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2.3 Mounting material and accessories

2.3.1

Connecting cables for ultrasonic sensors and converter

Illustration 2:

Signal cables

2.3.2

Mounting rail for the ultrasonic sensors XUC PW

For PW 10 and PW 20 (the ultrasonic sensor XUC-PW F5
will be installed on the pipeline without using a mounting rail).

Illustration

Mounting rail

2.3.3

Fastening chains for ultrasonic sensors

Illustration

Fastening strap for the ultrasonic sensor XUC-PW5

Illustration

Ultrasonic sensor for large pipelines – textile mounting belt for the sensor mounting

Summary of Contents for PortaSonic 9000

Page 1: ...Badger Meter Europa GmbH PortaSonic 9000 User manual August 2011 UF_PS9000_BA_02_1108...

Page 2: ...menu 8 4 1 1 Adjusting the display language 8 4 1 2 Adjusting the time and date 8 4 1 3 Navigation to the main menu 9 4 1 4 The information headline 10 5 Preparation of the measurement 11 5 1 Inlet an...

Page 3: ...f the inputs and outputs 35 9 1 Parametering of the 4 20mA outputs 35 9 2 Colour coding of the 4 20mA output cable 36 9 3 Parametering of the relay 38 9 4 Colour coding of the relay output cable 38 10...

Page 4: ...sonic signals During these transmissions the respective signal transit times of the to and from signals t1 t2 are measured The electronic of the PortaSonic 9000 measures the difference of the transit...

Page 5: ...er 2 2 Ultrasonic sensors The ultrasonic sensors are externally mounted on the pipeline and both produce and receive the ultrasonic signals by which the flow recorded through the converter can be dete...

Page 6: ...ng rail for the ultrasonic sensors XUC PW For PW 10 and PW 20 the ultrasonic sensor XUC PW F5 will be installed on the pipeline without using a mounting rail Illustration 3 Mounting rail 2 3 3 Fasteni...

Page 7: ...clips By means of the analogue output cable it is possible for example to connect an external recorder to your converter to transmit measured values like flow heat capacity etc 2 3 7 Connecting cable...

Page 8: ...ltrasonic sensors BNC These are the terminals for the ultrasonic transducers 5 Relay output 4 pole mini DIN This output is potential free and NO normally open Only when activated the internal contact...

Page 9: ...s to be buckled on 2 6 Safety instructions The operating temperatures of the converter should not exceed or fall below a temperature range of 20 C up to 60 C The ultrasonic sensors are susceptible to...

Page 10: ...of the key located beside the respective display 3 2 Basic operation navigation Please use the multifunctional keys Direction keys for navigation Acknowledges the entry Acknowledges the entry and swit...

Page 11: ...within the appearing window by means of he arrow keys Acknowledge your entry with the Enter key You can alter the language within the menus by adjusting the language The language within the fields be...

Page 12: ...avigation to the main menu After having switched on your PortaSonic 9000 and the display of the start screen the measurement window Flow 1 will appear automatically after a few seconds The measurement...

Page 13: ...Accu Informs about the rechargeable battery status like Load Meter is supplied by the power supply unit if necessary the rechargeable battery will be loaded Full The rechargeable battery is fully loa...

Page 14: ...able 5 2 Mounting positions of the ultrasonic sensors 5 2 1 General information on the installation of the ultrasonic sensors At the mounting position the pipe must always be completely filled up pres...

Page 15: ...itioning 1 5 2 3 Ultrasonic sensors on uneven surfaces Avoid the installation of the ultrasonic sensors on uneven surfaces like weldings or deformations Try as far as possible to remove thick and unev...

Page 16: ...ms the V mode is the standard way of installation reflecting the ultrasonic signal via the pipe wall 5 3 2 W mode Ultrasonic sensor 1 Ultrasonic sensor 2 The W mode is a special way of mounting your u...

Page 17: ...n of all existing functions and even expert setting 6 2 What has to be parameterized 1 The outside diameter of the pipe or the pipe circumference 2 The pipe wall thickness in case of lined pipes also...

