Manufacturers declaration • Hersteller-Erklärung • Déclaration de fabricant
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Manufacturers declaration
in compliance with EC directive 89/ 392/ EEC, annex I I B and 89/ 336/ EEC.
We hereby confirm that the appliances described in this sheet has been manufactured in
compliance with the applicable standards and is intended for installation in a
machine/ application, and that commissioning is strictly prohibited until evidence has
been provided that the machine/ application in question is also in compliance
with EC directive 89/ 392/ EEC and 89/ 336/ EEC.
This manufacturers declaration is applicable to the following PMV-Positioner series:
P4, P5, EP5, F5.
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Herstel ler-Erkärung
im sinne der EG-richtlinie 89/ 392/ EWG, A nhang I I B und 89/ 336/ EWG.
H iermit erklären wir, da§ die in diesem Blatt beschriebenen Geräte entsprechend den
gültigen Normen gebaut und zum Einbau in eine Maschine oder Applikation bestimmt
sind, sowie daß deren Inbetriebnahme so lange untersagt ist, bis festgestellt wurde, daß
diese Maschine/Applikation ebenfalls der EG-Richtlinie 89/ 392/ EWG und 89/ 336/
EWG entspricht. Diese H erstellererklärung hat für folgende PMV-Stellungsregler-Serien
Gültigkeit:
P4, P5, EP5, F5.
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Déclaration de fabricant
au sens dela directive de la CE 89/ 392/ CEE, annexe I I B et CE/ 89/ 336/ CEE.
N ous déclarons par la présente que les appareils décrits sur cette page sont construits en
conformité avec les normes en vigueur et qu’ils sont destinés à être montés dans une
machine ou une application, nous déclarons également que leur mise en service est
interdite tant qu’il n’a pas été constaté que cette machine/application satisfait également à
la directive CE 89/ 392 CEE et CE/ 89/ 336/ CEE.
Cette déclaration de fournisseur est valable pour les types d’appareils PMV suivants:
P4, P5, EP5, F5.
Mr. Roland Wedebrand
President, Palmstiernas Instrument AB
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Special Conditions for Safe Use
The enclosure is made of aluminium and any impact or friction caused by external
objects shall be avoided in the application.
Rubbing of the window with dry fabrics shall be avoided when the positioner is used in
an hazardous atmosphere in order to avoid potentially incendive static discharges.
Always check www.pmv.nu for latest edition of manual.
1. Introduction
P4
The P4 is a pneumatic valve positioner for double acting actuators, rotary or linear. It can
also be used for single acting applications by simply plugging one of the outlet ports, C1 or
C2.
ATEX: II 2 G
It features a standardized foot print, external zero adjustment, gold plated spool valve, positive
internal pressure and a bright visible position indicator. The simple, sturdy design with few
moving parts together with the well proven spool valve design provides long and trouble
free operation. T ogether with the unit, a wide range of mounting kits are of fered for quarter
turn and linear applications.
Calibration and set up is quick and simple, all done by thumb wheels. The unit requires a
minimum of maintenance and the only tool needed is a flat screw driver.
For installation of gauges T-connectors are required.
Option
4
Option
P5
The base unit of the system is the pneumatic positioner, used in either single or double acting
applications. P5 comes standard with built in dampers, a high gain spool valve assembly,
gauge ports and an O-ring sealed housing. The housing utilizes a unique O-ring seal that
can be adjusted to a sealed or drained position.
The modular design concept allows for easy addition of accessories such as I/P converter
and/or a feedback package, both which are isolated from the basic pneumatic unit. These
accessories can be factory or field mounted.
Ease of calibration and maintenance are built into to the design with easily accessible span
and zero adjustment, and very simple parts replacement.
ATEX: II 2 GD
EP5
The EP5 has same features and benefits as the P5 positioner. It’s modular to suit several
applications,
General applications, intrinsically safe, explosion proof and fail freeze versions are offered.
Intrinsically Safe: ATEX:EEX ia IIC T4 II 1 GD
CSA, FM Class I, Div, Group ABCD
Explosion proof: ATEX:EEX d IIB+H2, T4-T6 II 2 GD
CSA, FM Div I, Class 1,2 & 3 Group BCDEFG
Fail Freeze
I/P Module
Standard or I/S
I/P-converter
module
Explosion proof I/P module
Dome
indicator
Gauges
P5 pneumatic positioner
Spindles
Mounting bracket
Mounting
adapter
plate
F5 feedback module
F5 Explosion Proof
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2. Storage instructions
PMV Positioner and feedback module storage and handling pr ocedur es
PMV Positioners and feedback modules are precision instruments which should be stored
and handled accordingly to avoid problems or damage.
