Emerson Yarway 20-55 Quick guide

YARWAY OPERATING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Pneumatic actuator
WARNING
For safety reasons, it is important to take the
following precautions before you start work
onthePDA*:
1. Read all labels fitted to the PDA* and
this sheet before installation, operation
ormaintenance.
2. Use PDA* for the intended purpose
(accordingcontract/specification).
3. Remove the PDA* carefully from its packaging,
lifting by means of straps (heavy weight)
around the body or use the hoisting lug.
4. The hoisting lug is for the actuator only,
notforthe total assembly!!!
5. For installation of the PDA* use bolting
material (2 half-couplings and lock nut; parts
of the Desuperheater) and free of 'forces,
moments and torques'.
6. Additional mounting/modifications on PDA's*
are not allowed without approval from Yarway.
7. The line must be depressurized, drained,
vented and cooled down before installation.
8. Handling of all PDA's *, with or without
accessories must be carried out by personnel
trained in all aspects of manual, mechanical
handling/lifting techniques and standard
safety procedures, in case of doubt, consult
your supervisor and/or safety officer.
9. Yarway do not accept liability for site work
performed under supervision of others.
10. Each PDA* air supply line should be protected
with its own air filter regulator.
11. Please, follow the procedure as detailed
intheIOM**.
12. Warning: high spring loaded assembly
(useextended bolts for dismantling).
13. The surface temperature as defined
in 2014/34/EC Annex II 2.2.1.2 of the
Desuperheater is a function of the system
it is built into. When installed, the surface
temperature cannot be controlled by the
manufacturer.
Before installation these instructions must be fully read and understood
!! Read all warning labels fitted to the PDA*
beforeoperation or maintenance !!
Never open, dismantle or modify the assembly
whilst under pressure/temperature or other
hazardous conditions.
NOTE
PDA* = Pneumatic diaphragm actuator
IOM** = Installation, Operation and Maintenance
Manual
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INSTALLATION
1. Place the PDA* with its yoke flange onto
thebonnet of the Desuperheater and fixed
itwith the lock nut.
2. Assemble the 2 half-couplings (upper and
lower) through the screws.
3. Installation may be in vertical or horizontal
piping (use support in case of heavy weight).
4. For installation of the positioner and
the air filter regulator, following the
manufacturer's recommendations.
5. Connect the lever of the positioner to the
stem coupling (mechanical linkage) and
adjust, if necessary, set points for air filter
regulator, and valve positioner, following
themanufacturer's recommendations.
6. Connection of electrical supplies and/or
air piping should be in accordance with
themanufacturer's instruction manual.
7. When satisfactory coordination between
signals and temperature are attained,
adjustment of the set-point can be made
and the system transferred to automatic
operation.
8. Ensure easy access of the operating
mechanism (actuator, positioner,
handwheel, etc.) if applicable.
CATEGORY
PDA's* are manufactured in accordance with
2014/68/EC - category I - gas group2.
Pressure/temperature limits are indicated:
# on the PDA* nameplate

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YARWAY OPERATING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Pneumatic actuator
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NOTE
PDA* = Pneumatic diaphragm actuator
IOM** = Installation, Operation and Maintenance
Manual
FINAL INSPECTION
Yarway PDA's* have been tested, degreased,
dried and prepared according toservice
application. This should be carried out in
accordance with the relevant IOM** and
available by: Emerson B.V., Yarway, via our
website: Emerson.com/FinalControl
STATE OF DELIVERY / STORAGE /
SELECTION/ SERVICE LIFE
State of delivery
Yarway’s PDA's* are delivered with protection
and tested to 9.0 bar. Particular care should
be exercised when removing the PDA* from
its packaging and your special attention is
required to check carefully that no damage
has occurred to the actuator, accessories,
piping and fittings before installation. Check
outIOM**- instructions before proceeding.
Storage
For short term storage, up to 6 months, no
additional preservation is necessary. Retain
the PDA in its original packaging in a clean,
dry indoor location. For long term storage, use
only a dry indoor location. Follow instructions
given in the IOM** before placing the PDA
into service, inspect all components to
ensurecorrect functioning.
SPARE PARTS
Use only genuine Yarway components.
AllPDA's* are identified by an identification
number, stamped on the identification plate.
Use this number when ordering spare parts.
Selection
Be certain that the diaphragm casing
pressure does not exceed the limits listed
in the specification table and identification
plate. If in doubt, contact Yarway or your
localrepresentative.
Model: 20-55 (stroke 55 mm) and
Model: 20-90 (stroke 90 mm)
Service life
Expected service life may vary upon condition of
service. Check unit at least once per 8000 hours
or longer intervals based upon site experience.