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PMV P-2000 User Manual

PMV P-2000
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PMV P-2000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPMV
ModelP-2000
CategoryValve Positioners
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Manufacturers Declaration

PMV Positioner Storage and Handling Procedures

Warehouse Storage

Store units in original shipping containers in an environmentally controlled area, clean, cool, and dry.

Field Storage

Ensure air supply is on, seal enclosures, and protect from elements when storing outdoors.

Potential Damage Mechanisms

Condensation can form in hot, humid climates, causing erratic operation or failure due to water or corrosion.

Function

Torque Balance Principle

Input signal creates torque; feedback linkage creates counter-torque for balance.

Adjusting Positioner Dynamics

Spring position on beam/balance arm adjusts positioner gain for actuator size.

Action Reversal and Split Range

Flip cam and interchange connections C1/C2 to change action; split range uses different cam curves.

Air Preparation

Installation

Actuator Mounting and Connections

Connect ports C1 and C2 to actuator; use appropriate feedback spindle designs.

Supply Air Connection

Connect port S to instrument quality air supply (max 8 bar); use regulator if pressure varies.

Electrical Connection

Port I is for electrical connection gland (1/2" NPT or PG 13.5).

Intrinsically Safe Circuits (Ex)

P-2000 Ex/P-2020 Ex must connect to intrinsically safe circuits; refer to installation drawing.

Calibration

Cam Setting

Orient the cam correctly before switching on supply air; adjust cam for correct orientation.

Changing Positioner Action

Flip the cam and interchange connections C1/C2 to change the action.

Gain Adjustment

Adjust gain by moving the spring on the beam/balance arm to match actuator dynamics.

Reducing Gain

Move the gain spring to the left using tweezers; requires new zero adjustment.

Zero Adjustment

Set input signal to 4 mA, adjust zero setting screw until actuator is in starting position.

Range Adjustment

Set input signal to 20 mA; adjust range screw to reduce/increase actuator travel.

Maintenance

Permanent Magnet Care

Keep cover mounted to prevent iron dust entering the force coil gap.

Regular Maintenance

Not required unless supply air quality is poor, causing iron dust ingress.

Restriction Plug

Located near supply air connection (S); removable for exchange. Check O-rings.

Cleaning the Valve Body

Unscrew cover, remove side frame, unscrew indicator, remove nut/cam, then valve body.

Replacing Diaphragms

Diaphragm Replacement Disassembly

Remove cover, side frame, indicator, cam, valve body, and spool.

Spool and Valve Body Handling

Handle with caution; spool and valve body are matched. Check for wear and smooth movement.

Troubleshooting

No Actuator Position Change

Check supply pressure, wiring, pipe connections, and cam usage.

Actuator Runs to End Position

Check pipe connections between positioner and actuator.

Inaccurate Positioning

Check for dirty valve body, restrictor, nozzle, magnet gap, or defective diaphragms.

Overshoot or Hunting

Check for high internal gain or restricted supply air capacity.

Certificate of Conformity (PTB)

Apparatus Description and Classification

Electro-pneumatic valve positioner, controls actuator position using non-inflammable gas.

Temperature Classifications

Lists temperature classifications (T4, T5, T6) based on short circuit current.

Test Documents and Approval

Details test documents, drawings, and PTB approval for intrinsic safety.

Hazardous Location Installation

Intrinsically Safe Apparatus Notes

Notes on ambient temperature, single barrier leg use, and intrinsic safety components.

Associated Apparatus Notes

Notes on output voltage-current plot, installation guidelines, and cable capacitance/inductance.

Unspecified Apparatus Notes

Notes on power source potential limits and ground resistance for unspecified apparatus.

Exploded Drawing

Dimensional Drawing

Subsidiaries and Contact Information

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