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CAUTION!

Risk of external hydraulic circuit bursting due to overpressure

Scalding, cold burns

When laying the hoses, make sure they cannot kink.

CAUTION!

Bursting of the external application due to overpressure

Scalding, frostbite, impacts

For applications with a maximum permissible working pres-

sure that is less than the maximum pressure of the pump,

use a pressure relief device for protection. This pressure

relief device must be installed in the outflow to the applica-

tion.

Set the maximum pump pressure as per your application.

Mounting instructions for hoses and hose nozzles or ball bushes

Read and take note of the section "Mounting instructions for con-

necting an application" in the operating manual of the constant

temperature equipment.

Refer to the operating manual of the constant temperature equip-

ment for the permissible torque of the union nuts.

All hydraulic connections on the flow controller have an external thread

M38 x 1.5 mm.

V2

Flow controller MID 80

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Summary of Contents for MID 80

Page 1: ...D 80 for LAUDA Integral process thermostats Operation manual IN 150 XT IN 250 XTW IN 280 XT W IN 550 XT W IN 590 XTW IN 750 XT IN 950 XTW IN 1590 XTW IN 1850 XTW IN 2560 XTW IN 2050 PW IN 2560 PW IN 4 XTW IN 8 XTW V2R15 ...

Page 2: ...r LAUDA DR R WOBSER GMBH CO KG Pfarrstraße 41 43 97922 Lauda Königshofen Deutschland Telephone 49 0 9343 503 0 Fax 49 0 9343 503 222 E mail info lauda de Internet https www lauda de Q5WT QA13 005 2 en_US 08 10 2021 LAUDA 2021 V2 Flow controller MID 80 2 38 ...

Page 3: ...2 3 1 Structure 13 3 2 Rating label 13 4 Before starting up 14 4 1 Install device 14 4 2 Connect the hoses and LiBus cable 14 5 Commissioning 18 5 1 Software versions 18 5 2 Switch the device on and off 18 6 Operation 22 6 1 Setting the flow rate 22 6 2 Pressure limitation 22 6 3 Setting the control parameters 23 6 4 Draining the device 24 7 Maintenance 26 7 1 Warning notes on maintenance and repa...

Page 4: ...ht 30 10 2 Technical changes 30 10 3 Warranty conditions 30 10 4 Contact LAUDA 30 11 Technical data 31 12 Declaration of Incorporation 34 13 Product Returns and Clearance Declaration 36 14 Index 37 V2 Flow controller MID 80 4 38 ...

Page 5: ... pass the device on to third parties without the operating manual n Ensure that the device is only operated by trained operating personnel or qualified personnel n The user must have read and understood this operating manual and be able to follow all the information and instructions given n Use appropriate personal protective equipment when carrying out any work on the device or connected componen...

Page 6: ...sfer liquid in XT or IN P constant temperature equipment The heat transfer liquid used for this purpose must be electrically conductive and must be used within its working temperature range Silicone oils and mineral oils are not suitable for the flow controller The device is designed for non flammable heat transfer liquids equivalent to class I in accordance with DIN 12876 1 Permitted heat transfe...

Page 7: ...aximum relative humidity 80 at an ambient temperature of 31 C relative humidity linearly decreasing to 50 at 40 C 1 4 Requirements for the heat transfer liquid n Heat transfer liquids are used to control the temperature LAUDA heat transfer liquids are recommended for the flow controller LAUDA heat transfer liquids have been tested by the company LAUDA DR R WOBSER GMBH CO KG and approved for the fl...

Page 8: ...e gloves Protective gloves must be worn for certain tasks The protective gloves must comply with the standard DIN EN 374 The protective gloves must be chemically resistant Protective work clothing Protective clothing must be worn for certain tasks This protective clothing must meet the legal requirements for personal protective equipment The protective clothing should be long sleeved Additionally ...

Page 9: ...eath or severe irreversible injury could occur WARNING Type and source Consequences of not following instructions Measure 1 Measure n A warning of caution indicates a possibly dangerous situation n If this warning is not observed then minor reversible injury could occur CAUTION Type and source Consequences of not following instructions Measure 1 Measure A notice warns that dangers to property or t...

Page 10: ...ent immediately You will find the contact information here Ä Chapter 10 4 Contact LAUDA on page 30 2 Remove the lashing straps from the carton and the pallet 3 Lift the folding corrugated cardboard carton vertically upwards 4 Remove the end carton with the loose parts 5 Remove the upper ring padding 6 Lift the unit out of the bottom tray carton with four people 7 Place the device on a suitable lev...

