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ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOWMETER | OI/FEM630-EN REV. A

Menu / parameter

Description

Communication

. . .HART

Selection of submenu ‘...HART’ using .

. . .Modbus

Selection of submenu ‘...Modbus’ using .

. . .Profibus

Selection of submenu ‘...Profibus’ using .

8 . . .Operation

. . .Parameter descriptions

Menu: Communication

Communication / . . .HART

Device Address

Selection of HART device address.

Note

The HART protocol has provisions for creating a bus with up to 15 devices (1 to 15)).
If an address greater than 0 is set, the device operates in multidrop mode. The current output 31 / 32 / Uco is
fixed to 4 mA. HART communication takes place only through current output 31 / 32 / Uco.

Loop Current Mode

Selection of the operating mode for current output with HART communication.
• Multidrop Fixed
• Normal Signaling

HART Tag

Entry of a HART TAG number as unique identifier for the device.

Alphanumeric, a maximum of 8 characters, upper case only, no special characters.

HART Long Tag

Entry of a HART TAG number as unique identifier for the device.

Alphanumeric, maximum of 32 characters, ASCII
Only starting from HART version 7!

HART Descriptor

Entry of a HART descriptor.

Alphanumeric, a maximum of 16 characters, upper case only, no special characters.

HART Message

Display of the alphanumeric TAG number.

HART Manuf. ID

Display of the HART manufacturer ID. ABB = 26

HART Device ID

Display of the HART device ID.

HART Find

Select whether the transmitter must respond to the HART command 73 (Find Device).

•  Off: The transmitter does not respond to command 73.
•  Once: The transmitter responds once to command 73.
•  Continuous: The transmitter always responds to command 73.

Last HART Command

Display of the most recently sent HART command.

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Summary of Contents for ProcessMaster FEM630

Page 1: ... applications Measurement made easy Introduction Intelligent design and extended functions for efficient system operation at reduced costs and with higher profitability ProcessMaster FEM630 The first choice for demanding applications in the processing industry Additional Information Additional documentation on FEM630 is available for download free of charge at www abb com flow FEM630 FET630 ...

Page 2: ...xplosive Atmospheres 28 Sensor grounding 28 General information on grounding 28 Metal pipe with fixed flanges 29 Metal pipe with loose flanges 29 Plastic pipes non metallic pipes or pipes with insulating liner 29 Grounding for devices with protective plates 30 Grounding with conductive PTFE grounding plate 30 Devices with extended diagnostic functions 30 Installation and grounding in piping with c...

Page 3: ...rview 117 Detection of gas bubbles 118 Monitoring the conductivity 118 Monitoring the electrode impedance 119 Measurements on the flowmeter 119 Monitoring the grounding 120 Verification 120 Fingerprint database 120 10 Maintenance 121 Safety instructions 121 Sensor 122 Cleaning 122 11 Repair 122 Safety instructions 122 Spare parts 123 Replacing the fuse 123 Replacing the LCD indicator 124 Replacing...

Page 4: ...y only be performed if expressly permitted by these instructions Information and symbols on the product must be observed These may not be removed and must be fully legible at all times The operating company must strictly observe the applicable national regulations relating to the installation function testing repair and maintenance of electrical products Warnings The warnings in these instructions...

Page 5: ... etc For use as a climbing aid for example for mounting purposes For use as a bracket for external loads for example as a support for piping etc Material application for example by painting over the housing name plate or welding soldering on parts Material removal for example by spot drilling the housing Use in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Note An additional document with Ex safety instructio...

Page 6: ... disregarding this manual using underqualified personnel or making unauthorized alterations releases the manufacturer from liability for any resulting damage This renders the manufacturer s warranty null and void Manufacturer s address ABB Inc Measurement Analytics 125 E County Line Road Warminster PA 18974 USA Tel 1 215 674 6000 Fax 1 215 674 7183 1 Safety ...

Page 7: ... Minimum conductivity 5 µS cm 20 µS cm for demineralized water Nominal pressure rating ASME CL 150 CL 300 Nominal diameter 1 10 4 DN3 DN100 Process connection Wafer style connection Lining material ETFE Tefzel Electrode material Hastelloy C Platinum Iridium Tantalum IP rating IP65 IP67 IP68 NEMA 4X Approvals CRN Canadian regulatory number Pending Explosion protection FM FMc Cl I II III Div 1 CL I ...

Page 8: ...r switch output Digital output 2 passive configurable as pulse or switch output Additional outputs The transmitter has two slots which can be used to insert plug in cards to extend the outputs The following plug in cards are available Current output passive Digital output passive Digital input passive 24 V DC power supply for active outputs Modbus Communication Standard HART 7 1 Option PROFIBUS DP...

Page 9: ...h extended functions and options Integral mount design For devices with an integral mount design the transmitter and flowmeter sensor form a single mechanical unit Remote mount design For devices with a remote mount design the transmitter and flowmeter sensor are mounted in separate locations The electrical connection between the transmitter and the flowmeter sensor is provided by a signal cable A...

Page 10: ...The voltage induced in the measuring medium is tapped by two diametrically opposed electrodes This measurement voltage is proportional to the magnetic induction the electrode spacing and the average medium velocity v Taking into account that the magnetic induction and the electrode spacing are constant values results in a proportion between the measurement voltage U1 and the average medium velocit...

Page 11: ...sure rating Calibration value QmaxDN Excitation frequency Liner material Electrode material Supplementary information EE grounding electrodes Tmed maximum permissible measuring medium temperature Label indicating whether the pressure equipment is subject to the Pressure Equipment Directive Calibration value Sz zero point Ss range Follow operating instruction symbol Caution hot surface symbol Ex ma...

Page 12: ...damaged NOTICE Inspection Check the devices immediately after unpacking for possible damage that may have occurred from improper transport Details of any damage that has occurred in transit must be recorded on the transport documents All claims for damages must be submitted to the shipper without delay and before installation Transport Flange devices 18 DN 450 Use carrying straps to transport flan...

Page 13: ...ing the device in direct sunlight In principle the devices may be stored for an unlimited period However the warranty conditions stipulated in the order confirmation of the supplier apply Temperature data Storage temperature range 4 to 149 F 20 to 65 C The ambient conditions for the transport and storage of the device correspond to the ambient conditions for operation of the device Adhere to the d...

Page 14: ...ocks in the piping should be avoided to prevent damage to the liners Vacuum shocks can destroy the device Do not remove the sealing plugs in the cable glands until you are ready to install the electrical cable The transmitter with a remote mount design must be installed at a largely vibration free location Do not expose the transmitter and sensor to direct sunlight Provide appropriate sun protecti...

