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Whenthecontrolvalveisinstalledinthepiping:
• connectinstrumentairtotheactuatororinstalledaccessories
(appliestopneumaticlinearactuators).
• connect according tothe wiring diagram in the removable
actuator cover or according to manufacturer’s actuator
documentation(appliestoelectricalrotary/linearactuators).
• Continuously increase load until operation parameters are
reached.
Sudden exposure of the control valve to the full working pressure and working
temperature may cause stress cracks.
• After the rst loading (trial run) in depressurised and cool
conditions, evenly tighten screw connections of sealing
componentscrosswise(ifrequired).
Be careful to prevent damage to the high quality spindle surface nish! A
damaged spindle surface nish may be detrimental to the smooth operation of
the stung box.
• Excessive levels of noise and vibration during operation
indicatecriticaloperatingconditionsandmustbeavoidedat
allcosts.
Impermissible continuous operation of control valves under critical conditions
can damage the valves, as they are not designed to cope with this situation.
• Avoidfrequentsystemstart-upsandshutdowns.
Experience has shown that critical operating conditions, which can damage
the control valve, are often encountered when starting up or shutting down the
system.
• Keeptheoperatingmediumfreeofforeignparticles.
Foreign particles can damage the control valve; this can be prevented by tting a
suitable dirt trap.
• TheinstrumentairmustconformtoatleasttheISO8573-1
class2ortherequirementsoftheaccessorymanufacturer.
Contaminated instrument air can damage the accessories and valve or cause
them to fail.
Bodily injury or damage to the control valve and its accessories as the result of non-
adherence to warning instructions, as well as transport damage and improper use
(e.g. as a climbing aid, etc.), will render the manufacturer’s guarantee null and void
and release him from any responsibility.
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