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Spare parts and accessories

9.2 Spare parts

FIDAMAT 6-G
Operating instructions, 07/2006, A5E00478463

9-3

Designation/remark

Order No.

Quantity

Crimp restrictor DR9, DR10, DR11

A5E00417401

Crimp restrictor DR12

A5E00782981

Crimp restrictor DR13

A5E00417394

Adapter board F.6

A5E00248795

Front panel F.6

A5E00248790

Axial fan DC 24 V 4500 rpm

A5E00313839

Read-only memory adapter board F6

A5E00299353

Temperature fuse F6

A5E00248802

Device fuse 230 V T 2.5 A

A5E00248819

Device fuse 115 V T 4 A

A5E00248822

Transformer 230 V

A5E00308871

Transformer 115 V

A5E00308869

Pressure regulator F.6

A5E00248851

Gasket and use for pressure regulator

A5E00295107

FID oven insert F.6-G

A5E00429789

FI detector, complete

A5E00295816

FID quartz nozzle, cpl.

A5E00295818

LCD display DMF5001 F.6

A5E00248920

Oven complete without physics

A5E00434086

Firmware F.6-G, German

A5E00409885

Firmware F.6-G, English

A5E00409929

Firmware F.6-G, French

A5E00409947

Firmware F.6-G, Spanish

A5E00409962

Firmware F.6-G, Italian

A5E00409966

Motherboard M SW German

A5E00410267

Motherboard M SW English

A5E00410309

Motherboard M SW French

A5E00410321

Motherboard M SW Spanish

A5E00410324

Motherboard M SW Italian

A5E00410326

Cable, oven temperature sensor F.6

A5E00283770

Cable, physics temperature sensor F.6

A5E00283780

Cable, FID cover, cpl.

A5E00283794

Cable, solenoid valve MV1 – MV4

A5E00283800

Cable, solenoid valve MV5 – MV6 F.6

A5E00422610

Cable, oven heating 230 V F.6

A5E00283817

Cable, oven heating 115 V F.6

A5E00295469

Cable, RS232 interface

A5E00284087

Cable, polarization voltage (pulling force) F.6

A5E00284092

Cable, measuring cable 230 V F.6

A5E00284094

Cable, plug-in line F.6

A5E00284095

Cable, plug-in line F.6

A5E00284096

Cable, RS485 F.6

A5E00284100

Summary of Contents for FIDAMAT 6-G

Page 1: ...utomation and Drives Process Instrumentation and Analytics 76181 KARLSRUHE GERMANY FIDAMAT 6 G Gas analyzer for measuring total hydrocarbon concentrations www siemens com processanalytics FIDAMAT 6 G Gas analyzer 07 2006 Operating instructions g y gas analysis A5E00478463 01 1PA5E00478463 A5E00478463 ...

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Page 3: ...peration 5 Maintenance and service 6 Technical data 7 Dimensional drawings and circuit diagrams 8 Spare parts and accessories 9 Appendix A List of Abbreviations Acronyms B Gas analyzer for determining the total hydrocarbon content FIDAMAT 6 G Operating instructions 07 2006 A5E00478463 ...

Page 4: ...ommissioning and operation of a device system may only be performed by qualified personnel Within the context of the safety notes in this documentation qualified persons are defined as persons who are authorized to commission ground and label devices systems and circuits in accordance with established safety practices and standards Prescribed Usage Note the following Warning This device may only b...

Page 5: ...n 2 6 2 5 Gas flow of the FIDAMAT 6 G 2 8 2 6 Communication 2 8 2 6 1 General information 2 8 2 6 2 ELAN interface 2 9 2 6 3 SIPROM GA 2 10 2 6 4 PROFIBUS DP PA 2 11 3 Installation and connection 3 1 3 1 Safety information 3 1 3 2 Installation requirements 3 3 3 2 1 Installation requirements FIDAMAT 6 Series 3 3 3 2 2 Installation requirements for the FIDAMAT 6 G 3 5 3 2 3 Gas and electric connect...

Page 6: ...verview of operating functions 5 8 5 7 Diagnosis 5 10 5 7 1 Diagnosis submenu 5 10 5 7 2 Factory data function 1 5 10 5 7 3 Diagnostic values function 2 5 11 5 7 4 Logbook function 3 5 11 5 7 5 Display measuring ranges function 4 5 12 5 8 Calibration 5 12 5 8 1 Calibration submenu 5 12 5 8 2 Zero calibration function 20 5 13 5 8 3 Span calibration function 21 5 13 5 8 4 Setting setpoints function ...

Page 7: ...53 5 11 12 Change codes function 79 5 55 5 11 13 Device test function 80 5 55 5 11 14 Language selection function 81 5 56 5 11 15 Interference gas correction function 83 5 57 5 11 16 Switch valves function 85 5 59 5 11 17 Linear temperature compensation function 86 5 60 5 11 18 Error on off function 87 5 60 5 11 19 PROFIBUS configuration function 90 5 61 5 11 20 Start up state function 91 5 62 5 1...

Page 8: ...8 4 9 Spare parts and accessories 9 1 9 1 Ordering information 9 1 9 2 Spare parts 9 2 9 2 1 Spare parts list 9 2 9 2 2 Gas flow chart with spare parts 9 4 9 2 3 Device views with spare part numbers 9 7 9 3 Return delivery 9 11 9 3 1 General information 9 11 9 3 2 Return address form 9 11 A Appendix A 1 A 1 Declaration of conformity A 1 A 2 Response factors A 2 A 3 Overview of operating functions ...

