished with a Tejax Model A35 valve position indicator (figure 2). This indicator enables you to turn the handwheel to the desired position without guesswork. The dial on the indicator is divided into turns and fractions of turns so that you can return to a predetermined valve setting quickly and easily.
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Product Bulletin
61.8:1008 July 2012
Specifications
1008 Handwheel Actuator
D100106X012
Available Configuration
Manual-only handwheel actuator for use with sliding-stem valves
Actuator Size
See table 1
Stem and Yoke Boss Diameters
See table 1
Maximum Stem Travel
See table 1
Maximum Usable Thrust
See table 1
Handwheel Rotation
Clockwise handwheel rotation closes the valve For sizes 30, 40, and 50: for push-down-to-close;
J Left hand screw assembly
J Right hand screw
assembly for push-down-to-open valve For size 80: Handwheel assembly is reversible so that it can be arranged for clockwise-to-close rotation.
Maximum Handwheel Force
See table 1
Handwheel Revolutions per Inch of Stem Travel
See table 1
1. When a Tejax indicator is used, the actuator must beinstalled ina horizontal position.
Construction Materials
Sizes 30, 40, and 50: Handwheel: Size 30: Ductile Iron Sizes 40 and 50: Cast Iron
Yoke: Ductile Iron Acme Power Nut: Stainless Steel (Not used on Size 30) Acme Power Screw:
Size 30: Stainless steel Size 40 and 50: Aluminum Bronze Size 80:
Handwheel: Cast Iron Yoke: Cast Iron Worm Gear: Phosphor Bronze Worm Shaft: Steel Stem Screw: Steel
Approximate Weight
Size 30: 6.4 kg (15 lb) Size 40: 15.9 kg (35 lb) Size 50: 20.4 kg (45 lb) Size 80: 45.4 kg (100 lb)
Options
J Sizes 40 and 50: Set screw to permit locking
handwheel in place
J Sizes 30, 40, and 50: Tejax Model A35 valve stem
position indicator
(1)
.
Indicator dial calibrated in turns and fractions of turns
Table 1. Actuator Size Selection and Specifications
ACTUATOR
SIZE
30 54 10 7340 173.5 19 0.3
40 71 13 13122 160 51 0.3
50 90 19 29581 276 51 0.3
80 127
30 2-1/8 3/8 1650 39 0.75 8
40 2-13/16 1/2 2950 36 2 8
50 3-9/16 3/4 6650 62 2 8
80 5
1. For S31600stem at 38_C (100_F).
2. Alternate 102mm (4 inch) travel construction is available.
2
BOSS SIZE STEM DIAMETER
mm mm N N mm
25 50042 423 32 75620 623
Inch Inch Lbf Lbf Inch
1 11250 95
1-1/4 17000 140
MAXIMUM
USABLE THRUST
MAXIMUM FORCE ON
(1)
HANDWHEEL
MAXIMUM
TRAVEL
(2)
76
(2)
3
REVOLUTIONS
PER mm OF
TRAVEL
0.4
REVOLUTIONS PER
INCH OF TRAVEL
10
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