Page 15: ...B offers an installation set as an accessory that comprises threaded rods nuts washers and centering sleeves for installation The device measures the flow rate in both flow directions Forward flow is the factory setting as shown in Figure 8 Flow direction Devices with a wafer type design G12060 1 2 3 3 Threaded rod Nut with washer Centering sleeve 1 2 3 Figure 7 Assembly set for wafer type assembl...

Page 16: ...sformers etc A minimum spacing of approx 3 28 ft 1 m must be maintained For installation on or to steel parts e g steel brackets a minimum spacing of 3 94 in 100 mm must be maintained These values have been calculated on the basis of IEC 801 2 or IEC TC77B ProcessMaster FEMxxx Mounting position Note For a horizontal mounting position make sure that the sensor is installed to be self draining Elect...

Page 17: ...ent of tangential inflow or where half open gate valves are located upstream of the sensor In such cases measures must be put in place to normalize the flow profile Double manifold Turn off device 1 2 Figure 12 Inlet and outlet section turn off devices A B Do not install fittings manifolds valves etc right before the flowmeter sensor Inlet outlet sections length of the straight piping upstream and...

Page 18: ...to be damped using damping devices The damping devices must be installed outside the support section and outside of the piping section between the turn off devices Avoid connecting damping devices directly to the flowmeter sensor Pump Damping device Turn off device 1 2 3 Figure 13 Free inflow and outflow Figure 14 Bypass line Figure 15 Vibration damping For a free outflow do not install flowmeter ...

Page 19: ...r Determine the resulting pressure loss when using reducers 1 Determine diameter ratios d D 2 Determine the flow velocity based on the flow rate nomogram Figure 17 3 Read the pressure loss on the Y axis in Figure 17 Reducer 1 Figure 16 Using reducers Figure 17 Flow rate nomogram for flange transition piece at α 2 8 5 Installation ...

Page 20: ...conditions into account 1 Remove protective plates if present to the right and left of the meter tube To prevent possible leakage make sure that the liner on the flange is not cut or damaged 2 Position the flowmeter sensor plane parallel and centered between the piping 3 Use the appropriate screws for the holes in accordance with Torque information on page 136 4 Slightly grease the threaded nuts 5...

Page 21: ...ust not be exposed to direct sunlight If necessary provide a sun screen on site Do not up scale the maximum signal cable length between the transmitter and the sensor 1 Drill mounting holes at mounting location 2 Attach transmitter securely to the mounting location using suited fasteners for the base material G11567 205 8 07 2x45 90 2x1 77 3 54 262 10 31 71 2 8 71 2 8 Ø 7 0 28 1 Hole pattern for m...

Page 22: ... or hazardous atmospheres are present Risk of injury due to live parts When the housing is open contact protection is not provided and EMC protection is limited Before opening the housing switch off the power supply WARNING DANGER Potential adverse effect on the IP rating Check the O ring gasket for damage and replace it if necessary before closing the housing cover Check that the O ring gasket is...

Page 23: ...ing DANGER 5 Installation Opening and closing the housing Potential adverse effect on the IP rating Check the gasket for damage and replace it if necessary before closing the housing cover Check that the gaskets are properly seated when closing the housing cover NOTICE Adjusting the transmitter position Depending on the installation position the transmitter housing or LCD display can be rotated to...

Page 24: ...s A to F 5 Installation Rotate LCD indicator dual compartment housing The LCD indicator can be rotated in three increments of 90 each To open and close the housing refer to Opening and closing the housing on page 22 Rotate LCD indicator single compart ment housing The LCD indicator can be rotated in three increments of 90 each To open and close the housing refer to Opening and closing the housing ...

Page 25: ...ospheres Devices for use in potentially explosive atmospheres may not be retrofitted with plug in cards If devices are to be used in potentially explosive atmospheres the required plug in cards must be specified when the order is placed WARNING Plug in card Description Quantity Current output 4 to 20 mA passive red Order no 3KQZ400029U0100 Maximum of two plug in cards Passive digital output green ...

Page 26: ...630 EN REV A 5 Installation Installing the plug in cards Cover LCD indicator Frontend board FEB with integral mount design only Slot OC2 Slot OC1 Plug in cards 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 26 Installation of plug in cards example dual compartment housing ...

Page 27: ...ert the plug in card in the corresponding slot and engage Ensure that the contacts are aligned correctly 7 Attach the frontend board insert the LCD indicator and screw on replace the cover 8 Connect outputs V1 V2 and V3 V4 in accordance with Electrical connections on page 29 9 After powering up the power supply configure the plug in card functions Risk of injury due to live parts When the housing ...

Page 28: ...flow through the grounding electrode in special cases e g with corrosive measuring media acids and bases In the long term this may destroy the sensor since the ground electrode will in turn degrade electrochemically In these special cases the connection to the ground must be performed using grounding plates Install a grounding plate upstream and downstream of the device in this case The electrical...

Page 29: ...l pipe with loose flanges Plastic pipes non metallic pipes or pipes with insulating liner 1 Solder the threaded bolts M6 to the piping and connect the ground in accordance with the figure 2 Use a copper wire at least 2 5 mm2 14 AWG to establish the connection between the ground terminal of the sensor and a suited grounding point in accordance with the figure For plastic pipes or pipes with insulat...

Page 30: ... electromagnetic flowmeters in systems with cathodic corrosion protection must be made in compliance with the corresponding system conditions The following factors are especially important 1 Pipelines inside electrically conductive or insulating 2 Piping consistently and widely on cathodic corrosion protection potential Or mixed systems with ranges on cathodic corrosion protection potential and ra...

Page 31: ...protection potential must be diverted through a connecting line A away from the insulated installed sensor Sensor grounding Internally insulated piping with cathodic corrosion potential G11050 3 10 6 6 1 2 45 8 7 6 9 2 3 G11049 1 1 2 A B 3 B B B Piping flange Insulating plate Gasket insulating ring Grounding plate Insulating pipe Flange Liner Insulation Sensor Connection line corrosion potential I...

Page 32: ...he power supply cable and the circuit breaker used must comply with VDE 0100 and must be dimensioned in accordance with the current consumption of the flowmeter measuring system The cables must comply with IEC 227 and or IEC 245 The circuit breaker must be located near the device and marked as being associated with the device Connect the transmitter and sensor to functional earth This mixed system...

Page 33: ...conduit Installing the connection cables General information on cable installation Ensure that a drip loop water trap is used when installing the connecting cables for the sensor When mounting the sensor vertically position the cable entries at the bottom If necessary rotate the transmitter housing accordingly G12036 G12151 1 1 Drip loop 1 Figure 34 Installation set for cable conduit Conduit Figur...

Page 34: ...ed signal cable fulfills all the submersion requirements The sensor is type tested in accordance with EN 60529 Test conditions 14 days at a flooding height of 16 4 ft 5 m Recommended cables It is recommended to use an ABB signal cable with the order number 3KQZ407123U0100 for standard applications The ABB signal cable fulfills the above mentioned cable specification and can be utilized unrestricte...

