The Floor
Stand is often the actuator-of-choice for the operation of subgrade
or subfloor valves. While used in other industries, floor stands are
most frequently encountered in the power generation and water/wastewater
fields. Through the use of an appropriate shaft and fittings, the
floor stand connects to an adapter plate that replaces the valve's
OEM handwheel. If desired, a bevel gear operator can be installed
on the floor stand. Fully rigged, the handwheel of the floor stand
is used to open and close the valve.
The
FS100 and FS6-30 are considered "standard sizes". They correlate
to the diameter of the OEM handwheel which the floor stand replaces.
The FS100 accommodates valves with handwheel sizes from 4" to
12"; the FS6-30 from 12" to 30". Both models may be used with
rising or non-rising stem valves. If indicators are desired
they will be installed as shown in the above photos. NOTE: The
weight of the pipe connecting the floor stand to the valve is
carried by thrust bearings in the stand. The operating mechanism,
used solely for torque, carries no load.
Materials
Housing
Cast
Iron ASTM-A48, Class 30
Shaft
Machines
Carbon Steel ASTM-108, 1018 CF Bar
Adapter
Plate
Ductile
Iron ASTM A536
Handwheels
4"-18"
Ductile Iron ASTM A536
24"-30" Fabricated Pipe
Ordering
Information Needed
Valve
Manufacturer,
Type, Model Size, Handwheel Size
Operational
Direction
e.g.,
Right to open or Left to open
Turns
Number
required to open or close valve (80 max.)
Adapter
Plate Data
(see
drawings below and provide all dimensions)
Shaft
Length
From
bottom of floor stand to top of handwheel
Options
With
or without valve position indicator
With or without gear operator
With or without impact operator
For Shapes Not Shown, Please Include Dimensional Sketch With Order.
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