KONAN TA2 Series Rotary Actuator With Pneumatic-Pneumatic Positioner Single-Acting Type

Product Made In Japan
Manufacturer: KONAN ELECTRIC
Model: TA2 Series

This type is equipped with a compact electric pneumatic positioner, which precisely controls the rotating angle of the actuator. We provide two options available：CW Type turns clockwise to increment the signal pressure, and the CCW type turns vice versa.

Specifications

Bore size［mm］	φ 63	φ 80	φ 100	φ 125	φ 160
Operating fluid	Compressed air
Operating pressure	0.3 〜 0.7MPa
Proof pressure	1.05MPa
Operating temperature	－5〜 60℃（In case of 5℃ or less, ensureto be removed any water contained for prevention of freezing.）
Output torque	Please refer to the“Table of Output Torque”（P21 〜 P23）（The load torque is recommended not to exceed 50% of the valve in the output torque table.）
Rotating angle	90°
Angle adjustment range	± 5°both end

Characteristics of the Positioner

Input signal	0.02 〜 0.1MPa
Cam characteristics	Linear characteristics
Linearity	± 5％ F.S
Hysteresis	2％ F.S
Repeatability	3％ F.S
Sensitivity	3％ F.S
Seismic capacity	1％ F.S
Air consumption	10L/min〔ANR〕（SUP 0.4MPa, Output pressure 75％）
Structure	Dust proof and drip proof
Main component material	Body, Cover：Aluminum

Model Code

TA2 Series

Operating principle

TA2 Series

When input signal is applied to the input chamber (1a), the flapper moves in arrow A direction around the fulcrum plate spring (2). This movement causes the flapper (3) to be separated from the nozzle (4) and the pressure of the nozzle back-pressure chamber (5) to decrease, the balance with the pressure chamber (6) to be lost, and relay spool (7) to push the port A (8a) to open the air-intake valve seat. At the same time, in the port B (8b), the air-intake valve seat of the relay spool (7) is closed and the exhaust valve is opened. Supply pressure is fed from the OUT1. to the right cylinder chamber (14a) and from the OUT2. to the left cylinder chamber (14b) and finally vented to atmosphere via the exhaust port (13) to lower the stem (15). This movement is transferred to the B lever (16b), A lever (16a), cam (18), zero arm (20) and range arm (21) to extend the feed-back spring (12) and move until the spring tensile strength balances with the output of the input chamber. Accordingly, change in opening of the stem (15) in proportion to the input signal pressure is obtained. In balanced conditions at the point indicated by the signal, the respective air-intake valve seat and exhaust valve seat of the OUT1. and OUT2. are returned to the neutral position. In the conditions where loads are not applied to the right and left cylinder chambers, the pressure is set at the balance pressure (approx. 75% of supply pressure).