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How is the straight-stroke thrust output by a pneumatic diaphragm actuator converted into angular-stroke torque?

2017-09-18View Original

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I’m seeking help from experts. It is known that the output from a diaphragm actuator is a linear thrust force, which is used to drive a butterfly valve with a 90-degree movement range. How can this force be converted into torque?

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