Page 9: ...6 3 Other faults 6 8 Table 7 1 Technical data Structure housing 7 1 Table 7 2 Technical data electric features 7 1 Table 7 3 Technical data gas consumption data 7 1 Table 7 4 Technical data time response 7 2 Table 7 5 Technical data measuring behavior 7 2 Table 7 6 Technical data influencing variables 7 2 Table 7 7 Technical data electric in and outputs 7 2 Table 7 8 Technical data climatic condit...

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Page 11: ... automation technology measuring open and closed loop control systems The knowledge and the technically correct implementation of the safety notes and warnings contained in this manual are required for safe installation and commissioning as well as for safety during the operation and maintenance of the described product Only qualified personnel have the required professional knowledge for correctl...

Page 12: ...on and warnings This manual provides you with information on using installing operating and maintaining the device Pay particular attention to all special information and warnings Information of this type is set apart from the rest of the text and is marked with the corresponding pictograms This information provides you with useful tips and helps you to avoid improper use of the device 1 3 Warrant...

Page 13: ...ng data if available If possible please retain the packaging material since you can use it again in case of return deliveries See also Return address form Page 9 11 1 5 Standards and regulations As far as possible the harmonized European standards were the basis for the specification and production of this device As far as no harmonized European standards have been applied the standards and regula...

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Page 15: ... are converted into a current flow when an electric field is applied The current strength resulting from this is a measure for the number of hydrocarbon atoms Use The FIDAMAT 6 G gas analyzer is characterized by its use for measuring hydrocarbons in pure and ultra pure gases As compared to other comparable devices the FIDAMAT 6 G has a very low sensitivity to cross gases low combustion air consump...

Page 16: ...se time Low long term drift Three operation levels with their own authorization code in order to avoid unintentional and unauthorized operator intervention External pressure sensor can be connected for correcting process gas pressure fluctuations Easier device exchange since electric connections can be simply disconnected from the device No clogging in the sample gas capillaries thanks to the use ...

Page 17: ...en in which the following components are installed Flame ionization detector FID Various restrictors 2 pressure regulators 2 pressure sensors Solenoid valves Bulkhead union 6 mm or 1 4 The device is constructed such that the parts contained in it are easy to access in case of servicing It is both accessible from the top side for maintaining the components as well as from the rear The gas connectio...

Page 18: ...nd combustion air Pipe diameter 6 mm or 1 4 Swagelok 2 3 Control panel and communication Display and control panel Large LCD for simultaneous display of e g Measured value digital and analog display Measuring range Status line Adjustable LCD contrast Constant LED backlighting 5 digit measured value display decimal counts as a digit Wipe clean membrane keyboard front panel Menu assisted operation f...

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Page 20: ...n the rear side Options Converter on RS 232 for ELAN Converter on TCP IP Ethernet for ELAN Linked in networks via PROFIBUS DP PA interface SIPROM GA software as servicing and maintenance tool for ELAN 2 4 Mode of operation 9 Figure 2 2 Mode of operation 1 Flame 2 Quartz nozzle 3 Combustion air 4 Sample gas 5 Combustion gas hydrogen 6 Measuring electrode 7 Amplifier ...

Page 21: ...number of organically bound C atoms of the hydrocarbons in the sample gas A pressure regulator keeps the combustion gas pressure constant The coordinated system made up of capillaries and pressure regulator for combustion air keeps the sample gas pressure constant After switching on the analyzer the flame will be ignited as soon as a temperature of 155 C is reached in the FID You can monitor the c...

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Page 23: ...k a maximum of 12 analyzers with at most four components This connection is also possible without a PC The functional principle is shown in the following figure Figure 2 4 Typical structure of an ELAN network RS 232 1 Computer 2 RS 485 RS 232 converter with connection cable RS 485 and RS 232 3 RS 485 bus connector with bridge 4 Analyzer 5 RS 485 cable 6 RS 485 bus connector 7 RS 485 network 8 9 pi...

Page 24: ...XAO Further information can be found in the ELAN interface description Order numbers C79000 B5200 C176 German C79000 B5274 C176 English 2 6 3 SIPROM GA SIPROM GA is a software tool especially for service and maintenance tasks All analyzer functions whether as a single device or several devices linked together can be remotely operated and monitored this way Functions Display and storage of all devi...

Page 25: ... certificate and registration form S79610 B4014 A1 Firmware mounting kit for older FIDAMAT 6 analyzers German English French Spanish Italian A5E00223093 A5E00223146 A5E00223149 A5E00223152 A5E00223155 2 6 4 PROFIBUS DP PA PROFIBUS DP PA is the leading fieldbus on the market All Siemens gas analyzers with an optional also retrofittable plug in card are profibus compatible and fulfill the binding De...

Page 26: ... standardized device behavior from various manufacturers the so called interoperability At the end of 1999 the binding profile for analysis devices was predefined With this the interaction of all PROFIBUS compatible devices of a system is guaranteed In this profile the functionality of the analyzers is defined in a block diagram for example the physical block describes the measuring procedure anal...

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Page 29: ...d Neglecting to do so may result in death body injury and or material damage Also please observe the chapter Electric connection for this Danger Poisoning hazard When measuring poisonous or aggressive gases the exhaust gases must be deduced such that no risk is posed for the persons present The exhaust gas lines must be made of a sample gas resistant material see chapter Set up Failure to comply w...

Page 30: ...or operating personnel in normal operation Make sure that you use protective gloves when carrying out maintenance Please note as well that hydrogen is colorless when it burns Non observance may result in serious burns See also Diagnostic values function 2 Page 5 11 Note Flushing the housing In accordance with the details in the Technical data section there may be what is to be regarded as a limite...

