AUMA SAR Operation Instructions Manual

AUMA SAR Operation Instructions Manual

Multi-turn actuators
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Multi-turn actuators
SA 07.1
SA 16.1/SAR 07.1
SAR 16.1
AUMA NORM (without controls)
Operation instructions
Assembly, operation, commissioning

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Safety Instructions
1.1 Basic Information on Safety
Core safety principles, standards, and staff qualification requirements.
1.2 Range of Application
Defines the intended use of multi-turn actuators and prohibited applications.
1.3 Applications in Ex Zone 22 (Option)
Specific requirements for actuators used in dust hazardous locations (Zone 22).
1.4 Warnings and Notes
Explanation of hazard symbols and warning structures for safe operation.
1.5 References and Symbols
Key references, symbols, and their meanings used throughout the manual.
Identification
2.1 Name Plate
Details on identifying actuators via name plates and their data.
2.2 Short Description
Definition and overview of multi-turn actuators according to EN ISO 5210.
Transport, Storage and Packaging
3.1 Transport
Guidelines for safe transportation of actuators, including lifting precautions.
3.2 Storage
Instructions for proper storage to prevent corrosion and damage.
3.3 Packaging
Information on packaging materials and recycling recommendations.
Assembly
4.1 Mounting Position
Information on the permissible mounting positions for AUMA actuators.
4.2 Handwheel Fitting
Step-by-step guide for correctly fitting the handwheel to the actuator.
4.3 Multi-turn Actuator: Mount to Valve/Gearbox
Procedure for mounting actuators with output drive types B1-B4 or E to valves.
4.3.2 Output Drive Type A
Detailed instructions for assembling actuators with output drive type A.
4.4 Accessories for Assembly
Overview of optional accessories for actuator assembly, like stem protection tubes.
Electrical Connection
5.1 Basic Information
Essential safety information and general guidelines for electrical connections.
5.2 Connection with AUMA Plug/Socket Connector
Detailed steps for connecting actuators using the AUMA plug/socket system.
5.3 Accessories for Electrical Connection
Description of optional accessories for safe and secure electrical connections.
Operation
6.1 Manual Operation
Procedure for engaging and disengaging manual operation of the actuator.
6.2 Motor Operation
Steps for operating the actuator using the motor, including safety notices.
Indications
7.1 Mechanical Position Indicator/Running Indication
Explanation of the mechanical position indicator and running status display.
Signals
8.1 Feedback Signals from Actuator
Overview of available feedback signals and their terminal designations.
Commissioning
9.1 Switch Compartment: Open
Instructions for opening the switch compartment for settings and options.
9.2 Torque Switching: Set
Procedure for setting the torque limit switches for overload protection.
9.3 Limit Switching: Set
Guide for setting the end positions (CLOSED and OPEN) using limit switches.
9.4 Intermediate Positions: Set
Instructions for setting intermediate position switches for specific valve travel.
9.5 Test Run
Performing operational tests, including checking direction of rotation and limit switching.
9.6 Potentiometer and Position Transmitter Settings
Configuration of potentiometers and electronic position transmitters for valve feedback.
9.8 Mechanical Position Indicator: Set
Steps for setting the mechanical position indicator to match valve positions.
Corrective Action
10.1 Faults During Commissioning
Troubleshooting guide for common faults encountered during commissioning.
10.2 Motor Protection (Thermal Monitoring)
Explanation of motor protection mechanisms and troubleshooting motor faults.
Servicing and Maintenance
11.1 Preventive Measures for Servicing and Safe Operation
Recommended measures for safe operation and preventative maintenance checks.
11.2 Maintenance
General maintenance procedures, including lubrication intervals and methods.
11.3 Disposal and Recycling
Guidelines for the proper disposal and recycling of actuators and their components.
Technical Data
12.1 Features and Functions of Actuator
Summary of standard and optional features and their operational capabilities.
12.2 Service Conditions
Environmental and operational conditions applicable to actuator installation and use.
12.3 Further Information
Details on relevant EU Directives applicable to the actuators.
Spare Parts
13.1 Multi-turn Actuators SA 07.1 – SA 16.1/SAR 07.1 - SAR 16.1
List of spare parts for specific multi-turn actuator models.
Certificates
14.1 Declaration of Incorporation and EC Declaration of Conformity
Official declarations of compliance with relevant EC directives and standards.

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