Device for converting an electric current signal into a mechanic

Fluid handling – Pressure modulating relays or followers – With counter-balancing pressure feedback to the modulating...

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91387, F15B 1316

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053099354

ABSTRACT:
A device for converting an electric current signal into a mechanical correcting variable, includes a pneumatic correcting element (1) with slide rod (2), a pneumatic amplifier (3), a compressed-air supply (4) and an electropneumatic signal converter which has a solenoid (5) with coil, iron circuit and air gap, a nozzle/baffle-plate device (6), and a lever (8) which is swingably mounted on a tensioning band (7). One end of the tensioning band (7) is mounted for turning around its longitudinal axis and, perpendicular to the longitudinal axis there is arranged a feedback lever (12) one end of which is attached, fixed in rotation, to the turnable end of the fastening belt (7) while its free end is coupled to the slide rod (2) of the pneumatic correcting element (1).

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