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trode  wires  and  the  flowmeter 
can  indicate  totally  random  val-
ues. To avoid this situation, the 
sensor  can  be  equipped  with 
checking  electrode  and  con-
verter with full pipe check mod-
ule.  The  module  continuously 
checks if the checking electrode 

is immersed in liquid. If it is not, 
an  error  message  will  be  dis-
played and zero flow rate will be 

indicated.  The  checking  elec-
trode is connected to terminal 1. 
This  electrode  cannot  be  retro-

fitted  and  should  be  con-
sidered on initial order. 

Fig. F2 module menu 

F3 - Electrode cleaning 
and full pipe check module 

This  module  combines  func-
tions  of  modules  F1  and  F2. 
Besides  different  menu,  all 

above  mentioned  information 
applies for this module. 

Fig. F3 module menu 

2. Full pipe check

─►

  ON

2. Clean/Full pipe

─►

Electrode cleaning

─►

 Off

 Once

 During Pow er ON

 Periodiccally

─►

»Clean every x [h]

»Time of start [h:m]

Full pipe check

─►

  ON

Batching 

Batching  mode  is  used  for 

control  of  external  equipment 
(  valves,  pumps)  in  order  to 
measure  repeatedly  the  preset 
volume (batch). It is not recom-
mended  for  batching  of  very 
small  volumes.  The  period  of 
one batch has to be min 30 s. 

Electromagnetic  flowmeter 

FLOMAG3000 has very sophis-
ticated  batching  functions.  It 
enables  simple  batching  with 
manual  starting  but  also  fully 
automatic  batching  by  remote 
control. 

Batching  process  is  divided 

into  4  phases.  Single  phases 
are  distinguished  on  LCD  by  a 
symbol  in  square  brackets.  Up-
per  line  shows  remaining  vol-
ume  in  ml  to  the  end  of  the 

batch.  Bottom  line  shows  help 
for manual batch control. 

Phase 0 - Stop 

During  phase  0  outputs  are 

inactive, no batching runs, wait-
ing  for  start  of  the  batching 
process.  Manual  start  is  real-
ized  by  holding  button 

3

  and 

simultaneous  pushing  of  button 

4

 or from outside with the help 

of  module  E  in  Batch  Start 
mode.  During  that  phase  the 
batch  volume  is  set.  To  enter 
edit  mode  it  is  necessary  to 
hold  button 

2

  and  simultane-

ously push button 

4

Phase 1 - Hold 

Phase  1  temporary  batch  in-

terruption.  Outputs  give  signal 
for  interruption  of  the  batch 
(close  valve,  switch  off  pump). 
Counted  batch  could  ve  contin-
ued  again  by  manual  start 
choosing  Restart  or  from  out-
side  with  the  help  of  module  E 
in Batch Start mode. It is possi-
ble  also  to  abort  the  batch  by 
choosing Reset or from outside 
with  the  help  of  module  E  in 
Batch Stop mode. 

Phase 2 - Run 

During  that  phase  runs  the 

measuring of the batch (valve is 
open,  pump  is  running).    This 
mode  can  be  interrupted  using 
Phase 1 (Hold) activated manu-
ally or with the help of module E 
in Batch Stop mode. It is possi-
ble also to abort it choosing Re-

Fig.  Batching phase 0 

Fig.  Batching phase 1 

Fig.  Batching phase 2 

Module G1 

Module H1 

Module G1 is  a GSM modem 

enabling sending by SMS  mes-
sages  on  preset  numbers,  in 
preselect  intervals  (or  on  re-

quest)  inforamtion  about  the 
status  of  the  flowmeter  and  the 
measured  values.  Detailed  de-
scription  of  the  module  func-

tions  is  given  in  a  separate 
document.  

Module  H1  is  Bell  202  mo-

dem,  extensioning  the  function 
of  modules  A6  and  A7.  It  en-
ables  data  communication 
through current loop with a pro-

tocol  compatible  with  HART 
(only  Universal  Command).  As-
signing  the  variables  of  the 
flowmeter is following:  

 

PV - Flow rate [ l/s ] 
SV - Current flow rate [ l/s ] 
TV - Total  [ m

3

/h ] 

QV - Total volume - [ m

3

/h ] 

Summary of Contents for 3000

Page 1: ...FLOMAG s r o V Aleji 180 20a CZ 620 00 Brno Czech Republic tel 420 541212539 fax 420 549240356 e mail info flomag com www flomag com Magnetic Flowmeter FLOMAG 3000 Installation and Operation ...

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Page 3: ...le enabling connection to adjacent tubes with flanges type P and fittings gas fitting type G or food indus try fitting type V or wafer which are installed between flanges using clamps type B Non conductive lining can be made of technical rubber types TG MG or NG or Teflon type T The converter is used for gener ating excitation current in coils processing of signal from meas uring electrodes displa...