Page 31: ...screws Ventilation Although the FIDAMAT 6 has an internal fan you must provide sufficient ventilation If you would like to accommodate several devices in a cabinet you should install the FIDAMAT 6 on top due to its high heat dissipation If this isn t possible make sure there are at least 4 to 5 cm 1 height unit of space above the device Gas connections Bulkhead unions Swagelok for pipes are availa...

Page 32: ...e exhaust gas should flow off into a collection line observe the following points Keep the flow resistance in the collection line low by using a short line or by using a transition to a larger diameter The gas line must be free of fast pressure fluctuations If this isn t the case either a special exhaust line must be installed or a damping container with restrictor 1 l must be installed between th...

Page 33: ...ks Page 4 3 Technical data of the FIDAMAT 6 series Page 7 1 Technical data of the FIDAMAT 6 G Page 7 3 3 2 2 Installation requirements for the FIDAMAT 6 G Sample gas line For the gas supply and discharge lines there is a directly heated input point sample and a directly heated output point for each Separately heated sample gas supply lines require their own power supply and temperature regulation ...

Page 34: ... thus the noise that determines the lower detection limit If for example the measured value of the sample gas is less than the measured value of the zero gas the zero gas is contaminated or the contamination comes from the gas supply lines and other parts outside the Fidamat 6 G If plastic tubes including PTFE are used the diffusion of hydrocarbons through the walls must also be considered Therefo...

Page 35: ...dmission pressure of between 2000 and 4000 hPa The pressure of zero gas and test gas is around 3000 hPa Higher pressure will result in increased gas consumption while lower pressure could possibly lead to incorrect calibration 3 4 Electrical connection Warning For the electrical installation observe VDE 0100 or an equivalent international standard for setting up high voltage systems having nominal...

Page 36: ...the binary inputs the analog inputs and the analog output Connect these to the corresponding trapezoidal plugs SUB D plug connectors in accordance with the routing assignments The reference ground of the analog inputs is the potential of the housing The analog output is floating The shielding of the interface line must be at the potential of the housing Connect the shield of the line to the shield...

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Page 39: ... attenuation max 9 dB along the entire length of the conductor segment Shielding Copper braiding shield or braided shield and foil shield Bus terminal resistors For connection of bus terminal resistors place a jumper from pin 3 to pin 7 in the first and last connector of a bus line and from pin 8 to pin 9 see figure Pin assignment Note For a conductor length longer than 500 m or high interference ...

Page 40: ...6 G 3 12 Operating instructions 07 2006 A5E00478463 07 07 QWHUQDO GHYLFH WHUPLQDWLRQ 07 07 XPSHUV DEOH RQQHFWRU HYLFH 6HOHFWDEOH WHUPLQDWLRQ XVLQJ MXPSHUV 8 75 0 7 2 0 7 20 7 8 75 0 7 0 7 Figure 3 4 Pin assignment See also ELAN configuration function 73 Page 5 49 ...

Page 41: ...rical safety Certain parts of this device are under dangerous voltage Before switching on the device the housing must be sealed and grounded Neglecting to do so may result in death body injury and or material damage Also please observe the chapter Electric connection for this Note Flushing the housing In accordance with the details in the Technical data section there may be what is to be regarded ...

Page 42: ...ion Operation Before connecting and switching on the device the operator must have made himself familiar with the device operation Interfaces Before use the interfaces must be correctly allocated and parameterized Noise attenuation The output signal fluctuations caused by noise in the measuring signal can be reduced with function 50 This function offers you the option of parameterizing a low pass ...

Page 43: ... output to a relative pressure manometer 0 to 1 hPa resolution 0 1 hPa 2 Open the sample gas valve For approximately one minute open the valve until there is an overpressure of approx 950 hPa and then close the valve again 3 Wait approximately 10 minutes until pressure has equalized Then write down the pressure 4 Wait another minute and read off the pressure again When the pressure drop within one...

Page 44: ...asurement x min after applying test pressure End of measurement y min after applying test pressure Sample gas path 2 3 Supply gas input points 1 2 4 3 Commissioning and operation 4 3 1 General information Check Before switching the unit on check to see that combustion gas combustion air zero gas and test gas are connected and the required pressures are present at the input points Switch on the pow...

Page 45: ...ion gas test The device checks the combustion gas supply 4 Combustion air test The device checks the combustion air pressure 5 Ignite The flame is automatically ignited The flame burns when the flame temperature is 20 C higher than the oven temperature can be called via function 2 Diagnostic values Once the unit has detected that the flame is burning the control system puts the unit into the stand...

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Page 47: ...matic state changes of the device Table 4 1 Change in state due to fault Fault Last state New state S1 Parameter memory S2 Pump doesn t start up only with FIDAMAT 6 E Warm up Standby Standby S3 Flame doesn t ignite Warm up Pause S4 External fault S5 Oven temperature Warm up Standby Measure Pause Pause without heating S7 Flame temperature Warm up Standby Measure Pause Pause S8 Combustion air gas pr...

Page 48: ...e unit combustion air and combustion gas to a value between 2000 and 4000 hPa 2 Connect the gases to the provided gas connections on the rear of the unit 3 Start the unit switch on the power supply The unit is now in the warm up phase and checks here that the supply gases are connected 4 Wait about 30 to 45 minutes before taking any further action 5 Now select function 2 Diagnostic values and read...

Page 49: ...ossible can be read using function 62 Air line If the pressure for combustion air exceeds 485 hPa the FIDAMAT 6 G automatically switches over to the measure operating state 6 Proceed in the same way with the other two gases sample and test gas The important point is that the display pressure is as close as possible to the same value when each particular gas is switched on 500 hPa 2 hPa If the pres...