Page 35: ...t on the IP rating IP 68 The IP rating IP 68 of the sensor may be adversely affected as a result of damage to the signal cable The sheathing of the signal cable must not be damaged Danger to health The two component potting compound is toxic observe all relevant safety measures Comply with the safety data sheet of the two component potting compound before preparations are started Risk notes R20 Da...

Page 36: ...unt design The sensor housing and transmitter housing must be connected to potential equalization Connections for inputs and outputs AC power supply Terminal Function comments L Phase N Neutral conductor PE Protective earth PE DC power supply Terminal Function comments 1 2 PE Protective earth PE Terminal Function comments Uco 32 31 32 Current output 4 to 20 mA HART output active or Current output ...

Page 37: ...wer supply Terminals L N Operating voltage 100 to 240 V AC 15 10 47 to 64 Hz Power consumption S max 20 VA Power up current 18 4 A t 3 ms DC voltage supply Terminals 1 2 Operating voltage 16 8 to 30 V DC Ripple 5 Power consumption Pmax 20 W Power up current 21 A t 10 ms Current output Active Passive Terminals Uco 32 31 32 Output signal 4 to 20 mA or 4 to 12 to 20 mA switchable 4 to 20 mA Load RB 2...

Page 38: ...ive outputs in relation to load resistance RB where Imax 22 mA Permissible range A B A B Figure 41 I internal E external RB load Figure 42 I internal E external RB load Figure 43 Source voltage for passive outputs G11597 02 A 16 30 V DC B RB UCE ICE RB UCE ICE 41 51 I E 42 52 41 51 I E 42 52 RB RB 012345 16 30 V DC 012345 RB Pulse frequency output passive Terminals 41 42 51 52 Output closed 0 V UC...

Page 39: ...nt Figure 44 Plug in card as binary output I internal E external RB load Figure 45 Plug in card as digital input I internal E external Digital input Terminals V1 V2 V3 V4 Input On 16 V UKL 30 V Input Off 0 V UKL 3 V Internal resistance Ri 6 5 kΩ Function Parameterization possible See Menu Input Output on page 87 Binary output passive Terminals V1 V2 V3 V4 Output closed 0 V UCEL 3 V 2 mA ICEL 30 mA...

Page 40: ...ommunication through the Modbus or PROFIBUS DP protocols refer to chapters Modbus communication on page 48 and PROFIBUS DP communication on page 49 Note If the device is used in potentially explosive atmospheres the plug in card for the loop power supply may only be used to supply a passive output It is not allowed to connect it to multiple passive outputs 6 Electrical connections Pin assignment F...

Page 41: ...pler of the digital outputs in the transmitter The maximum permissible current is 25 mA An RX value of 1000 Ω 1 W is recommended at a voltage level of 24 V DC The input on the distributed control system is reduced from 24 V DC to 0 V DC falling edge with 1 at the digital output 6 Electrical connections Pin assignment G11744 01 A V2 V1 I E 24 V max 25 mA DC 0V 41 42 52 B OC1 012345 R B Loop power s...

Page 42: ...Pin assignment Loop power supply blue plug in card in slot 1 Passive current output red plug in card in slot 2 Loop power supply blue plug in card in slot 1 Passive digital input yellow plug in card in slot 2 A B A B G11742 01 A V2 V1 I E 24 V max 25 mA DC 0V 4 20 mA V3 V4 B OC1 OC2 R B Figure 51 Active current output V3 V4 example Figure 53 Connection versions digital output 41 42 and 51 52 Figur...

Page 43: ...assignment Figure 54 Connection to device example PA potential equalization Terminals for power supply Cover for power supply terminals Terminals for inputs and outputs Terminal for potential equalization LCD indicator Bracket for LCD indicator park position 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual compartment housing Single compartment housing ...

Page 44: ...en connecting to an electrical supply Lead the power supply cable into the housing through the top cable entry Lead the cables for signal inputs and signal outputs into the housing through the middle and where necessary bottom cable entries Connect the cables in accordance with the electrical connection If present connect the cable shielding to the earthing clamp provided Use wire end ferrules whe...

Page 45: ...g Transmitter Figure 55 Electrical connection to transmitter in remote mount design example dimensions in mm in Upper terminal box back side Lower terminal box Signal cable to sensor Terminals for power supply Cover for power supply terminals Terminals for signal cable Terminals for inputs and outputs Terminal for potential equalization A B C 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 46: ... signal inputs and outputs into the housing as shown The signal cable to the sensor is connected in the lower connection area of the transmitter Connect the cables in accordance with the electrical connection diagram If present connect the cable shielding to the earthing clamp provided Use wire end ferrules when connecting After connecting the power supply terminal cover 2 must be installed Close ...

Page 47: ...rrules when connecting From an ambient temperature of Tamb 140 F 60 C additionally insulate the wires with the enclosed silicone hoses Close unused cable entries using suited plugs If the O ring gasket is seated incorrectly or damaged this may have an adverse effect on the housing protection class Follow the instructions in Opening and closing the housing on page 22 to open and close the housing s...

Page 48: ...turers to exchange information via the same communication bus without the need for any special interface devices to be used 6 Electrical connections Digital communication HART output Terminals Active Uco 32 Passive 31 32 Protocol HART 7 1 Transmission FSK modulation on current output 4 to 20 mA in accordance with the Bell 202 standard Baud rate 1200 baud Signal amplitude Maximum 1 2 mAss Modbus pr...

Page 49: ... a maximum length of 131 ft 40 m divided by n The maximum cable length depends on the type of cable used The following standard values apply Up to 20 ft 6 m cable with standard shielding or twisted pair cable Up to 984 ft 300 m double twisted pair cable with overall foil shielding and integrated earth cable Up to 3937 ft 1200 m double twisted pair cable with individual foil shielding and integrate...

Page 50: ... determines the transfer rate of the DP line Number of PROFIBUS DP and PA nodes 126 addresses 0 to 125 Per PROFIBUS DP segment Number of DP nodes 32 Node Devices with without PROFIBUS address Bus termination required at the beginning and end of each DP segment Trunk cable length LT see diagram length dependent on transfer rate Cable length of at least 1 m between two DP nodes at 1500 kBit s Spur c...

Page 51: ...suring medium to escape When using internal flat gaskets they can become brittle through CIP SIP processes If pressure surges above the permissible nominal pressure of the device occur permanently during operation this may affect the service life of the device If there is a chance that safe operation is no longer possible take the device out of operation and secure it against unintended startup Us...