Electropneumatic positioners/feedback modules contain electronic components which can
be damaged by exposure to water. Appropriate precautions should be taken to protect units
while in storage.
Warehouse storage
Stored in original PMV shipping containers, units should be stored in an environmentally
controlled area, i.e. clean, cool (15-26°C, 60-80°F) and dry, out of direct sunlight or weather
exposure.
Field storage
Note: Once the air supply to the positioner is connected and turned on, internal air bleed
will prevent the ingress of moisture and protect the unit from corrosion. It is recommended
that the air supply be left on at all times.
• If units are installed immediately, turn, and leave on, the air supply.
• If positioners must be stored outdoors, tighten all covers which may have loosened in
shipment, make sure all open enclosure entry points are sealed.
Feedback modules should have cover tightened and conduits entries sealed. Positioners/
Feedback modules should be wrapped and sealed air and watertight with desiccant inside
the plastic, units should be securely covered with an opaque cover and not exposed to direct
sunlight, rain or snow.
Pneumatic positioners
Units should have all ports sealed and be protected from direct exposure to weather.
For long term storage (>1 month) or overseas shipment units should be protected with
plastic and desiccant.
Potential damage mechanism
When units are stored in hot, humid climates, the daily heating/cooling cycle will cause air
to expand/contract and be drawn in and out of the positioner/feedback housing.
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Dependent on the local temperature variations, humidity and dew points and time in storage
condensation could occur and accumulate inside on the I/P Converter causing erratic operation or failure due to water and corrosion. The potential for condensation damage is especially
high in southern climates and aggravated if units are exposed to direct sunlight.
For further assistance, please contact you nearest PMV office.
Storage Seal (P5/EP5)
P5/EP5 is supplied with all enclosure entry points sealed.The seal is only a storage seal, not
to be used as seal when P5/EP5 is in operation. If Storage Seal is removed or damaged, make
sure all open enclosure entry points are proper resealed before further shipping or storage.
Use circular stickers marked I, S and OUT, supplied on Storage Seal or vapour proof tape.
P5
Remove Storage Seal from connection block, mount positioner on actuator/valve, make
connections according to section 5, (Page 10). Calibrate span and Zero according to section
7, (Page 13).
Clean any oil/debris off the connecting block, then reseal open enclosure entry ports, use
circular stickers marked I, S and OUT, supplied on Storage Seal or vapour proof tape.
EP5
Follow P5 instructions as above. Remove Storage Seal for conduit entry IE, connect input
signal cable and install proper cable gland to secure the units sealing.
IP5-SEAL
IP5 seal
P5-SEAL
P5 seal
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3. Function
The P4 and P5/EP5 operates on a force balance principal. Force is originated by the signal
pressure transmitted through a diaphragm on to the balance arm. The opposing force is
achieved through the feedback spring and is proportional to the position of the lower arm.
The lower arm position is determined by the position of the cam which is secured to the
spindle and connected to the actuator shaft thus providing the feedback from the actuator/
valve. When these two forces are equal, the balance arm and the spool in the pilot valve are
in a neutral position — the complete unit is in a balanced position. Air is supplied to the
pilot valve through port S, and controls the air flow through ports C1 and C2
Assume an equilibrium position.
An increased control pressure will deflect the diaphragm 1 down, compressing the feedback
spring 3. The balance arm 2 moves the spool 7 in the pilot valve 8 furnishing supply air to
the actuator, while at the same time air is exhausted from actuator and is vented to atmosphere
through the pilot valve and the OUT port . W ith the increased supply air, the actuator rotates
(or moves linearly) moving the positioner spindle 6. The spindle and cam 5 rotate, forcing
the lower arm 4 upwards compressing the feedback spring 3. This motion will continue
until the two forces are equal and the unit is in an equilibrium position.
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4. Installation
Air requirements
Maximum supply pressure is 1 MPa (150 psi). Supply air shall be clean, dry and free from
oil, water, moisture, foreign parts and debris.
The air shall be freeze-dried or similar to a dew point of at least 10°C (18°F) below lowest
expected ambient temperature.
A <40µ filter/regulator is recommended to be installed as close to P4/P5/EP5 as possible to
ensure proper supply air quality.
Before making pneumatic connections to the positioner, it is recommended that the supply
air lines are opened up and allowed to vent for 2-3 minutes to clear any debris from the line.
It is further recommended that a large paper bag is used to collect any oil or humidity that
may be present in the line during this purging, direct the air flow into the bag. Should exessive
amounts of oil and/or humidity be present at this stage, a review of the pneumatic system
should be carried out and the problem corrected.