Page 11: ...ickness LSOZ0015 2 hoses Hose with connection thread M38 x 1 5 i on both sides Hose length 1 9 m insulation with 19 mm wall thickness LSOZ0033 2 hoses Corrugated metal hose with connection thread M38 x 1 5 i at both ends Hose length 2 0 m LZM 095 2 adapters Adapter M38 x 1 5 a M38 x 1 5 i angled at 90 HKA 165 1 LiBus extension cord 5 meters EKS 068 Table 4 Order No Permissible temperature range Wo...

Page 12: ...s queries made via the LiBus connection between the constant temperature equipment and the flow controller No setting options are available on the flow controller The flow controller generally limits the temperature range of the constant temperature equipment to a minimum of 40 C and a maximum of 90 C on XT devices or a maximum of 140 C on P devices The flow controller has an internal bypass The e...

Page 13: ...aining the flow controller 3 2 Rating label The specifications on the rating label are described in more detail in the following table Table 5 Rating label Specification Description Type Device type Part No Catalog number of the device Serial No Serial number of the device Voltage Device is connected to the constant tem perature equipment via the LiBus interface Power consumption Maximum power con...

Page 14: ... to ensure that it complies with the ambient conditions n The flow controller should be placed as close as possible to the appli cation This minimizes dead time which has an unfavorable effect on control quality n If necessary an extension cord must be used for the LiBus connection EKS 068 extension cord LiBus 5 m gray 1 Position the flow controller between the constant temperature equip ment and ...

Page 15: ...ction This pressure relief device must be installed in the outflow to the applica tion Set the maximum pump pressure as per your application Mounting instructions for hoses and hose nozzles or ball bushes Read and take note of the section Mounting instructions for con necting an application in the operating manual of the constant temperature equipment Refer to the operating manual of the constant ...

Page 16: ...URN XT P 6 Screw the union nut onto the connecting sleeve clockwise Tighten up the union nut on the connecting sleeve clockwise While doing so brace the connecting sleeve with a second open end wrench 1 The constant temperature equipment is switched off 2 Lay the LiBus cable of the flow controller to the constant temperature equipment in such a way that it cannot be tripped over 3 Insert the LiBus...

Page 17: ...t onto the connecting sleeve clockwise Tighten up the union nut on the connecting sleeve clockwise While doing so brace the connecting sleeve with a second open end wrench n The heat transfer liquid should only be filled using the constant tem perature equipment Read the operating manual of the constant temperature equipment for instructions n The properties of the heat transfer liquid used can be...

Page 18: ...operly filled vented and degassed n The flow controller is automatically switched on when you switch on the constant temperature equipment n While starting up the system the through flow control and pressure limitation should be switched off and the pump set to 0 as appropriate until it is completely filled if permitted by the application Only then may the pump be started in filling mode This can ...

Page 19: ...ump power is automatically controlled by the flow controller n The application e g glass apparatus and hoses must be suitable for the resulting pressure maximum pressure of the pump in the Integral XT 7 bar On the Integral thermostat P 10 If the adjustable maximum pressure is exceeded the constant tem perature equipment stops and reports the gage pressure alarm n Install a separate safety valve ag...

Page 20: ...tant temperature equipment to open the control menu 4 Select the menu items Modules Through flow control Status The options off and on appear on the display 5 Select the on option and press the Enter key to confirm The flow controller has been switched on The options on the Status menu initiate the following actions of the flow controller off The flow controller does not regulate it functions pure...

Page 21: ...the flow rate on page 22 1 Switch off the constant temperature equipment at the mains switch This also switches off the flow controller 2 Disconnect the constant temperature equipment from the power supply mains plug before carrying out any further installation or maintenance work Fig 13 Flow controller menu Switching off devices V2 Flow controller MID 80 21 38 ...

Page 22: ...e sensitive applications by limiting the supply pressure It is available when through flow control is activated and is based on the supply pressure measured at the outlet of the flow controller When the pressure limitation is switched on the system continues to regu late to the desired flow set point as long as the supply pressure remains below the set pressure limitation If the supply pressure ex...

Page 23: ...lect the Limits menu item The entry window opens 6 Use the arrow keys to select a value that lies between 0 bar and the set maximum pressure 7 Press OK to confirm the new value The pressure limitation is activated The Flow pressure menu item displays the pressure currently measured at the output of the flow controller 6 3 Setting the control parameters NOTICE Oscillation and overshooting of the sy...

Page 24: ...ller 3 00 Valve Ki Integrative component Valve controller 1 25 6 4 Draining the device CAUTION Contact with hot or cold device parts accessories and heat transfer liquid Scalding hot or cold burns Allow device parts accessories and heat transfer liquid to reach room temperature before touching CAUTION Leakage of heat transfer liquid when moving the device Slipping hazard contamination Drain the de...