Page 52: ...terrupted or the device reset in order for the modified setting to take effect Write protect switch When write protection is activated device parameterization cannot be changed via the LCD indicator Activating and sealing the write protection switch protects the device against tampering The configuration NAMUR optoelectronic coupler for the digital output on the plug in card is set via a rotary sw...

Page 53: ...ilable at www abb com ABB AssetVision all parameters can also be set without a fieldbus connection Parameterization via the local operating interface For devices without LCD indicator an optional LCD indicator for parameterization can be connected 1 Open device terminal box 2 Connect programming plug to the local operating interface of the device 3 Insert USB interface cable into a free USB female...

Page 54: ...PC Notebook and a suited HART Modem All parameters can also be set via the HART protocol using the HART DTM available at www abb com flow and theABB AssetVisionsoftware 1 Position the infrared service port adapter on the front plate of the transmitter as shown 2 Insert USB interface cable into a free USB female connector on the PC notebook 3 Switch on the device power supply 4 Start ABB AssetVisio...

Page 55: ...erization via the Easy Setup menu function 1 Switch to the configuration level with 2 Use to select Standard 3 Confirm the selection with 4 Use to confirm the password A password is not available as factory default you can continue without entering a password Parameter Factory setting Qv Max 1 Qmax DN see Table Measuring range table on page 59 Sensor Tag None TX Location TAG None Unit Volumeflow Q...

Page 56: ...tup Exit Select The device is factory calibrated to the flow range end value QmaxDN unless other customer information is available The ideal upper range values are those which correspond to a flow velocity of 6 5 to 10 ft s 2 to 3 m s 0 2 to 0 3 Qmax DN The adjustable upper range values are listed in the table at Measuring range table on page 59 7 Commissioning Parameterization via the menu functi...

Page 57: ...to set the desired damping 27 Confirm the selection with 28 Use to call up the edit mode 29 Use to select the desired operating modeOff Logic Pulse Frequency for the digital output 30 Confirm the selection with 31 Use to call up the edit mode 32 Use to select the desired alarm mode 33 Confirm the selection with Easy Setup Pulse Width 30 00 ms Next Edit Easy Setup Dig Out 41 42 Mode Pulse Next Edit...

Page 58: ...starting the zero point adjustment make sure that There is no flow through the sensor close all valves shut off devices etc The sensor is completely filled with the medium to be measured Use to start automatic adjustment of the zero point for the system Once all parameter have been set the main menu appears again The most important parameters are now set Menu Easy Setup Exit Select Easy Setup Syst...

Page 59: ... min 4 23 US gal min 6 0 4 l min 0 11 US gal min 20 l min 5 28 US gal min 40 l min 10 57 US gal min 10 0 9 l min 0 24 US gal min 45 l min 11 9 US gal min 90 l min 23 78 US gal min 15 2 l min 0 53 US gal min 100 l min 26 4 US gal min 200 l min 52 8 US gal min 25 1 4 l min 1 06 US gal min 200 l min 52 8 US gal min 400 l min 106 US gal min 40 1 12 l min 3 17 US gal min 600 l min 159 US gal min 1200 l...

Page 60: ...s capacitive operating buttons These enable you to control the device through the closed housing cover Note The transmitter automatically calibrates the capacitive buttons on a regular basis If the cover is opened during operation the sensitivity of the buttons is firstly increased to enable operating errors to occur The button sensitivity will return to normal during the next automatic calibratio...

Page 61: ...n cannot be changed on this level Information level Operator Menu Operator Page 1 to n Autoscroll Diagnostics Signals View Configuration level Configuration Easy Setup Device Info Device Setup Display Input Output Process Alarm Diagnostics Totalizer Sensor Setup Process display Configuration level Configuration The configuration level contains all the parameters required for device commissioning a...

Page 62: ... the functions of the operating buttons and in addition to other information 1 Open the using Operator Menu 2 Select the desired submenu using 3 Confirm the selection with Process display Operator Menu Diagnostics Operator Page 1 Operator Page 2 Back Select Menu Description Operator Menu Diagnostics Selection of sub menu Diagnostics see also Error messages on the LCD display on page 63 Operator Pa...

Page 63: ...reasons it is recommended to set a password The password prevents access to the parameterization via the buttons on the device For further access protection via DTM or EDD HART PROFIBUS Modbus the hardware write protection switch must be set see Hardware settings on page 51 The error messages are also divided into the following areas Note For a detailed description of errors and troubleshooting in...

Page 64: ...Level Enter Password QRSTUVWXYZ 0123456 Next OK Reset password RQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456 Back ID Pin Password Select 12345678 00001 Resetting the customer password If the set password has been forgotten the password can be reset and reassigned A one time password is needed for this purpose and can be generated by ABB Service upon request To reset the password the password has to be entered incorrectly o...

Page 65: ...y selected is highlighted 8 Operation Selecting and changing parameter Parameter name 12 3456 unit Next OK Parameter name ABC ABCDEFGHIJKLMOPQ Next OK Menu name Parameter name Currently set value Next Edit Entry from table When an entry is made from a table a value is selected from a list of parameter values 1 Select the parameters you want to set in the menu 2 Use to call up the list of available...

Page 66: ... parameter you can exit the menu as described below 1 Pressing Next repeatedly moves the cursor to the right Once the cursor reaches the end position Cancel is displayed in the lower right of the screen 2 terminates editing and exits the menu item Use to return to the start Note The LCD display automatically returns to the process display three minutes after the last button has been actuated ...

Page 67: ...it Volumeflow Qv Qv Max 1 Unit Vol Totalizer Pulses per Unit Pulse Width Upper Frequency Damping Dig Out 41 42 Mode Curr Out at Alarm Low Alarm High Alarm System Zero QmaxDN Type Meter Size Qm Max DN Qv Max DN Mains Frequency Exitation Freq Coil Current Regul Set Point Curr DC feedback reg Sensor ID Sensor Serial No Sensor Run Hours Se Calibration Sensor TFE Function Se Zero Se Span First Cal Date...

Page 68: ...e since Restart Option Card Slot 1 Option Card Slot 2 Tx Calibration Manufacturer Street City Phone FW Device Ver FW Device Part Nr FW Motherboard Ver FW Motherboard CRC FW Frontend Ver FW Frontend CRC HW Motherboard Ver HW Frontend Ver Bootloader MB Ver Bootloader FEB Ver Curr Out FW Ver Curr Out FW CRC Option Card 1 FW Ver Option Card 1 FW CRC BootloaderOC1 Ver Option Card 2 FW Ver Option Card 2...

Page 69: ...scroll Flow Format Tot Format Date Format Display Tag Display Rotation Display Test Unit Massflow Qm Unit Mass Tot Unit Volumeflow Qv Unit Vol Totalizer Variable 1 Name Cust Qm Unit N Cust Qm Unit F Cust Qm Tot Unit N Cust Qv Tot Unit F Cust Qv Unit N Cust Qv Unit F Cust Qv Tot Unit N Cust Qv Tot Unit F Backwards Comp Backwards Comp Code Verifying Capab Verifying Capab Code Batchmode Batchmode Cod...