Page 4: ...r pump For the same reason never locate stop valves behind the sensor Fig 7 Stop valves The sensor can work both in horizontal and vertical positions only axis of measuring elec trodes inside the sensor must always remain in horizontal po sition and tapping of the sensor should be directed upwards at horizontal installations Fig 8 Electrode axis For vertical installations liquid should flow upward...

Page 5: ...ure and MG with soft structure Soft structure is used for fluids with higher content of abrasive parti cles e g sand It is not suit able for drinking water Resistant rubber Type NG is suitable for me dium aggressive fluids with op erational temperatures from 0 1 C to 90 C It can be used for measurement of hot service water condensate etc as well as for drinking water If tem perature 100 C can be e...

Page 6: ... 2 0 D N 2 5 D N 3 2 D N 4 0 D N 5 0 D N 6 5 D N 8 0 D N 1 0 0 D N 1 2 5 D N 1 5 0 D N 1 5 D N 2 0 0 D N 2 5 0 D N 3 0 0 D N 3 5 0 D N 4 0 0 D N 5 0 0 D N 6 0 0 D N 7 0 0 D N 8 0 0 D N 9 0 0 D N 1 0 0 0 D N 1 2 0 0 2 3 4 5 10 10 2 3 4 5 10 2 3 4 5 10 2 3 4 5 10 2 3 4 5 10 2 3 4 5 10 1 3 4 2 3 4 5 l s m h 3 2 Tab Sensor ranges in m3 h according to their sizes Fig Limit of maximum relative error of ...

Page 7: ...tively they can serve for indica tion of flowmeter limit condi tions Galvanic isolation is en sured by an optoelement or a relay One position module 7 is dedicated for the active ana log output module Modules with various accuracy and ranges are available One posi tion module 6 is designed for the serial communication mod ule RS 232 RS 485 or M Bus interface can be plugged in Position module 2 is ...

Page 8: ...sor with the remote converter If the instrument is used in environ ment with strong electromag netic interference cables should be rather as short as possible For connection of electronic converter input and output ter minals shielded cables are suit able For connection of mains volt age a standard three core ca ble e g CYKY 3x1 5 wire or VM03VQ F 3x1 wire strand is recommended The instrument has ...

Page 9: ...art of measurement Total volume Total volume of liquid flowed in opposite direction of arrow on the sensor from start of meas urement Volume difference Difference between positive and negative volumes flowed from start of measurement Operation time Total time of operation from initial switching instrument on in hours and minutes Percent flow rate Flow rate information indicated by horizontal bar i...

Page 10: ...sh key 4 Fig Hour archive Fig Daily archive Fig Month archive Fig Legend Fig Hour archive moving Fig Daily archive moving Fig Month archive moving Ok without power off s power off time in secunds m power off time in minutes h power off time in hours d power off time in days Error messages Fig Error messages In case of a fault an error message with short de scription of the fault is shown immediate...

Page 11: ... the cables or too long ca bles E13 Sensor signal over range Signal from the sensor is overrange of the convertor electrodes are not sub merged or there is short cir cuit of the cables check the sensor and the cables User outputs plug in modules T0 5A 250V position 8 position 1 position 2 position 3 position 4 position 5 position 6 position 7 Flowmeter converter in basic configuration contains the...

Page 12: ... line item to upper line In all menus the upper line with blinking first character is always the active line Press 4 to enter in submenu or to edit item Pressing 2 in submenu brings you always back to previous menu Escape function If you are in main menu pressing of this key will offer exit from programming mode Menu legend Some menu items can be used only for viewing and do not allow change of va...

Page 13: ...itation curr 125 mA 250 mA Supressed flow Do not meas Q Samples Samples Filters Noise filter Dynamic filter Zero setting Autozero PIN 2 Module 2 Specific settings for individual modules 7 Module 7 Specific settings for individual modules 8 Display Language CZ Česky D Deutsch GB English PL Polski I Italiano NL Nederlands S Svenska E Espanol F Francais 100 per cent 100 per cent Flow rate units l s m...

Page 14: ...nterference is not in cluded in cumulated vol ume It can however cause delay of flow rate jump change indication This fact should be considered if the flowmeter is used for dosing applications Response to unit jump can be seen in figure 8 Display This submenu relates to data shown on the display Language language of displayed data You can select from 9 languages 100 per cent 100 flow rate for bar ...

Page 15: ...max 0 Qmax Qmax 0 Qmax Qmax 0 Qmax Qmax 0 Qmax 0 Q output 0 0 20 4 4 20 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 Q output 20 0 0 20 4 4 10 0 0 5 0 0 0 IQI output 20 0 20 20 4 20 10 0 10 5 0 5 Q Q output 0 10 20 4 12 20 0 5 10 0 2 5 5 0 20mA A1 Range 0 4 20 mA Resolution 12 bit Accuracy 0 2 0 2mA Active replaced by A5 A2 Range 0 4 20 mA Resolution 16 bit Accuracy 0 1 0 1mA Active replaced by A5 A3 Range 4 20 mA Resolution 1...