Page 18: ...rametering function After having switched on your device select Setup during the start sequence and then Quicksetup Select Setup and afterwards Quicksetup in the main measurement window Flow 1 Start S...

Page 19: ...know the wall thickness we recommend to use a wall thickness measuring device It is also recommended to use such a device for pipelines with extensive furring Select the pipe material Select the pipe...

Page 20: ...08 NO YES Enter the thickness of the lining Choose between the database and the user entry for entering materials not listed by the database Select the material of the Enter the sound of speed pipe li...

Page 21: ...Metering with the PortaSonic 9000 18 55 UF_PS9000_BA_02_1108 Select the medium Enter the kinematic viscosity of the medium Enter the heat capacity of the medium Enter the density of the medium 6 OR...

Page 22: ...sensors Select the appropriate mode of installation The V mode is the standard mode of installation For more information on the installation modes see the chapter Preparation of the measurement Outpu...

Page 23: ...ted by the converter after the parametering of the measuring point and will then have to be measured by tape By using the mounting rail during the V mode the positioning will be carried out in a simpl...

Page 24: ...itioning of the ultrasonic sensors by means of the mounting rail hole grid Illustration 6 Fixing the ultrasonic sensor type F10 F20 by means of a stainless steel span chain To fix the ultrasonic senso...

Page 25: ...ener Pass the tightener through one end of the mounting belt according to illustration 9 Illustration 9 Fixing the mounting belt Bend the shorter end of the mounting belt around the tightener to preve...

Page 26: ...p by step you will be led through the whole parameterization The parameter editing via the main menu will be recommended if you later intend to modify one single parameter The parameterization via the...

Page 27: ...y of the pipe wall thickness Pipe material from the database User defined entry of pipe material Database 1 Carbon steel 2 Enter the sound velocity of the pipeline material Pipe with lining YES NO Ent...

Page 28: ...ith the converter Carry out the following steps 1 Valve off the pipeline 2 Navigate to the Setup window as follows After having switched on your meter select Setup during the start sequence or from th...

Page 29: ...a certain residual deflection of the meter In case of a precise installation this residual deflection or zero offset will be in a flow rate range of 0 00 0 03m s The larger the pipeline the smaller t...

Page 30: ...ference of both PT100 Thot Tcold The result is the heat capacity Q indicated in watt cold hot w T T c v A Q kW W Q Determination of the heat quantity The heat quantity results from the heat capacity p...

Page 31: ...main menu and select Calibration PT100 Before mounting the sensors on the pipe adjust the sensors in such a way that the temperature difference between both PT100 is nearly zero degrees Avoid touchin...

Page 32: ...izator to zero Changes to the diagnosis windows This will only be necessary if no measuring results are indicated Changes to the measuring window Flow 2 Changes to the Data logger window 6 9 Flow 2 me...

Page 33: ...in a compact way all required information on your heat quantity measuring Function Explanation Indicates the current heat capacity Indicates the current heat quantity Indicates the temperature differ...

Page 34: ...s and select Flow Select the required unit The unit gallon means metric gallon 6 12 Selection of the flow meter unit Navigate to the Units submenu Flow meter as follows Select SETUP and afterwards COM...

Page 35: ...ndow In the main menu navigate to Units and select Heat energy Select the required unit 6 12 2 Selection of the heat capacity unit Navigate to the Units submenu Energy as follows Select SETUP and afte...

Page 36: ...ng logging by means of the measuring windows 2 The time controlled data recording for a certain period of time starting from an exactly adjusted point in time 7 2 Time controlled data recording It is...

Page 37: ...2 The starting time by using the following format hh mm ss 3 The recording period ddd hh mm ss 4 The recording interval mm ss After a successful data entry the PortaSonic 9000 will compute the require...

Page 38: ...possible to feed them by an external passive supply point In case of an external supply the voltage range must be within 10 to 30 V If the 4 20mA outputs of the meter are active and if you connect th...

Page 39: ...ce 8 2 Colour coding of the 4 20mA output cable red I1A output 1 black I1B output 1 green I2A output 2 white I2B output 2 Output 1 I1A B The direction of the current is from I1B to I1A Output 2 I2A B...