Page 70: ...or Temperature Output Value Curr Out Mode Curr Out at Alarm Low Alarm High Alarm Curr Out 20 5mA Curr Out 3 8mA Curr at EPD Alarm Curr at TFE Alarm Output Value Pulse Pulses per Unit Pulse Width Output Value Freq Upper Frequency Logic Output Action Active Mode Logic Output Action Active Mode Curr Out 31 32 Dig Out 41 42 Dig Out 51 52 Setup Freq Output Setup Logic Output Alarm Config Mode Outp Flow...

Page 71: ...as Bubble Conductivity Sensor Temperature Output Value Curr Out Mode Curr Out at Alarm Low Alarm High Alarm Curr Out 20 5mA Curr Out 3 8mA Curr at EPD Alarm Curr at TFE Alarm Function Active Mode Delay Time Logic Output Action Active Mode Dig Out V1 V2 Dig Out V3 V4 Dig In V1 V2 Dig In V3 V4 Curr Out V1 V2 Curr Out V3 V4 Mode Setup Logic Output Alarm Config ...

Page 72: ...ce ID HART Find Last HART Command Maintenance Required Function Check Out Of Specification Qm Massflow Min Qm Massflow Max Qv Volumeflow Min Qv Volumeflow Max Address Ident Nr Selector Comm State Baud Rate PB Manufacturer ID Address IEEE Format Baud Rate Parity Stop Bits Response Delay HART Modbus Profibus Alarm history Clear Alarm History Group Masking Alarm Limits Process Alarm Communication ...

Page 73: ...d Detector EP Value Maintenance control Diagnosis Control Diagnosis Values Diagnosis Tfe Empty Pipe Detector Diagnosis Coil Diagnosis Gas Bub Diagnostics Preset Maint cycle Maint Remain Time Start New Cycle Gas Bubble On Off Gas Bubble Value Start Adj Gas Bubble Gas Bubble Threshold Coil Diag On Off Coil Resistor Coil Current Coil Inductance Coil Temperature Coil Temperature Adj Coil Temp Min Alar...

Page 74: ... Check Result Noise Check Power Spectrum Amplitude 1 Value 4 Frequency 1 4 Conductivity On Off Conductivity µS cm Adj Cond Value Cond Iout Min Value Cond Iout Max Value Cond Min Alarm Value Cond Max Alarm Value Elec Imp E1 GND Elec Imp E2 GND SIL On Off Diagnosis Conductiv Diagnosis SIL Noise Check ...

Page 75: ...2 State Dig Out V3 V4 State Dig In V1 V2 State Dig In V3 V4 State Simulation Switch Qm Massflow unit Qm Massflow Qv Volumeflow unit Qv Volumeflow Conductivity µS cm Curr Out 31 32 Curr Out V1 V2 Curr Out V3 V4 Dig Out 41 42 State Dig Out 41 42 Freq Dig Out 41 42 Pulse Dig Out 51 52 State Dig Out 51 52 Pulse Dig Out V1 V2 State Dig Out V3 V4 State Dig In V1 V2 State Dig In V3 V4 State Hart Frequenc...

Page 76: ...eset Batch Counts Sensor Type Meter Size Se Span Se Zero Rey pipe size Cor Rey cor term max Line Freq Excitation Freq Set Point Curr Pre Amp Calibration flag Sensor TFE Function All Totalizer Massflow Fwd Massflow Rev Volumeflow Fwd Volumeflow Rev Massflow Fwd Massflow Rev Volumeflow Fwd Volumeflow Rev Mode Quantity Factor Time Reset Totalizer Preset Totalizer Batching Lag Correction Totalizer Sen...

Page 77: ...er minute bls h 132 Brew barrels per hour bls d 133 Brew barrels per day xx yy 254 User defined unit Selection Code Description g s 1 Grams per second g min 2 Grams per minute g h 3 Grams per hour g d 4 Grams per day kg s 5 Kilograms per second kg min 6 Kilograms per minute kg h 7 Kilograms per hour kg d 8 Kilograms per day lb s 9 Pounds avdp per second lb min 10 Pounds avdp per minute lb h 11 Pou...

Page 78: ...al output operating mode Pulse The pulse value and pulse width are interdependent and calculated dynamically pulses per unit 1 to 10000 s pulse width 0 1 to 2000 mS Only available if a digital output has been configured as a pulse output and the volume flow or mass flow has been selected as the process variable to be output Pulse Width Upper Frequency Sets the upper range value frequency for the d...

Page 79: ...used to operate the magnetic coils of the flowmeter sensor DC feedback reg For service information only Sensor ID ID number of the sensor Sensor Serial No Serial number of the sensor Sensor Run Hours Operating hours of the sensor Se Calibration Selection of submenu Se Calibration using Sensor TFE Function Shows if the total filling electrode TFE has been activated or deactivated Device Info Sensor...

Page 80: ... Version and item number of device software package FW Device Part Nr FW Motherboard Ver Version and checksum CRC of motherboard MB software FW Motherboard CRC FW Frontend Ver Version and checksum CRC of the frontend board FEB software FW Frontend CRC HW Motherboard Ver Hardware version of the motherboard MB HW Frontend Ver Hardware version of the frontend board FEB Bootloader MB Ver Version of mo...

Page 81: ... Qm Max DN The value is the lower mass flow at a flow velocity of 32 8 ft s 10 m s The value is automatically set through the selected nominal diameter multiplied by the set density Qm Max 1 Setting the upper range value 1 Measuring range 0 to Qm Max 1 for the mass flow for forward flow and reverse flow Default setting 1 Qmax DN Qm Max 2 Setting the upper range value 2 Measuring range 0 to Qm Max ...

Page 82: ...g ranges Max1 active Max2 active for the volume flow measurement This parameter is only available if the value Qm and Qv or Range Mode Confighas been selected for the parameter Qv only Sensor Location Tag Entry of the measuring point tag for the sensor Alphanumeric max 20 characters Sensor Tag Enter the tag number of the sensor Alphanumeric max 20 characters Operating Mode Selection of submenu Ope...

Page 83: ... them is the SensorMemory the other is the transmitter motherboard backplane By selecting Tx Sens location specific settings such as measuring range or damping are replicated from the transmitter motherboard backplane to the SensorMemory Sens Tx By selecting Sens Tx location specific settings such as measuring range or damping are replicated from the SensorMemory to the transmitter motherboard bac...

