EXPEDITOR




Axiom - Features

Based on the technologically advanced AXIOM platform, the Expeditor offers expanded capabilities with intermediate control. Now standard discrete (open/closed) automated valves maybe readily upgraded to offer partial closing for improved filling operations, partial opening for less shock to steam lines, and partial closing to prevent water hammer. No special pneumatic bleed pilots or air filtration systems are required with the AXIOM’s standard pneumatic solenoid technology.

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Improve Process Performance and Prevent Damage to Equipment

With expanded control and monitoring capabilities, the AXIOM Expeditor offers unparalleled value in batch processing applications. Below are a few examples of applications where the AXIOM Expeditor may improve your plant operation.

 

Fill Control
Fill tanks and hoppers rapidly and accurately. You can set the AXIOM Expeditor to partially close the valve to reduce flow as the full level approaches. You get fast, economical “topping off” of every batch with a single valve sized for high flow rates, which may be throttled back at the end of the fill cycle.
 

Flow Dampening
The AXIOM Expeditor allows valves to close using multiple steps, which inhibits water hammer resulting from a sudden full closure. You get prolonged valve and piping life, improved process flow performance and less potential for catastrophic failure.

 

Thermal Shock Reduction
By partially opening a standard discrete valve, steam lines are heated gradually; thus preventing thermal shock. Once lines are heated, full opening may occur minimizing any potential damage to steam lines. This is especially critical in CIP (clean in-place) and SIP (steam-in-place) applications.

 

Simple Operation and Control System Integration

  • Full open and closed cycling is performed by energizing and de-energizing the discrete 24 VDC output (DO) from the control system.
     

  •  Intermediate control is achieved by maintaining power from the discrete output (DO) and energizing the control system’s analog output (AO). By changing the AO signal, the AXIOM control output will toggle the solenoids to the desired position within ±4% of full scale.

  • A preset intermediate position may be achieved by maintaining power from the discrete output (DO) and switching on the analog output (AO) at a preset level between 4 and 20 mA.
     
  • The valve/actuator operates to the fail-safe position whenever the discrete output (DO) is de-energized.

 

 

Fast, Convenient Set-up  
Calibration may be performed quickly and easily using the AXIOM Expeditor’s readily accessible membrane control pad. By simply following the on-board instructions, with the unit powered up, all set-up procedures may be performed in a few easy steps and the actuator evaluated for proper stroke timing.

During set-up, as mentioned above, the AXIOM Expeditor automatically gages the speed of the actuator to determine if flow restrictors are needed. If full stroke is less than one second, flow restrictors (included with each Expeditor from the factory) are required to assure smooth, consistent intermediate control operation.

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