Page 50: ...erature and pressure errors increase by a factor of F full scale value of smallest measuring range full scale value of smallest measuring range start of scale value F should not exceed the value of 7 here In general we recommend that the smallest measuring span not be increased by more than approx 30 Span setpoint Check the span setpoint with function 22 The displayed setpoint must agree with the ...

Page 51: ...ing function 23 Select function 21 and carry out the desired calibration Note that this function can only be activated if AUTOCAL function 24 is deactivated If the total calibration was activated previously all measuring ranges are then calibrated If you have selected single calibration total calibration deactivated repeat the calibration procedure for every measuring range individually with the c...

Page 52: ... for zeros and span 22 Zero 0 ppm sens 15 ppm Observe input pressures see Technical data 3 Calibrate zero 20 4 Calibrate span 21 b Detection of hydrocarbons in air Measuring range 0 50 ppm C3 Test gas 90 ppm methane Zero gas Nitrogen hydrocarbon free Step Procedure Function no Input Comment 1 Select measuring range start of scale value and full scale value 41 0 50 ppm 2 Input setpoints for zeros a...

Page 53: ...trol panel 1 2 3 4 WARMUP O O 1O O O OOO ppm C1 THC CAL CTRL CODE ESC ENTER MEAS INFO 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 O CLEAR 9 FIDAMAT 6 SIEMENS Figure 5 1 Measured value display and control panel 1 Bottom line displays the current operating state 2 Measuring range start of scale and full scale value 3 Limit marking 4 Analog display of the measured value ...

Page 54: ...ded display mode before there is a prompt for accepting the entered data By repressing the MEAS button this changes you into Coded display mode i e another change in the Operating mode requires the entry of the corresponding code Softkey Varying meaning possible here are Submenu selection function selection Selection of a subfunction Editing inputs The values in the menu figures in this chapter ar...

Page 55: ...device only supplies reliable measured values in this mode as far as it s in the measure operating state From the operating mode you get to this mode by pressing the MEAS button twice Decoded display mode Measured value display is displayed The submenus protected by the entered code are accessible The current operating state of the device except for measure is displayed in the bottom line Function...

Page 56: ...bration Measuring ranges Parameters Configuration Functions Functions menu MEAS MEAS ESC ESC ESC ESC Figure 5 2 Operating sequence with operating modes 5 2 Measured value display In the following the displays below are referred to as the Measured value display which appear in the display in the two operating states Coded display mode and Decoded display mode Note Device operating state In the Meas...

Page 57: ...media with a right pointing arrow This medium is allocated to a softkey Press this softkey to call the main menu See also Warm up phase and operating states Page 4 5 General information for operation Page 5 1 5 3 Entering a submenu The main menu consists of five submenus Main menu THC Analyzer status Calibration Measuring ranges Parameters Configuration Figure 5 4 Main menu Some of these are prote...

Page 58: ...corresponding code the device switches to the operating mode whereby the functional check is activated The functional check CTRL displayed in the status line of the measured value display is always activated by the device when an intervention endangers correct measurement e g when the code is entered If you have configured a corresponding relay via function 71 with Functional check upon decoding a...

Page 59: ... Coding the device After returning to Decoded display mode with ESC or MEAS if you press MEAS again you put the device back into Coded display mode Only now is the functional check deactivated again 5 5 Fast function selection In order to get directly to the desired function when operating frequently from the Coded display mode a Power user operation was created This allows you to directly access ...

Page 60: ...play measuring ranges 20 Zero calibration 21 Span calibration 22 Zero span setpoints 23 Calibration settings single total calibration Calibration code 1 24 AUTOCAL Check only with optional board 40 Select measuring ranges Measuring ranges code 1 41 Define measuring ranges 50 Electric time constants 51 Limits 52 On off functions 53 Status messages 54 Graphical representation of measured values 55 M...

Page 61: ...data 76 Suppression of short noise signals 77 Analog output memory 78 Calibration tolerances 79 Change codes 80 Device test 81 Language selection 83 Interference gas correction 85 Switch valves 86 Linear temperature compensation 87 Error on off 90 PROFIBUS configuration only with optional board 91 Start up state operating states 92 Pressure values 93 Units Configuration code 2 99 Factory settings ...

Page 62: ...is submenu offers you various functions for displaying device parameters and stored data 5 7 2 Factory data function 1 After this function is activated the following device manufacturing data appears Motherboard Firmware no Order number of the software held in the EPROM for the motherboard Order No Information about device order data Production No Indication of date of manufacture and device seria...

Page 63: ...aintenance request or fault message however The logbook contains a max of eight pages with four messages per page It works according to the principle of the rotating buffer i e when all eight pages all 32 places are occupied the oldest message is overwritten You can delete or block logbook entries function 60 but you can also switch them off individually function 87 Note If an error occurs the err...

Page 64: ...tions This menu is protected by the code of code level 1 The FIDAMAT 6 offers both the option of a manual as well as automatic calibration function 24 The latter is only possible in with an optional board which contains an additional eight binary and relay outputs The setpoints for the zero and span calibration are entered under function 22 Calibrate with test gases which are close to the sample g...

Page 65: ...in measure operating state The zero is calibrated simultaneously for all measuring ranges even when the span of the measuring ranges is calibrated individually Only initiate calibration when the measured value actual value has stabilized after applying the zero gas Otherwise the calibration may be imprecise If there is a lot of noise increase the time constant before calibrating function 50 See al...

Page 66: ...e is now made to agree with the setpoint If you should incorrectly calibrate by mistake e g with the wrong test gas reload the original calibration with the CANCEL softkey Total calibration measure operating state required Total calibration is only possible if the Total calibration menu item has been activated in function 23 In total calibration you calibrate all measuring ranges together Define t...