Page 84: ... Modbus or PROFIBUS DP protocol You can configure the display through the Display menu Cust Qm Unit N Enter the name for the user defined mass flow unit Cust Qm Unit F Enter the factor for a user defined mass flow unit The factor relates to the flow per liter Cust Qm Tot Unit N Enter the name of the user defined totalizer unit for mass flow Cust Qm Tot Unit F Enter the factor for a user defined ma...

Page 85: ...e device e g using the parameter Device Reset or by briefly switching off the power supply Expert Diagn Indicator as to whether advanced diagnosis functions such as gas bubble or conductivity have been activated Expert Diagn Code Set the device specific code for activating the advanced diagnosis function To use this function subsequently contact the ABB service team or sales organization After ent...

Page 86: ...or the date and time Display Tag Configuration of the top line in the display Off Sensor Location Tag Bus Address HART Address Display Rotation The display on the display can be rotated through software by 180 Display Test Start the test of the LCD display with The display test lasts approx 10 seconds Various patterns are shown on the LCD display to check the display Display Operator Page 1 n Desc...

Page 87: ...es the conductivity in μS cm The current outputs V1 V2 and V3 V4 are only available if the corresponding plug in cards are available Curr Out Mode Select the operating mode for the current output 4 20mA FWD Output flow rate in forward flow 4 mA no flow 20 mA maximum flow 4 12 20 mA Output flow rate in forward and reverse flow 4 mA maximum flow in reverse flow 12 mA no flow 20 mA maximum flow in fo...

Page 88: ...t e g as an alarm output Pulse Digital output 41 42 as a pulse output In pulse mode pulses are output per unit e g 1 pulse per m3 Frequency Digital output 41 42 as a frequency output In frequency mode a frequency is issued that is proportional to the flow rate The maximum frequency can be configured in accordance with the upper range value Outp Flow Direction Selection of flow direction in which t...

Page 89: ...The pulse output indicates the mass flow Pulse Volume Flow The pulse output indicates the volume flow Upper Frequency Sets the frequency for the upper range value The entered value corresponds to 100 flow Input Output Dig Out 41 42 Setup Logic Output Logic Output Action Selection of binary output function Off The binary output is deactivated F R Signal The binary output signals the flow direction ...

Page 90: ... setting of the parameter Outp Flow Direction 90 Shift 90 phase shifted output of the same pulses as for digital output 41 42 180 Shift 180 phase shifted output of the same pulses as for digital output 41 42 Outp Flow Direction Selection of flow direction in which the pulse frequency output issues the selected process value The parameter is only available if Follow DO 41 42 has been configured for...

Page 91: ...ve Mode Select switching properties for the binary output Active High Normally open Active Low Normally closed Default setting Active High Input Output Dig Out V1 V2 Input Output Dig Out V3 V4 Mode Selection of operating mode for the digital output V1 V2 or V3 V4 Off Digital output deactivated Logic Digital output functions as binary output for function see parameter Setup Logic Output The digital...

Page 92: ...put Active High Normally open Active Low Normally closed Default setting Active High Input Output Dig In V1 V2 Input Output Dig In V3 V4 Function Select a function for the digital input No function No function Reset all Totalizer Counter reset for all counters forward flow reverse flow and difference totalizer Stop all Totalizer External counter stop for all counters forward flow reverse flow and ...

Page 93: ... If the process value Qm unit exceeds or falls below the limit value an alarm is triggered Qm Massflow Max Qv Volumeflow Min Set the minimum maximum limit value 0 to 110 for volume measurement If the process value Qv unit exceeds or falls below the limit value an alarm is triggered Qv Volumeflow Max Process Alarm Group Masking Maintenance Required Alarm messages are divided into groups Function Ch...

Page 94: ...rop Fixed Normal Signaling HART Tag Entry of a HART TAG number as unique identifier for the device Alphanumeric a maximum of 8 characters upper case only no special characters HART Long Tag Entry of a HART TAG number as unique identifier for the device Alphanumeric maximum of 32 characters ASCII Only starting from HART version 7 HART Descriptor Entry of a HART descriptor Alphanumeric a maximum of ...

Page 95: ...top bits for the Modbus communication Factory setting One stop bit Response Delay Setting of the pause time in milliseconds after receiving a Modbus command The device sends a response no earlier than expiration of the set pause time Factory setting 10 ms 8 Operation Parameter descriptions Communication Profibus Address Set the PROFIBUS DP device address 1 to 126 Ident Nr Selector Display the PROF...

Page 96: ...ce interval The service interval is reset to the value set in Preset Maint cycle Diagnostics Diagnosis Control Description Diagnosis Tfe Selection of submenu Diagnosis Tfe using Empty Pipe Detector Selection of submenu Empty Pipe Detector using Diagnosis Coil Selection of submenu Diagnosis Coil using Diagnosis Gas Bub Selection of submenu Diagnosis Gas Bub using Diagnosis Conductiv Selection of su...

Page 97: ... appear on the display and an alarm will be triggered through the digital output if appropriately configured Diagnostics Diagnosis Control Empty Pipe Detector Empty Pipe Detector Activate the Empty Pipe Detector function only for sizes 3 8 DN 10 A completely filled meter tube is essential for an accurate measurement The Empty Tube Detection function detects an empty meter tube In case of an alarm ...

Page 98: ...n Default setting Off Note Gas bubble detection can be used in the nominal diameter range of 3 8 to 12 DN 10 to 300 For additional information see Extended diagnostic functions on page 117 Gas Bubble Value Displays current gas bubble value Start Adj Gas Bubble The gas bubble detection function must be set in accordance with the conditions on site Start the automatic adjustment of the gas bubble de...

Page 99: ...t the 4 mA and 20 mA value which correspond to the upper and lower range of the conductivity value Cond Min Alarm Value Set the alarm for minimum and maximum conductivity In the case of down scale an alarm is triggered Cond Max Alarm Value Limits 5 to 20000 μS cm Elec Imp E1 GND Electrical impedance E1 GND Current impedance between electrode E1 and GND ground potential Elec Imp E2 GND Electrical i...

Page 100: ... can already be detected early on Corrective measures can be taken Here Display of the determined values at the time of the factory calibration Tx Factory 1m s Tx Factory 10m s Se Factory Coil Ind Se Factory Imp E1 Se Factory Imp E2 Start FP verification Create a fingerprint and perform verification Result FP verification Display of the verification result Based on the result one of the following ...

Page 101: ...stics Simulation Mode Simulation Switch Manual simulation of measured values After selecting the value to be simulated a corresponding parameter is displayed in the menu Diagnostics Simulation Mode The simulation value can be set here The output values correspond to the simulated flowrate entered The Configuration information is displayed in the lower line of the display Only one measured value ou...

