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SD66 

 

5

Calibration

 

 
The only calibration adjustment for the relay is the adjustable exhaust seat which sets the output span. This 
adjustment must be made if the relay has been disassembled for parts replacement, ratio change, etc. 
 

Equipment Required: 

 

Regulator and test gauge for setting supply air 

 

Regulator and test gauge for adjusting input 

 

Output test gauge 

 

1/16" Allen wrench 

 

Procedure 

1.

 

Connect supply regulator and test gauge to the supply connection (see Figure 1). 

2.

 

Connect the input regulator and test gauge to input connection. 

3.

 

Connect output test gauge to output connection. 

4.

 

Turn on supply air. 

5.

 

Exercise the relay by adjusting the input regulator as follows: 

Amplifying Relay — Lower input range value to upper input range value. 
Reducing Relay — Upper input range value to lower input range value. 

6.

 

Check the output span while exercising the relay. If the output span is too small, turn the exhaust seat 
counterclockwise. If the output span is too great, turn the exhaust seat clockwise. 

 

NOTE 

To gain access to the exhaust seat, turn off the supply air. Refer to the Parts List and 
remove the retaining nut, plunger and plunger spring. 

7.

 

Insert a 1/16" Allen wrench through the exhaust port in the bottom forging; make adjustment. 

8.

 

Install plunger, plunger spring, and retaining nut. 

9.

 

Repeat steps 4 through 8 until span is set. 

 

Function and Ratio Change 

 
The function and/or ratio of a Relay can be changed using standard parts. 

 

To change the function from amplifying to reducing or vice versa with the same ratio (e.g., Model 66BA2 to 
Model 66BR2), reposition the diaphragm ring and replace the output diaphragm assembly. 

 

To change the input-to-output ratio (e.g., Model 66BA2 to 66BA4) or both the function and ratio (e.g., Model 
66BA2 to 66BR4), replace the diaphragm ring and output diaphragm assembly. 

 

Parts Determination 

1.

 

Refer to the Model Designation and locate the Model Number of the relay with the desired function and input-
to-output ratio. This Model Number will, in effect, be the new Model Number of the relay after the change. 

2.

 

Refer to Table 2 and locate the new Model Number. Read straight across and obtain the diaphragm ring and/or 
output diaphragm assembly part numbers as required. 

3.

 

Refer to the Parts List for ordering information. 

 
Procedure 

1.

 

Refer to Parts List. Remove top forging, input diaphragm, diaphragm ring, and output diaphragm assembly. 

2.

 

Install the new output diaphragm assembly. 

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Summary of Contents for 66 Series

Page 1: ...eration Maintenance Warranty and Parts List Model Designation 66 BA 2 Model Series Material and Function A Brass Amplifying R Brass Reducing Input to Output Ratio 2 1 2 Model 66BA2 2 1 Model 66BR2 4 1 4 Model 66BA4 4 1 Model 66BR4 3 1 3 Model 66BA3 3 1 Model 66BR3 6 1 6 Model 66BA6 6 1 Model 66BR6 Specifications Supply Pressure Normal 20 psig Minimum 1 psig above maximum required output Maximum 80...

Page 2: ...may cause damage to the relay Pressures in excess of those stated in the Specifications section may cause damage to the relay Instrument Air Requirements Connect the instrument i e relay to a source of clean dry oil free instrument air Failure to do so will increase the possibility of a malfunction or a deviation from specified performance CAUTION Use of process fluids other than instrument air is...

Page 3: ...ive areas of the input diaphragm and output diaphragm assembly The input diaphragm of an Amplifying Relay has a larger effective area than the output diaphragm assembly which requires the output to be proportionally higher for the relay to be in balance see Figure 2 Amplifying View Conversely the input diaphragm of a Reducing Relay has a smaller effective area than the output diaphragm assembly wh...

Page 4: ... port Supply port is clogged due to build up on the plunger and or supply port Refer to Maintenance Cleaning and clean plunger and supply port Output pressure will not increase or increases with an increase in input pressure Supply pressure is too low Raise supply pressure Ruptured input diaphragm or output diaphragm assembly Refer to Maintenance to replace input diaphragm or output diaphragm asse...

Page 5: ...d plunger spring 7 Insert a 1 16 Allen wrench through the exhaust port in the bottom forging make adjustment 8 Install plunger plunger spring and retaining nut 9 Repeat steps 4 through 8 until span is set Function and Ratio Change The function and or ratio of a Relay can be changed using standard parts To change the function from amplifying to reducing or vice versa with the same ratio e g Model 6...

Page 6: ...formation is provided on the product nameplate part number or model number serial number and or version For most software this information is given in the Help About screen If there is a problem with product operation Is the problem intermittent or repeatable What symptoms have been observed What steps configuration changes loop modifications etc were performed before the problem occurred What sta...

Page 7: ...t the goods do not conform to the above warranty Repaired and replacement parts shall be warranted for the remainder of the original period of notification set forth above but in no event less than 12 months from repair or replacement At its expense Buyer shall remove and ship to Seller any such nonconforming items and shall reinstall the repaired or replaced parts Buyer shall grant Seller access ...

Page 8: ...is subject to change without notice Procedures in this document have been reviewed for compliance with applicable approval agency requirements and are considered sound practice Neither Siemens Energy Automation Inc nor these agencies are responsible for repairs made by the user IMPORTANT Service Parts Kits are available for servicing the instrument Contact Siemens for available kits refer to the P...

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