Page 16: ...y are generated immedi ately If the preset volume flows through sooner than the previ ous pulse is finished the unsent pulse will be stored in a buffer with maximum capacity of 255 pulses If buffer overflow oc curs an error message will be generated It follows from above mentioned that parameters of pulse output should be set such that expected pulse frequency cannot exceed limit frequency determi...

Page 17: ...y open Perm Closed IQI pulses Pulse length 10ms IQI not pulses Pause length 10ms Q pulses Vol pulse ml Q not pulses Q pulses Q not pulses Q frequency Flow rate at 1 kHz Q frequency IQI frequency Fixed frequency Fixed frequency Hz Negative flow Non neg flow Error occured E1 No error occured E13 Q Qlim Flow limit Q Qlim not Hysteresis Q Qlim Q Qlim not IQI Qlim IQI Qlim not IQI Qlim IQI Qlim not Cle...

Page 18: ...ble with total length of 1200 meters Number of stations and length of cables can be increased by using re peaters Stations are connected to the link in parallel The most distant ends of line have to be equipped with terminating resis tors 120 Ω When setting stations be sure to set the same baud rate for all of them and to set a unique address for each of them MASTER address is al ways set to 0 and...

Page 19: ...rmed periodi F1 Electrochemical elec trode cleaning module F2 Empty pipe detection module F3 Module with combined functions F1 F2 cally The cleaning cycle takes 1 minute During cleaning no real measurement is performed Flow rate measured before start of cleaning is simulated Clean ing cycle duration can be indi cated using binary outputs Running cleaning process is indicated on display by moving f...

Page 20: ...for manual batch control Phase 0 Stop During phase 0 outputs are inactive no batching runs wait ing for start of the batching process Manual start is real ized by holding button 3 and simultaneous pushing of button 4 or from outside with the help of module E in Batch Start mode During that phase the batch volume is set To enter edit mode it is necessary to hold button 2 and simultane ously push bu...

Page 21: ...top According to the ability to fore cast exactly the advance the batch can slightly overflow which means to go to phase 0 or the batch will not finish and will go to phase 3 In this case it is possible to go to phase 0 by choosing Reset or from outside with the help of module E in Batch Stop mode In the same time takes place presetting of the volume batch accroding to the preset value Second poss...

Page 22: ... 162 280 250 215 96 16 125 5 16 245 192 310 250 305 126 21 150 6 16 280 218 340 300 305 126 28 200 8 16 335 274 398 350 380 211 35 250 10 10 405 370 480 450 380 211 42 5 300 12 10 440 420 535 500 515 320 55 350 14 10 500 480 584 550 515 320 65 400 16 10 565 530 642 600 515 320 94 450 18 10 565 530 642 600 515 320 94 500 20 10 670 640 752 600 515 320 122 600 24 10 780 760 870 600 615 320 158 700 28...

Page 23: ...h tolerance 0 2 mm Weight of the sensor without converter and terminal box weight of terminal box has to be added for remote version 0 25 kg weight of converter has to be added for compact version 0 9 kg The sensor is designed for installation between flanges and for fastening by clamps not included in delivery For sensor sizes DN20 DN120 flanges with corresponding dimensions are used For sensor s...

Page 24: ...of terminal box has to be added for remote version 0 25 kg weight of converter has to be added for compact version 0 9 kg The sensor is connected to the pipeline using an aseptic screwed fitting that meets DIN 11 851 stan dard Part of the fitting with cap nut is firmly fixed to the sensor Welded counterpart with male thread and sealing are part of delivery This sensor version is suitable for foods...

Page 25: ...be are equipped with male tube thread Adjacent tubes have to be equipped with fitting with cap nut not included in delivery and sealed using gasket not included in delivery Protection compact version IP66 remote version IP67 optionally IP68 Electrodes Ss stainless steel AISI316Ti Ha Hastelloy C22 Ti Titanium Pt platinum Lining TG hard rubber MG soft rubber NG resistant rubber PTFE Teflon Pressure ...

Page 26: ...rodes Pt platinum electrodes TG hard rubber lining MG soft rubber lining NG resistant rubber lining PTFE Teflon lining 6 10 16 25 40 nominal pressure bars 150lb 300lb nominal pressure lb 10 1200 nominal bore diameter mm 3 8 50 nominal bore diameter inches PDIN flanged version flanges according to DIN PANSI flanged version flanges according to ANSI B wafer version V version with aseptic fittings fo...

Page 27: ... fitted A7 pasive output module 4 20 mA 16 bit B1 binary output passive optoMOS 250V AD DC max 120mA max 4kHz B2 binary output passive optoMOS 60V AD DC max 300mA max 10kHz B3 binary output active 5 VDC max 10mA max 12kHz B4 binary output active 24 VDC max 40mA max 12kHz B5 binary output relay 250VAC 1A module not fitted M1 memory module for data archiving module not fitted F1 electrochemical elec...

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