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The quantity of torque an actuator can generate is a critical element in determining an actuator's 'rating specifications.' Varying types of actuators can be used to accomplish different functions depending on their torque ratings. ... Therefore, the manual actuator's maximum torque surpassing the valves MAST is not a significant ...
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of 5.5, 7, and 9 bar as well as the MAST. The MAST and integrity between the valve and the actuator did not pose problems in two cases; the use of at least one of the abovementioned solutions is proposed to ensure integrity between the valve and the actuator in terms of the MAST and actuator torque in the other three cases. Graphical abstract
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What you explained is valve torque not MAST(Maximum Allowable Shaft Torque). So here is my summary. Given that the material is compatible with the fluid, 1. In order to determine or compute MAST value of a shaft, engineers must start with design conditions including design pressure and design temperature. Usually maximum testing conditions ...
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In this situation, a pneumatic actuated butterfly valve had a MAST (Maximum Allowable Stem Torque) problem. In fact, MAST should be higher than the actuator torque. However, in this case, an 8" Class 150 (Pressure Nominal 20Barg) Carbon steel body valve was receiving a maximum torque value of 1193 ft/lb (1618 N.m) from the actuator.
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All value and actuator torque values published are theoretical, however where required we will torque test prior to despatch. The real valve torque value can be higher depending upon the …
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The MAST value is the Maximum Allowable Stem Torque, defined as the greatest torque to which a valve stem can be subjected to during operation without mechanical failure. Historically, its relevance was somewhat reduced …
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Maximum Allowable Stem Torque (MAST) is a crucial parameter in valve design and selection, particularly when determining the compatibility between a valve and its actuator. …
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Actuator Torque and Valve MAST: The actuator, responsible for valve movement (opening or closing), must not exceed the valve's MAST at any point during travel. This applies to both manual and actuated valves.
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MAST (Maximum Allowable Stem Torque) refers to the maximum amount of torque that can be applied to the stem of a valve or a similar device without causing damage or malfunction. The stem is the part of the valve that …
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The document discusses the MAST value, which stands for the maximum allowable stem torque for a valve. Exceeding the MAST value can cause valve stem shearing or deflection. Properly identifying and sizing actuators based on a valve's MAST value is important for preventing failure and ensuring lifetime performance. However, valve manufacturers are not required to publish …
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Maximum Allowable Shaft Torque (MAST) is crucial for reliable valve operation. Adhering to MAST ensures safety, longevity, and efficient performance. Strategies include optimizing actuator torque and selecting robust valve shaft …
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We know ball valves(rotary valves) are used as ESDVs/BDVs in critical services like shutdown, isolation and blow down application. As an engineer we always ensure reliability and integrity of actuator and its components. However as far as stem components are concerned we either give little attention to mechanical inte…
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MAST is the Maximum Allowable Stem Torque to which a quarter-turn valve stem can be subjected during operation without mechanical failure. The MAST values shown in Table A are based on a laboratory test conducted by Habonim engineers at ambient temperature.
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Maximum Allowable Stem Torque (MAST) is a crucial parameter in valve design and selection, particularly when determining the compatibility between a valve and its actuator. MAST represents the highest amount of torque that can be safely applied to the valve stem without causing damage to the valve components.
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All value and actuator torque values published are theoretical, however where required we will torque test prior to despatch. The real valve torque value can be higher depending upon the following listed factors as these factors can drastically increase (or decrease) the torque.
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Definition of MAST: Maximum Allowable Stem Torque (MAST) is the maximum torque or thrust that can be applied to a valve without risking damage, as specified by the valve manufacturer or supplier. It encompasses all parts of the valve drive between the operator and the closure member, excluding the valve operator itself (e.g., gearbox or actuator).
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One of the main problems that poses a great risk to the integrity between the valve and the actuator is when the applied load from the actuator exceeds the maximum load or torque (i.e., a force ...
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• Use the valve torque graphs and verify that the MAST does not exceed the valve's maximum torque at the application maximum differential pressure. Important notes: • For valves complying with API6D and SIL certified packages, the valve maximum torque must not exceed 50% of the MAST figures shown in Table B.
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3. Size RPES350 with spring set 4 is the first actuator that suppliesmore spring end torque (149Nm or 1655 lbf.In). 4. Check now for the other three positions whether the actuator torque exceeds the valve torques. Actuator stroke: Valve Stroke: Air-Start: 252 Nm > Break open: 225 Nm. Air-End: 157 Nm > Run open: 67.5 Nm.
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During valve operation, torque delivered by actuator (Pneumatic or electric) at any stage, should not exceed MAST value. If it happens stem may be subjected to mechanical failure. In some projects it has happened that MAST value calculated by valve vendor was higher than actual, even than it resulted in failure of stem.
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MAST (Maximum Allowable Stem Torque) We know ball valves (rotary valves) are used as ESDVs/BDVs in critical services like shutdown, isolation and blow down application.. As an engineer we always ensure reliability and integrity of …
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Maximum allowable stem torque (MAST): MAST, or maximum shaft torque, is the highest torque that can be applied to a valve's components, such as the stem, without causing damage or failure. The actuator's maximum …
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MAST is the Maximum Allowable Stem Torque to which a quarter-turn valve stem can be subjected during operation without mechanical failure. The MAST values shown in Table A are …
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General Duty like Process On/Off valves – the valve will have an actuator with a torque output of at least 1.3 times the operational torque requirement of the valve (+ 130% or x 1.3 safety)
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MAST is the Maximum Allowable Stem Torque to which a quarter-turn valve stem can be subjected during operation without mechanical failure. The MAST values shown in Table A are based on a laboratory test conducted by Habonim engineers at ambient temperature.
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MAST (Maximum Allowable Stem Torque) refers to the maximum amount of torque that can be applied to the stem of a valve or a similar device without causing damage or malfunction. The stem is the part of the valve that connects the actuator (which controls the valve's position) to the valve body, allowing for the opening and closing of the valve.
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Keywords Maximum allowable stem torque (MAST) · Valve design · Actuation · Stem material · Stem diameter · Oil and gas · Offshore 1 Introduction to MAST Maximum allowable stem torque/thrust (MAST) is defined as the maximum torque/thrust that can be applied to a valve train without risk of damage, as defined by the valve manufacturer ...
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Maximum allowable stem torque (MAST): MAST, or maximum shaft torque, is the highest torque that can be applied to a valve's components, such as the stem, without causing damage or failure. The actuator's maximum torque must …
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Actuator Torque and Valve MAST: The actuator, responsible for valve movement (opening or closing), must not exceed the valve's MAST at any point during travel. This applies to both manual and actuated valves.
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Maximum Allowable Shaft Torque (MAST) is crucial for reliable valve operation. Adhering to MAST ensures safety, longevity, and efficient performance. Strategies include optimizing actuator torque and selecting robust valve shaft materials. Additionally, understanding MAST empowers informed decisions. MAST represents the maximum torque that a ...
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