Poor air quality is one of the major causes of pr emature failure of pneumatic equipment.
Installation
P4 and P5/EP5 mounts on to the actuator using either the ISO F05 holes 4 and a PMV ISO
mounting kit or by using the optional mounting adaptor and screws 5 to mount P5 on to
existing PMV mounting kits.
Proper alignment of the positioner spindle to the actuator shaft is very important since
improper alignment can cause excessive wear and friction to the positioner.
P5/EP5 only
The spindle/positioner shaft assembly allows for quick and simple spindle changes. T o ensure
the proper connection, the spindle 3 has a spring clip 2 that must be properly installed. A
solid ”click” should be felt when assembling the two pieces insuring that the two flats 1 are
engaged into the positioner shaft groove.
The spindle can be removed, by inserting two screwdrivers under the two tapered surfaces
of the spindle and bending carefully. When the spring clip releases the spindle will eject.
P4/P5P5/EP5
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1
3
5 4
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5. Connections
Air connections are tapped for 1/4" G or NPT male connectors and are clearly marked.
Gauge ports are for 1/8" G or NPT.
We recommend use of Loctite® 577 or similar user preferred for sealing.
Electrical connection on I/P unit accepts 1/2" NPT or PG 13,5 (M20) cable gland.
Port IInput instrument pneumatic signal 20-100kPa (3-15 psi)
Port SSupply air, maximum 1 MPa (150 psi) Minimum 0,15 MPa
(21 psi) for EP5
Port C1, C2 Actuator connections (0,2-1 MPa). C2 opening port.
For single acting operation plug port C1 for increasing signal to open valve. Plug C2 for
decreasing (reverse) signal to open valve.
OUTExhaust air port. Do not block! Exhaust filter optional.
Port IpGauge port for pneumatic input signal.
Port I
E
Port PGauge port for I/P unit output pressure ( On the I/P unit)
Ports Ip, P, S, C1 and C2 are sealed with plugs. To install gauges,
unscrew plugs and replace with gauges.
Input electric signal (4-20 mA) (On the I/P unit.)
P5/EP5 only
Port OUT is for venting the unit. All air from the positioner, actuator
and I/P unit is vented to atmosphere through this port. Do not blockthis port. A high flow silencer or an exhaust pipe can be connected to
this port to prevent foreign objects from entering and blocking the
units exhaust. Connector in exhaust port must not have less than 9
mm (3/8“) orfice.
When using gases other than air for supply — Please contact PMV.
On EP5 (P5 with I/P unit installed) I/P unit is supplied with air from
port S. Port’I is automaticly sealed off and protected. No connection
shall be made to this port. See pages 13 and 14 for more information.
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C1
C2
S
I
C1
C2
II
S
C1
C2
S
X = Port plugged
Direct function
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6. Cam adjustment
With the cover and indicator removed, loosen the screw 1 and turn the cam locking nut 2
counterclockwise until the cam loosens. Adjust the cam 3 as desired making sure that the
ball bearing 4 always is riding on an active lobe on the cam. To secure the cam, make sure
that screw 1 is backed out from the locking nut 2 then finger tighten the locking nut and
tighten screw 1. Install and adjust the indicator and reinstall cover.
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4
1
correct
incorrect
3
1-2 mm (1/16")
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7. Calibration
P4/P5/EP5 is when shipped from PMV precalibrated for 90 ±0,5 deg rotation, (can also
be 30, 45 or 60 deg, see installed cam). For
most applications the valve closed position
is more critical than valve open position,
most attention should be paid at valve closed
position. Always start calibration procedure
by applying 0 % input signal, then adjusting
zero. P4/P5/EP5 is calibrated by turning
thumb wheels 1 & 4.
Arrows on arm 5 indicate turning direction
of thumb wheels.
Check cam seating, section 6 before starting
calibration procedure.
1. Apply 0 % input signal (0% =
20 kPa/3 psi or 4 mA)
2. Wait for steady state.
3. Adjust zero by turning the silver (lower)
thumb wheel 4 with finger or with screw-
driver 7 from the outside.
4. Apply 100% input signal (100% =
100 kPa/ 15 psi or 20 mA)
5. Wait for steady state then memorize
result.
6. Apply 0% input signal.
7. Adjust span if necessary. This is done by
first loosing screw 2, then turning the
yellow (upper) thumb wheel 1 “+“ or
“–“ and finally tighten screw 2. Spring
top must not be in contact with spring
guide 3.
8. Check zero and adjust if needed.
9. Repeat steps 2 to 8 until desired
calibration is achieved.
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