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2.4 - P
ackaging
The meter is supplied in a box bearing a label with the following data:
• Product
• Flow direction of the fluid (Up, Down, Right, Left)
• Product version
• Gross weight
2.5 - c
ontents
QTY
COMPONENT
1
TECH-FLOW, MAT-FLOW
2
O-RING 37 x 3 NBR
1
USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
3 - OPERATING CONDITIONS
3.1 e
nvironMental
conditions
Temperature:
min. -20°C / max. +60°C (*)
Relative humidity
: max. 90%
(*) Caution! The temperature limits shown refer to the components making up the meter and
should be respected to prevent any damages or malfunctions from occurring.
3.2 - a
llowed
Fluids
Forbidden
Fluids
Allowed
DIESEL FUEL with 2 to 5.5 cSt viscosity (at 38°C)
Minimum flash point (MF): 55 °C
LIGHT OIL with 10 to 200 cSt viscosity (at 40°C)
Forbidden
petrol, flammable liquids (mf <55°c), food liquids, solvents, liquids with > 200 cst
viscosity, water, corrosive chemicals
A
D
B
S
3.3 - M
eter
orientation
For proper use, install the TECH-FLOW, MAT-FLOW or DI-FLOW meter as
instructed on the back (fluid direction arrow).
The meters can have fluid outlet upwards, downwards, to the left or to the right.
4 - GENERAL INDICATIONS
4.1 - g
eneral
i
nForMation
TECH-FLOW, MAT-FLOW meters have 1” BSP-G threaded inlets and outlets that are flanged on both
sides. The meter is designed for fixed installation on a line.
IMPORTANT:
Do not use conical connections that can damage the meter. When installing position a suction filter of at least 40 mesh
.
4.2 - M
echanical
Meters
TECH-FLOW and MAT-FLOW mechanical meters can have a 3-digit or 4-digit numerator, depending on the
version chosen. The meter is delivered pre-calibrated by the manufacturer and ready for installation.
IMPORTANT: Due to the different operating conditions, pre-calibration may be different than the
one required; it is therefore recommended to calibrate the meter with each installation (see CHAP. 5).
5 - CALIBRATION
5.1 - F
luid
Fluid litres = Fluid weighed ÷ Fluid density
Flow rate (in litres per minute, LPM) = Fluid litres ÷ Fluid dispensing time (in seconds) · 60