Page 102: ...ut Readings Curr Out 31 32 Display the current values and statuses of the listed inputs and outputs Curr Out V1 V2 Curr Out V3 V4 Dig Out 41 42 Freq Dig Out 41 42 State Dig Out 51 52 State Dig Out V1 V2 State Dig Out V3 V4 State Dig In V1 V2 State Dig In V3 V4 State 8 Operation Parameter descriptions ...

Page 103: ...enu Batching using Lag Correction Selection of submenu Lag Correction using Totalizer Reset Totalizer All Totalizer Resets all totalizers to zero Massflow Fwd Resets individual counters Massflow Rev Volumeflow Fwd Volumeflow Rev Totalizer Preset Totalizer Massflow Fwd Allows editing presetting of counter values e g when replacing the transmitter Massflow Rev Volumeflow Fwd Volumeflow Rev 8 Operati...

Page 104: ... Batch Process Value Reset Cur Batch Tot Resets the current fill quantity Start Batching Manual start of the filling function Alternatively the digital input can be configured for starting stopping the fill operation Current Batch Total Display of the current fill quantity Once a fill operation has been started the quantity already filled is shown here The counter restarts at zero for each fill op...

Page 105: ...nput of the overrun quantity display of the overrun quantity detected automatically by the transmitter Factor The menu is visible when Mode is set to Auto Sets the weighting of the last filling process during automatic calculation of the overrun quantity The calculation is based on the following formula New correction value last correction value BatchAuto Lag Corr Factor correction value at the la...

Page 106: ...e provided on the name plate of the flowmeter sensor Line Freq Selection of the mains frequency of the power supply 50Hz or 60Hz Excitation Freq Setting the excitation frequency in accordance with the value provided on the name plate of the flowmeter sensor Range 30 25Hz 15 12 5Hz 7 5 6 25Hz 3 75 3 125Hz Set Point Curr Adjustment of the excitation current of the sensor coils Setting parameter to 2...

Page 107: ...hed the valve can be closed via the digital output Filling quantity correction is calculated by measuring the overrun quantity Additionally the low flow cut off can be configured if required Setup For the configuration of the fill function the following steps must be performed 1 The fill function must be active See also the Device Setup Transmitter Feature Settings menu 2 One digital output must b...

Page 108: ...The first line shows the area in which the error has occurred The second line shows the unique error number It is made up of the priority Fxxx and the error position xxx The next lines show a brief description of the error and information on how to remedy it You absolutely need to scroll the display further to read the error message in more detail Note For a detailed description of the error messa...

Page 109: ...ervice The SIL monitoring function has detected a transmitter error Contact the service department F095 036 Electronics Coil isolation alarm Call service Defective coil or incorrect wiring short circuit between M1 M2 and GND Flooded sensor Contact the service department F094 021 electronics Safety Alarm Curr Out 31 32 SIL function detects error Call Service The μController of the current output ha...

Page 110: ...ard HW Call Service Broken motherboard hardware Replace motherboard Please contact the service department Error no Range Text on the LCD display Cause Remedy C078 003 Config Flowrate to zero Check digital in terminals The Digital Input option card is configured to trigger the set flowrate to zero option and this event Check terminals of digital input and configuration C076 005 Config All totalizer...

Page 111: ...cess value of the current output 31 32 is outside the measuring range Adjust measuring range S051 017 operation Curr Out V1 V2 V3 V4 saturated CO process value out of range Adapt Qmax The selected process value of the current output V1 V2 or V3 V4 is outside the measuring range Adjust measuring range S049 019 electronics Option Card 1 com error Defective Card Check Card 1 Call Service Broken hardw...

Page 112: ... M037 014 Electronics NV chips defect on Motherboard Defective MB Replace MB Call Service Defective NV memory Replace motherboard Please contact the service department M032 022 Config Curr Out 31 32 not calibrated Call Service Current output 31 32 Uco not calibrated Please contact the service department M031 023 Config Curr Out V1 V2 not calibrated Replace Current Option Card Call Service Current ...

Page 113: ...ic Alarm Signal is configured 0 Hz 0 No F099 011 electronics No Frontend Board detected Wrong connection Defect Frontend Check wiring 0 Hz 0 No F097 029 Electronics Coil regulation error Check wiring of sensor coils Call service 0 Hz 0 No F096 043 Electronics SIL self check alarm Call service Current value no change Current value no change No F095 036 Electronics Coil isolation alarm Call service ...

Page 114: ...lectronics MB voltages outside range Defective Motherboard HW Call Service 0 Hz 0 No C078 003 Config Flowrate to zero Check digital in terminals 4 mA 0 flow Current value no change 0 Hz 0 Menu Group Masking C076 005 Config All totalizer stop Check digital in terminals Current value no change Current value no change Current value no change Current value no change C074 006 Config Totalizer reset Res...

Page 115: ...n Conductivity limits alarm Change limits or Check application Current value no change Alarm if DO as Logic Alarm Signal Conductivity is configured Current value no change Current value no change Menu Group Masking S060 037 operation Gas bubble alarm Check conditions of application Current value no change Alarm if DO as Logic Alarm Signal Gas bubble Alarm is configured Current value no change Curr...

Page 116: ...Current value no change No Answer Current value no change Current value no change Menu Group Masking M038 009 electronics Sensor memory defective Mem or connect defective Replace memory Current value no change No Answer Current value no change Current value no change Menu Group Masking M037 014 Electronics NV chips defect on Motherboard Defective MB Replace MB Call Service M032 022 Config Curr Out...

Page 117: ...ctory default Each diagnostic function e g Gas Bubble Detector or Electrode Deposit Detector can be individually activated Once activated the diagnostic function must be calibrated according to the conditions on site and the limit values must be set Diagnostic Functions Standard Empty pipe detection EPD Noise grounding check Fingerprint verification Service interval Transmitter temperature Softwar...

Page 118: ...al diameter 3 8 to 4 in DN 10 to DN 100 Installation conditions The measuring electrodes must be free of coverings Setup The conductivity monitoring must be matched to the measuring medium on site Menu parameter Diagnostics Diagnosis Control Diagnosis Gas Bub Gas Bubble On Off Activate the function Start Adj Gas Bubble Automatic adjustment of the Gas Bubble Detection function Prior to starting mak...

Page 119: ...gital output if configured The minimum and maximum alarm value for the coil temperature can be set The coil temperature is a function of the ambient temperature and measuring medium temperature Compliance with the temperature specification of the sensor liner can thus be monitored Setup Transmitter monitoring Monitoring the temperature of the electronic unit in the transmitter triggers an alarm vi...

Page 120: ... the device at the customer site The check is started manually and returns a successful failed result If the verification is unsuccessful troubleshooting information is shown on the display parameter Rslt FP Verification A software tool ABB Ability SRV500 is available for documentation and trend analysis Setup Menu parameter Diagnostics Diagnosis Control Fingerprints Tx Factory CMR 1m s 10m s Disp...