Page 67: ...alibration The fourth measuring range is chosen as the leading measuring range With single calibration there is no choice for the leading measuring range 5 8 5 Total single calibration function 23 Figure 5 12 Select calibration method With this function select between the total and single calibration of the measuring ranges Total calibration means that you adjust one leading measuring range and al...

Page 68: ...ter the Autocal function is called Automatic calibration can only be started if the device is in the measure operating state Figure 5 13 Autocal function Note The settings for Autocal Check subfunctions 1 to 3 are valid both for Autocal automatic calibration as well as for Autocal Check automatic check that the set calibration tolerances are complied with without calibration The settings for Autoc...

Page 69: ... in subfunction Autocal Check sequence As opposed to Autocal no new calibrations are carried out but only the deviations to selectable calibration tolerances are checked Autocal check start via binary input If you previously configured a binary input with function 72 you can initiate Autocal via a binary input Initiate Autocal once In the state Autocal on you can start an Autocal sequence with the...

Page 70: ...d time If the necessary flushing times are greater in total than the permissible downtime measuring mode must be returned to between calibrations Signal contact Use the signal contact to initiate an automatic calibration process of a second device for example or to signalize the beginning or end of an Autocal Relay outputs If you have defined relay outputs for the sample gas zero gas test gas and ...

Page 71: ...tact in order to be able to start Autocal on another device or channel Note The FIDAMAT 6 G has a test gas connection and a zero gas connection These can be controlled via the relay outputs of the device Further test gases can be included via external valves The specified Autocal sequence is shown in the following function screens Figure 5 16 Example Autocal sequence Figure 5 17 Example Autocal se...

Page 72: ... A5E00478463 Figure 5 18 Example Autocal sequence List for the Autocal sequence Autocal sequence Zero gas 1 Zero gas 2 Test gas 1 Test gas 2 Test gas 3 Test gas 4 Flush sample gas Sample gas intermediate operation Signal contact Note Zero gas 2 is not used with the FIDAMAT 6 ...

Page 73: ...ce only starts an Autocal sequence if Autocal is switched on within one minute after entering 0 If not the total time between two Autocal cycles goes by starting with the input of 0 Note The clock inside the device also runs when Autocal is deactivated It starts the first time the device is switched on and must be reset to the current time with function 58 Calibrate test gas at every xth cycle Her...

Page 74: ... after an error free Autocal Check In the logbook W10 is retained For starting via cycle initiate Autocal Check If this function is activated the device executes an Autocal Check when Autocal is started via a cycle In other words it only checks that the calibration tolerances are kept but doesn t carry out calibration Sequence 1 Start the Autocal Check by means of the softkey Initiate Autocal Chec...

Page 75: ...s function 40 You can select a fixed measuring range or switch to an automatic measuring range change over All selection options are subject to a mutual interlock The automatic measuring range switch is only possible under the following conditions At least two measuring ranges must be available One measuring range is said to be present when the following is true Measuring range start of scale valu...

Page 76: ...istinguished Type A The full scale value must be less than the full scale value which follows it The above measuring range limit then becomes higher with every measuring range PEH 28 88 PED Figure 5 23 Measuring range type A mba start of measuring range mbe end of measuring range UU lower switch point Select the smaller measuring range OU Upper switch point Select the greater measuring range The f...

Page 77: ...f the measuring range Type B The full scale value must be greater than or equal to the full scale value following it Since the measuring spans must simultaneously become greater the measuring range start of scale values of the following measuring ranges become continuously smaller PEH 88 28 PED Figure 5 25 Measuring range type B mba start of measuring range mbe end of measuring range UU lower swit...

Page 78: ...g ranges function 41 41 Define range THC MR start end value No 1 O OOO 1O O ppm C1 2 O OOO 5O O ppm C1 3 O OOO 8O O ppm C1 4 O OOO 1OO O ppm C1 Figure 5 27 Defining measuring ranges You can define a maximum for four measuring ranges the start of scale values of which are allocated to the bottom value 0 2 4 mA and the full scale values of which are allocated to the top value 20 mA of the analog out...

Page 79: ...ndwidth in of smallest MR 6 O Time constant within bandwidth ti 1O O s Time constant outside bandwidth ta 1 O s Actual measured value O OO ppm C1 Figure 5 29 Electric time constants With this function you set various time constants in order to reduce noise The noise reduction is approximately equivalent to a low pass filter with the corresponding time constant The display delay is given as 90 of t...

Page 80: ...1 You can only parameterize positive limits up to 100 Switches in case of shortfall Here you select whether a limit alarm is to be switched if the entered limit is exceeded or fallen short of valid for measuring range Here you allocate the limit to the desired measuring range s by pressing the third softkey several times When you do so the pointers move over the measuring range identity numbers an...

Page 81: ...mbers were also specified Activated functions are marked by deactivated ones by Using the fifth softkey continue jump into the next function screen with further functions Function 52 is used to switch the following functions on and off Table 5 4 Functions switched on off by function 52 Description Fct no Remarks Total calibration 23 Automatic measuring range switch 40 Limit monitoring 1 51 Limit m...

Page 82: ... 5 Status messages function 53 53 Status messages THC Display automat calibration CAL Display stored value STO Display limits LIM Display autorange AR Display control function CTRL Figure 5 32 Status messages With this function you can parameterize the status message display in the status line of the measured value display You can display a maximum of three different status messages The message CO...

Page 83: ...in Autocal Measured value memory STO none STO STO STO Analog output lies on memory see function 77 Limit LIM none LIM LIM LIM Limit has been exceeded or fallen short of see function 51 Automatic measuring range switch AR none AR AR AR Measuring range switch actively possible see function 40 Functional check CTRL none CTRL or CTRL functional check cannot be switched off via fct 52 CTRL CTRL Device ...

