Electric actuators for steam turbine valves

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With control means responsive to non-cyclic condition... – Plural diverse condition responsive

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415 29, 415 42, 415150, 415151, 25112904, 25112911, F01D 1700

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053339894

ABSTRACT:
Linear electric actuators powered by DC brushless servomotors are individually controlled to position steam turbine valves by way of levers, pins and links to thus eliminate hydraulics and the attendant disadvantages of fluid filtering, conditioning and leakage as well as obtaining more flexible individual valve control, vis-a-vis, camshaft operated hydraulic actuators. Additionally, low friction actuators and springs are employed to automatically close the turbine valves in the event of a power failure.

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