Page 121: ...rface temperature may exceed 158 F 70 C depending on the measuring medium temperature Before starting work on the device make sure that it has cooled sufficiently Damage to components The electronic components of the printed circuit board can be damaged by static electricity observe ESD guidelines Make sure that the static electricity in your body is discharged before touching electronic component...

Page 122: ...evice surface temperature may exceed 158 F 70 C depending on the measuring medium temperature Before starting work on the device make sure that it has cooled sufficiently Damage to components The electronic components of the printed circuit board can be damaged by static electricity observe ESD guidelines Make sure that the static electricity in your body is discharged before touching electronic c...

Page 123: ...ter 11 to 30 V DC 100 to 240 V AC Rated current of fuse 1 25 A 0 8 A Nominal voltage of fuse 250 V AC 250 V AC Design Device fuse 5 x 20 mm Breaking capacity 1500 A at 250 V AC Ordering number 3KQR000757U0100 3KQR000757U0200 Spare parts Repair and maintenance activities may only be performed by authorized customer service personnel When replacing or repairing individual components use original spa...

Page 124: ...ull the connector out of the motherboard 6 Attach the connector on the new LCD indicator Ensure that the cable harness is not damaged 7 Insert the LCD indicator and tighten if necessary 8 Unscrew set down the cover once again 9 Switch on the power supply The LCD indicator can be replaced in the event of a malfunction If the O ring gasket is seated incorrectly or damaged this may have an adverse ef...

Page 125: ...EN REV A 11 Repair Replacing the frontend board Integral mount design Figure 72 Replacing LCD indicator and frontend board example LCD indicator cable harness LCD indicator Sensor cable harness SensorMemory Cable retainer Frontend board 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 126: ...ower supply 2 Unscrew remove the cover 3 Remove the LCD indicator Ensure that the cable harness is not damaged 4 Pull the connector out of the sensor cable harness 5 Pull out the SensorMemory Note The SensorMemory is assigned to the sensor The SensorMemory is therefore fastened to the sensor cable harness with a cable retainer Ensure that the SensorMemory remains with the sensor and cannot be lost...

Page 127: ...d in the event of a malfunction Replace the frontend board as follows 1 Switch off the power supply 2 Unscrew remove the cover 3 Loosen the fixing screws 3 at the frontend board 4 Remove the faulty frontend board 5 Pull the connector out of the sensor cable harness Ensure that the cable harness is not damaged 6 Pull out the SensorMemory Note The SensorMemory is assigned to the sensor Ensure that t...

Page 128: ...the transmitter automatically replicates the system data from the SensorMemory Returning devices Use the original packaging or a secure transport container of an appropriate type if you need to return the device for repair or recalibration purposes Fill out the return form see Return form on page 135 and include this with the device In accordance with the EU Directive governing hazardous materials...

Page 129: ...ging are manufactured from materials that can be recycled by specialist recycling companies Bear the following points in mind when disposing of them As of 8 15 2018 this product will be under the open scope of the WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU and relevant national laws for example ElektroG Electrical Equipment Act in Germany The product must be supplied to a specialist recycling company Do not use mu...

Page 130: ...ximum deflection 0 0006 0 15 mm in the frequency range of 10 to 58 Hz Maximum acceleration 2 g in the frequency range of 58 to 150 Hz ProcessMaster Temperature data The temperature range offered by the device is dependent on a number of different factors These factors include the measuring medium temperature Tmedium the ambient temperature Tamb operating pressure Pmedium liner material and the app...

Page 131: ...imum permissible combination of ambient and medium temperatures High temperature version optional of the CFMUS Class I Div 2 Ambient temperature range T amb 4 o F 10 o C 1 140 o F 60 o C 13 o F 25 o C 194 o F 90 o C 266 o F 130 o C Measuring medium temperature Tmedium 113 o F 45 o C 13 o F 25 o C 266 o F 130 o C Ambient temperature range T amb Measuring medium temperature Tmedium 4 o F 10 o C 1 14...

Page 132: ...ed on the basis of the liner and flange material used in the device see device name plate Minimum permissible operating pressure The following tables show the permissible minimum operating pressure Pmedium as a function of the measuring medium temperature Tmedium and the liner material Liner approvals on request please contact ABB Lining material Nominal diameter Pmedium mbar abs Tmedium ETFE 1 to...

Page 133: ...8 90 194 110 230 130 266 150 302 170 C 338 F 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 145 290 435 580 725 870 1015 1160 1305 1450 1595 0 Tmedium Pmedium bar Pmedium psi G10590 CL300 CL150 30 22 10 14 10 50 30 86 50 122 70 158 90 194 110 230 130 266 150 302 170 C 338 F 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 0 145 290 435 580 725 870 1015 1160 1305 1450 1595 Pmedium bar Pmedium psi 13 Specification Proces...

Page 134: ...ction values it lists are also observed The icon on the name plate indicates the following Note All documentation declarations of conformity and certificates are available in ABB s download area www abb com flow Trademarks HART is a registered trademark of FieldComm Group Austin Texas USA Modbus is a registered trademark of the Modbus Organization PROFIBUS and PROFIBUS DP are registered trademarks...

Page 135: ...mpany Address Contact person Telephone Fax Email Device details Type Serial no Reason for the return description of the defect Which substances have come into contact with the device 1 2 3 We hereby state that the devices components shipped have been cleaned and are free from any dangerous or poisonous substances Town city date Signature and company stamp Yes biological toxic radioactive corrosive...

Page 136: ...rocessMaster Wafer Note The specified torques are valid only for greased threads and piping that is not subject to tensile stress Meter Size ANSI Class 150 ANSI Class 300 Ft Lbs Nm Ft Lbs Nm 1 2 DN15 10 15 15 20 1 DN25 10 15 15 20 1 1 2 DN 40 15 20 25 35 2 DN50 25 35 15 20 3 DN80 40 55 30 40 4 DN100 30 40 45 60 ...

Page 137: ... Gallon g Pulses per Unit 1 to 10000 1 Pulse Width 0 1 to 2000 ms 100 ms Damping 0 02 to 60 s 1 Operating mode Digital output 41 42 Off Binary output Pulse output Frequency output Digital output 41 42 as pulse output for forward flow and reverse flow Operating mode Digital output 51 52 Off Binary output pulse output follows digital output 41 42 90 or 180 out of phase Digital output 51 52 as binary...

Page 138: ...ck of information in this document We reserve all rights in this document and in the subject matter and illustrations contained therein Any reproduction disclosure to third parties or utilization of its contents in whole or in parts is forbidden without prior written consent of ABB 2019 ABB 3KXF271630R4201 ABB Inc Measurement Analytics 125 E County Line Road Warminster PA 18974 USA Tel 1 215 674 6...

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