Page 84: ...d values With this function you can follow the curve of the measured values with respect to time for the last ten minutes or 24 hours on the display Select the desired time period with softkey 1 or 2 The device now graphs the measured value vs time Val display 1Omin THC ppm C1 Parameter O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 O min O 3 O 1 O 1 O 3 O 5 O 7 Figure 5 34 Measured value graphically The most current measur...

Page 85: ... to the measured value dispersion 5 10 7 Measured value display function 55 Figure 5 36 Parameterizing the measured value display With this function you can parameterize the display of measured values With softkey 1 you suppress the display of negative measured values With softkey 2 automatic you can activate the automatic display of the measured value with 5 digits The number of decimal digits de...

Page 86: ...ed decoded display mode you can reestablish the basic setting by entering 8 8 8 8 ENTER 5 10 9 Ignite flame function 57 57 Ignite flame THC Ignite on off Temp flame C 265 1 Raw current pA 1 257 Flame burns Figure 5 38 Igniting the flame In order to put the FID into operation the flame must be ignited This normally happens automatically once the Warm up phase operating state has been completed succ...

Page 87: ... year By pressing ENTER jump to the next input field The time is set the same way hours minutes The system clock of the device is not secured against mains failures no real time clock Notice When the device is switched off the clock stops and is not updated The settings are especially important for troubleshooting Errors which are always stored in the logbook function 60 can be allocated more easi...

Page 88: ...sly with function 71 Relay allocation which then actuates the corresponding solenoid valves Every measuring point relay is also allocated a time period which you can enter in the respective entry field Values between 0 and 60 minutes are possible for this input Press the fifth softkey to activate deactivate the measuring point switching You can allocate a signal relay to every measuring point rela...

Page 89: ... combustion air on off zero gas on off calibration gas on off cont Figure 5 42 Controlling internal valves With this function you switch the internal valves for controlling the gases Press the respective softkey to activate or deactivate the valves The internal valves block or open the gas flow for combustion gas combustion air zero gas test gas and sample gas 5 10 14 Set external pressure functio...

Page 90: ...nfiguration THC 7O Analog outputs 71 Relay outputs 72 Binary inputs 73 ELAN configuration continue Figure 5 44 Configuration submenu All functions of this menu are only accessible via the code of level 2 This menu contains all functions required for configuring the device Press the fifth softkey continue to branch to further configuration functions 5 11 2 Analog output function 70 7O Analog output...

Page 91: ...egative measured values If a negative value has a negative effect on further processing the negative measured values at the analog output can be limited to 0 or 2 4 3 8 NAMUR mA when this function is activated The display continues to show the actual measured value Table 5 6 Configurations of the analog output Measuring range limit in normal operation Measuring range limit in case of fault CTRL De...

Page 92: ...assignments for the individual relays in the zero current state can be found in the routing assignments Motherboard pin assignments The relay is preset at delivery Press the fifth softkey continue to get to the next function screen thus branching to further relays Table 5 7 Relay allocation possible functions Function Relay is passive when Relay conducts current Remark not assigned Relay is perman...

Page 93: ...t 1 to 6 activated For identifying the measuring point runs parallel to measuring point Signaling contact When there s a signal the relay conducts current for a short time e g in the case of AUTOCAL Actuation of a second device Heating gas path Heating ready for operation For identification purposes Autocal check Autocal difference too great function 24 Combustion gas Combustion gas valve is open ...

Page 94: ...the binary inputs behave as in table Binary input activation functions marked with N If you deactivate NAMUR operating mode the binary inputs behave compatibly with the software outputs of the old version V 4 3 0 in the table Binary input activation functions marked with X Press softkey 2 The following function screen appears on the display 72 Binary inputs THC B 1 Acal check B 2 Fault 1 B 3 Maint...

Page 95: ...as preparation Condensate overflow Gas cooler defective Fault message from interference gas measuring device Acknowledge N X Activation deletes all logbook entries If the cause for a fault or maintenance request has not been eliminated however the corresponding message reappears in the logbook Functional check 1 to 4 N X Relay must be configured for functional check with function 71 if for example...

Page 96: ...the measure operating state and all other states e g calibration are left Zero calibration Span calibration N X Activation initiates calibration See also Example binary inputs Autorange N X Activate Automatic measuring range change over Autocal check N X Note Effective activation only possible in measure operating state Start Autocal check function 24 Measuring protection N X It is possible to def...

Page 97: ... The device opens the zero gas valve and closes the sample gas valve sample gas valve only available with FIDAMAT 6 G At the same time the device switches over into the calibration operating state shown in the measured value display with CAL and activates the functional check shown in the measured value display with CTRL 2 Wait until the measured value has stabilized Note The zero calibration bina...

Page 98: ...2 Note Here you define which measuring range is to be calibrated The measuring range you select depends on whether total calibration in function 23 is activated or deactivated Total calibration activated Select the measuring range which you defined as the leading measuring range in function 22 Total calibration deactivated Select the measuring range which you would like to calibrate 2 Configure a ...

Page 99: ... least 1 second Via the binary input the corresponding relay is activated such that now the test gas valve opens and the sample gas valve closes FIDAMAT 6 G only At the same time the device switches over into the calibration state shown in the measured value display with CAL and activates the functional check shown in the measured value display with CTRL 3 Wait until the measured value has stabili...

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Page 101: ...be used only once Measured value telegrams on off Here you can switch the cyclic independent sending of measured values every 500 ms on or off Note Independent sending of measured values When you have set up your own communication control system this option offers a simple way of checking an ELAN telegram In order to avoid unnecessarily loading down the device and the ELAN network however the func...