Page 25: ...ff and on appear on the display 6 Select the option on and confirm the entry The control valve in the flow controller is moved to the center position for the optimum drainage of all lines 7 Open the drain tap on the flow controller To do this turn the tap counterclockwise Wait until the flow controller has been completely drained 8 Close the drain tap unscrew the hose nozzle and screw the blind ca...

Page 26: ... before touching Protective equipment n Safety glasses n Protective gloves n Protective work clothing 7 2 Maintenance intervals Table 8 System component Scope Frequency Hydraulic circuit Visual inspection for damage At every start up then daily Hoses Visual inspection for leaks and material fatigue At every start up then daily n Comply with these maintenance intervals without fail Failure to do so...

Page 27: ...Code Text in the display Possible causes User action 2206 Valve malfunction n Calibration of analog input 1 4 20 mA or analog input 2 0 10 V in the flow controller not OK n Cable break of the lines to the control valve n Motor of the control valve defective Contact the LAUDA depart ment The internal flow meter can be calibrated on site if required To do so contact LAUDA Service Ä Chapter 10 4 Cont...

Page 28: ...e information on draining 2 Switch off the constant temperature equipment at the mains switch This also switches off the flow controller 3 Disconnect the LiBus cable from the LiBus interface on the constant temperature equipment Undo the connection by turning the ring on the connector counterclockwise 4 Remove the hoses from the flow controller Unscrew the union nut from the connecting sleeve coun...

Page 29: ...ore handling it and note the information on work safety and environmental protection in particular n Only collect waste heat transfer liquid in approved and sealable con tainers n Dispose of the heat transfer liquid without delay in accordance with the applicable disposal guidelines in your region 9 3 Disposing of an old device The device must be properly decommissioned and disposed of at the end ...

Page 30: ...tions and brand names of the respective companies used in the manual are generally subject to trademark brand and patent protection 10 2 Technical changes The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical modifications to the device 10 3 Warranty conditions LAUDA grants a standard warranty of one year 10 4 Contact LAUDA Contact the LAUDA Service department in the following cases n Troubleshoot...

Page 31: ...magnetic environments EMC emitted interference Class B in accordance with CISPR 11 Working temperature range The temperature range is determined by the constant temperature equipment with an Integral IN XT C 40 90 with an Integral IN P C 40 140 Measurable range of the flow rate depending on the maximum possible flow rate of the constant tem perature equipment l min 0 99 Flow control range minimum ...

Page 32: ...temperature reference devices measured with Kryo 30 Lower values may result depending on the hydraulic resistance in the system Temperature tb C of the Heat transfer liquid IN 750 XT IN 2050 PW Unit for flow rate 140 88 l min 120 87 l min 90 54 84 l min 60 52 81 l min 40 51 79 l min 20 48 77 l min 0 44 71 l min 10 40 66 l min 20 34 59 l min 30 25 45 l min 40 12 25 l min The characteristics serve a...

Page 33: ...stics with an outflow temperature of 20 C measured with Kryo 30 without counter pressure Fig 19 Characteristics with a flow rate of 10 l min measured with Kryo 30 without counter pressure V2 Flow controller MID 80 33 38 ...

Page 34: ...12 Declaration of Incorporation V2 Flow controller MID 80 34 38 ...

Page 35: ...gory 1 and it is covered by the Machinery Directive The protective objectives of the Machinery Directive with regard to electrical safety are complied with in accordance with Annex I Paragraph 1 5 1 in conformity with the Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU The equipment may only be operated when incorporated or connected in accordance with the operating instructions and must not be put into service ...

Page 36: ...nt with the RMA number Please also enclose this fully completed declaration RMA number Product serial number Customer operator Contact name Contact email Contact telephone Zip code Place Street house number Additional explanations The customer operator hereby confirms that the product returned under the above mentioned RMA number has been carefully emptied and cleaned that any connections have bee...

Page 37: ...ties 7 Removal 25 I Improper use 7 Installation Product 14 M Maintenance Intervals 27 Mineral oil not suitable 6 Misuse 7 O Operating elements 13 P Packaging Disposal 29 Personal protective equipment overview 8 Personnel qualification overview 8 Protective equipment personal overview 8 R Rating label 13 S Scope of delivery 11 Service 30 Setting Control parameters 23 Flow rate 22 Silicon oil not su...

Page 38: ...Warranty 30 V2 Flow controller MID 80 38 38 ...

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Page 40: ...Manufacturer LAUDA DR R WOBSER GMBH CO KG Pfarrstraße 41 43 97922 Lauda Königshofen Telephone 49 0 9343 503 0 Fax 49 0 9343 503 222 E mail info lauda de Internet https www lauda de ...

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