Page 40: ...utput menu as follows Select SETUP and afterwards COMPL SETUP in the Flow 1 main measuring window In the main menu navigate to I O setting and select Analogue outputs Select which analogue output you...

Page 41: ...w 100m Select after which period of time an error output should be effected burnout Select the output flow rate supplied in case of an error 8 3 Parametering of the relay The PortaSonic 9000 has a rel...

Page 42: ...ich the relay will be activated switched on While parametering functions like for example the flow rate the PortaSonic 9000 will also set the corresponding unit which has been selected before in the U...

Page 43: ...ametering of the inputs and outputs 40 55 UF_PS9000_BA_02_1108 The prerequisite however is that cubic metre has been selected as the flow rate unit Thus the minimum switching point will be parameteriz...

Page 44: ...enter the deviation in percent according to your calibration standard When calibrating your PortaSonic 9000 we recommend to carry out measurements at different rates of flow and to determine the avera...

Page 45: ...s Select SETUP and afterwards COMPL SETUP in the Flow 1 main measuring window In the main menu navigate to System setup and select Time and date Enter the time by using the format hh hour mm minutes s...

Page 46: ...ield Select SETUP and afterwards COMPL SETUP in the Flow 1 main measuring window In the main menu navigate to System setup and select Language Note By changing the language you also change the languag...

Page 47: ...ount the sensors on a vertical pipeline If so then mount the sensors on a vertical pipeline 3A Does the medium contain solid matter Which amount of solid matter does the medium contain a maximum share...

Page 48: ...thout using the mounting rail Have the sensors been installed in a straight line and in a centred way on the pipeline Are they exactly aligned 14A Do intense sources of interference exist in the immed...

Page 49: ...ase commutating then 3 pulses By commutating the phases the signal will receive a special form coding and can therefore also be found during interferences T1 Is the signal transit time of one directio...

Page 50: ...in a centred way in the signal window Sensor distance This is the distance in mm between the sensor fronts Hole grid This is the number of holes between the mounting positions of the ultrasonic sensor...

Page 51: ...pdate 12 1 Opening the meter Remove the plastic covers located on the screws first Loose the screws by means of a crosstip screwdriver Pull off the front cover carefully Remove the display and the key...

Page 52: ...ress on the memory card in the direction of the arrow The memory card will be released Then pull the released memory card out of the plug in unit in the direction of the arrow 1 2 12 3 Changing the ba...

Page 53: ...utputs with externally fed supply points The illustration shows actively jumpered analogue outputs For a passive operation set the jumpers as shown below Use small pliers or tweezers to move the jumpe...

Page 54: ...207 1473 Carbon bisulphide 20 1 2634 1158 Chloroform 20 2 8904 931 n propyl alcohol 20 0 8045 1255 n pentane 20 0 6260 1032 n hexane 20 0 654 1083 Easily liquefiable oil 25 0 81 1324 Transformer oil...

Page 55: ...57 73 1555 44 98 1545 14 24 1494 29 49 1541 74 74 1555 47 99 1544 29 25 1497 00 50 1542 87 75 1555 45 100 1543 41 T Temperature V Sound velocity Kinematic viscosity coefficient of various liquids Liqu...

Page 56: ...materials Material Vm s Iron 3230 Steel 3206 Ductile cast iron 3000 Cast iron 2460 Stainless steel 3206 Copper 2260 Lead 2170 Aluminium 3080 Brass 2050 Vinyl chloride 2640 Acrylic 2644 FRP 2505 Morta...

Page 57: ...LCD 320x240 Dimmable background lighting Measuring range 30 up to 30 m s Converter dimensions l x w x d 265 x 190 x 70 mm Signal damping 0 up to 100 sec adjustable Inputs Outputs Ultrasonic sensors 2...

Page 58: ...ards Inspection specifications DIN EN 55011 B 11 2007 DIN EN 61000 4 2 09 2008 DIN EN 61000 4 3 06 2008 DIN EN 61000 4 4 07 2005 DIN EN 61000 4 5 06 2007 DIN EN 61000 4 6 10 2008 DIN EN 61000 4 8 12 2...

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