Page 102: ...etely ready for operation again See also Warm up phase and operating states Page 4 5 5 11 8 Save data load function 75 Figure 5 53 User data memory With this function configure the user data memory Press the softkey 1 Save user data e g after the system has been successfully commissioned All individual settings are then saved Press the softkey 2 Load user data to load the last saved user data Thes...

Page 103: ...configuration of the relay inputs in the user data memory with function 75 If you neglect to do this there is a danger that a previous unwanted configuration is loaded by Load user data function 75 The following figure contains an overview of the interaction between the various memory modules DFWRU EDVLF GDWD 3URJUDP 5XQQLQJ RSHUDWLRQV FW RQO VHUYLFH HQJLQHHUV IWHU HYHU FKDQJH RUN UHD 8VHU GDWD DF...

Page 104: ...d is displayed so that the measured result is not influenced Times can be input in steps of 0 1 s Under Threshold in of smallest MR enter the threshold value in of the smallest measuring range after which the noise signals are to be suppressed If the smallest measuring range lies at 1 to 100 ppm for example the threshold is exactly 12 ppm when 12 is set In the configuration shown the device suppre...

Page 105: ...te or deactivate the entire function Switch softkey 1 to active in order to output the last measured value at the analog output Switch softkey 2 to active in order to output 0 2 or 4 mA Switch softkey 3 to active in order to output 21 mA 5 11 11 Calibration tolerances function 78 Setting the calibration tolerances 78 Calib tolerance THC Calib tolerance at zero in of smallest MR 1O Calib tolerance ...

Page 106: ...tolerance which can be set from 0 to 99 refers to the measuring range with the smallest measuring span in the case of the zero point and to the measuring range where the total adjustment is carried out marked with in function 22 in the case of span Example Measuring range 1 5 to 100 ppm THC Measuring range 2 20 to 200 ppm THC Smallest measuring span 95 ppm THC Leading measuring range in which cali...

Page 107: ...nding operation level 5 11 13 Device test function 80 8O Analyzer test THC Keyboard Relay and Binarytest Analog test Figure 5 59 Testing the device With this function you can test the function capability of the device Keyboard test You can test all the keys on the control panel with the keyboard test The five softkeys on the right edge can be used to make the associated item appear disappear If a ...

Page 108: ...eld With 1 the relay is on with 0 it returns to its release condition Numbers other than 0 and 1 are not accepted by the input field After leaving function 80 the relays are back in the state they had before calling the relay and binary test In the Binary column the current state of the binary inputs is displayed Analog test With the analog test the analog output is set to a constant current of 0 ...

Page 109: ...s correction in isolated cases it is first to be distinguished what type of interference gas influence there is Press the first softkey The following function screen appears on the display By pressing the first softkey now select the type of interference gas influence The following distinctions are possible No interference gas correction Interference gas correction with constant interference gas i...

Page 110: ... value of the zero offset Interference gas correction with variable interference gas influence Interf correct 1 THC with var interference influence on an input 2 valid for range Interfering gas 1 OO causes an interference O OO Analoginp 2 O 2O mA 1 2 3 4 for range O OO 1O OO Meas val O OO ppm C1 Figure 5 64 Variable interference gas influence Here a variable interference gas influence acts which m...

Page 111: ... a certain measuring range See also ELAN configuration function 73 Page 5 49 5 11 16 Switch valves function 85 85 Switch valves THC 1 Sample pt 6 Rel 1 2 Sample pt 2 Rel 2 3 Sample pt 4 Rel 3 Figure 5 65 Switching valves With this function you can manually switch up to six valves This is done via the relays which are allocated to the individual valves which are available on the motherboard and opt...

Page 112: ...s function Recompensation at the zero point Assuming an average physics temperature define two different correction values for ranges of increased temperature and of decreased temperature Recompensation at the measured value span The procedure is the same as for the zero but the change refers to the measured value Note If the zero point deviates negatively when the temperature changes it carried a...

Page 113: ...O Figure 5 68 Configuring PROFIBUS The function can only be called if the device contains additional PROFIBUS electronics optional board With this function you can set the PROFIBUS station address The address can be set from 0 to 126 The configuration behavior of the device is configured with the Ident number softkey 2 Parameters 0 1 and 3 can be selected and have the following meaning Parameter M...

Page 114: ...his function for example those which are brought about by faults maintenance requests The respectively currently active operating state is marked with and the others with Pause With this setting you reduce the gas consumption Pause without heating This setting has the same configuration as the pause mode but the heating is switched off as well Note Changing the operating state The operating state ...

Page 115: ... this nominal pressure value the device exits the measure operating state This value can be changed Actual pressure is automatically displayed Combustion air pressure Parameters Explanation Nominal pressure is automatically displayed max deviation If the combustion air pressure deviates from this nominal pressure value the device exits the measure operating state This value can be changed falling ...

Page 116: ... changed Press softkey 3 in order to select from the following settings ppm C1 ppm C3 ppm C6 mg C m 5 11 23 Factory settings function 99 With this function the operator can get to the factory function level These settings are intended only for maintenance personnel and are therefore protected by an additional code After activating this function a message appears which prompts you to input the corr...

Page 117: ...symptoms of poisoning chemical burns and corrosion damage could occur on the device 6 1 2 Exchange of motherboard and optional board The motherboard optional board and adapter board can be easily exchanged retrofit Installing removing the motherboard To remove proceed as follows 1 Disconnect the device from the mains 2 Loosen the screws on the housing cover and remove it 3 Remove the data plug fro...

