ITT PumpSmart PS220, Configuration And Operation Manual

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PS220 Configuration & Operation Guide
PS220 212
Functions &
Features
To Configure Advanced SmartFlow the following steps will be performed:
1. Configure the Flow Unit (Same as Basic)
2. Configure the Pump Specific Properties (Same as Basic)
3. Configure the Calculation Method (Specific for Advanced)
4. Configure the Pumping System Information (More Info Required)
5. Configure Transmitter(s) and Analog Input(s) (More info required)
6. Configure Fluid Specific Gravity (Same as Basic )
Notes:
1. Steps 1, 2, & 6 will not be shown as they are identical to the Basic Smartflow configuration. These steps are not shown
below. Please refer to Basic Smartflow for additional detailed information or you can start with the Basic Smartflow Con-
figuration Wizards and add these steps as you progress.
2. These additional steps are also required to configure the use of Smart TDH
1. Configure the Flow Unit (Same as Basic)
2. Configure the Pump Specific Properties (Same as Basic)
3. Configure the Calculation Method
Selections available:
1. Brake Horsepower/Total Dynamic Head (BHP/TDH)
This choice will calculate the SmartFlow flow value using a combination of the BHP and TDH. This should be used if the
power curve has “dips or bumps”. See Smartflow limitations
2. Total Dynamic Head. (TDH)
Not a valid option for Advanced Smartflow
Both choices will calculate flow utilizing the differential pressure of the system. This should be used if your power curve is
very flat. See Smartflow limitations.
NOTES:
1. Both choices will require either a Differential Pressure transmitter (Discharge-Suction) or separate Suction and Discharge
transmitters.
2. BHP is shown on the screen below, however, it is but is NOT A VALID OPTION.
4. Configure the Pumping System additional Information.
Notes:
1. Please note the “Units of Measure” required for each step below.
2. See the figure below to locate these values depicted on a typical pump curve.