Page 118: ...ays exchange both mains fuses To exchange proceed as follows 1 Disconnect the device from mains 2 Open the fuse insert at the mains connection socket of the device and remove this 3 Check the fuses for damage 4 In case of damage exchange both fuses for fuses which have the required technical data 5 Insert the fuse insert again 6 1 4 Exchanging the temperature fuse Danger Danger of burns The inside...

Page 119: ...leaning agent with a commercial rinsing liquid added In the display area only use slight pressure on the surface The thin membrane could otherwise be damaged Clean the interior After opening the device you can blow out the interior carefully with a compressed air gun if necessary 6 3 Maintenance request and fault message The FIDAMAT 6 is able to detect functional irregularities These appear as Mai...

Page 120: ...al Fault Defects in the hardware or changes in the device parameters which would result in the device being unable to make reliable measurements lead to a fault message Fault then appears in the status line of the measured value display The measured value blinks Take remedial measures under all circumstances As with the maintenance request an external signal can be sent via the relay output functi...

Page 121: ...8 Drift of channel according to technical data Zero 1 of the full scale value week Span 1 of the full scale value week W4 Set clock function 58 The device was shut off New input of date and time Function 58 Combustion air pressure sample gas pressure is too high or too low Check the seal of the exhaust gas restrictor restrictor 4 Check piping Pressure sensor readjust with pressure regulator Combus...

Page 122: ...n 71 Page 5 40 Binary inputs function 72 Page 5 42 Calibration tolerances function 78 Page 5 53 Switch valves function 85 Page 5 59 Error on off function 87 Page 5 60 6 5 List of faults The following listed faults result in a fault message display in the status line and storage in the logbook and are signalized externally if you have configured a corresponding relay with function 71 Immediate reme...

Page 123: ...st be configured correctly S5 Oven temperature Oven temperature is outside of the tolerance Temperature sensor defective Check temperature sensor S7 Flame temperature Flame temperature is beyond the tolerance Temperature sensor defective Check temperature sensor S8 Combustion air pressure gas pressure Combustion air pressure sample gas or combustion gas pressure beyond tolerance Pressure sensor de...

Page 124: ...s Regularly calibrate the device at the zero point function 20 and with regard to span function 21 with the corresponding test gases in accordance with the drift specifications Make sure the gas preparation is clean A larger zero drift is usually a sign that residue or dust particles have deposited in the FID The following errors are not signalized or stored by the device but are only detectable b...

Page 125: ...n range 90 V to 132 V 48 to 63 Hz or AC 200 to 240 V nominal consumption range 180 V to 264 V 48 to 63 Hz or Power consumption approx 150 VA in operation approx 350 VA in the warm up phase EMC interference immunity electromagnetic compatibility In accordance with the standard requirements of NAMUR NE21 08 98 Electrical safety In accordance with EN 61010 1 Overvoltage category II Fuse values 100 to...

Page 126: ...rift 0 5 month of the smallest possible measuring span according to the type plate Measured value drift 1 week of the respective measuring span Repeatability 1 of the respective measuring span Linearity deviation 1 of the respective measuring span Table 7 6 Technical data influencing variables Influencing variables Ambient temperature 1 10 K with respect to the least possible measuring span accord...

Page 127: ...ing Permissible humidity 90 RH RH relative humidity as an average over the year during storage and shipping no dropping below the dew point See also Dimension diagrams Page 8 3 7 2 Technical data of the FIDAMAT 6 G Table 7 9 Technical data General General information Measurement ranges 4 internally and externally switchable manual and automatic measuring range switch possible Automatic measuring r...

Page 128: ...w 18 to 60 l h 0 3 to 1 l min Sample gas temperature 0 200 C Sample gas moisture content 90 RH RH relative humidity Table 7 11 Technical data pressures and flow Pressures and flow Gases Input pressure hPa rel Operating pressure hPa rel Flow via FID ml min Flow via bypass ml min Combustion gas 2 000 4 000 1 000 20 25 Combustion air 2 000 4 000 475 5 320 500 Sample gas 800 1 000 3 1 000 Zero gas 800...

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Page 133: ...ardware and software Nevertheless we cannot assume responsibility for any deviations that may arise The information contained in this documentation however is checked regularly for errors All corrections made to the text appear in later editions Suggestions for improvement are welcomed Copyright Siemens AG Subject to technical changes The reproduction transmission or use of this document or its co...

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Page 143: ...ially well For overseas shipping shrinkwrap the devices in an additional PE foil which is at least 0 2 mm thick with a desiccant e g silica gel enclosed For this type of shipping also line the inside of the transport container with a double layer of tar paper As an accompanying document with returns please photocopy the Return delivery form and fill it out Enclose the return form with your warrant...

Page 144: ...ne Fax Email Return delivery address if not the same address as above Customer original Order number Siemens Original order confirmation No Device name MLFB No Production No Designation of the returned part Fault indication Process data at mesauring point Operating temperature Operating pressure Composition of sample gas Period of use Date of use Maintenance block RH No Date of receipt Date sent P...

Page 145: ...elevant regulations Low voltage directive 73 23 EWG and 93 68 EWG EMC directives 89 336 EWG 91 263 EWG 92 31 EWG 93 68 EWG and 93 97 EWG Applied harmonized standards for all devices EN 61326 EN 61010 The EU declarations of conformity are kept available for the responsible authorities in accordance with the above named EC directives at Siemens AG Automation Drives A D PI 2 D 76181 Karlsruhe ...

Page 146: ...oromethane 0 75 to 1 15 Control gas mixture Permissible deviation 15 of the specified concentration Table A 2 Response factors according to DIN EN 13526 Components Permitted range Methane 0 9 to 1 2 Aliphatic hydrocarbons represented by ethane butane hexane heptane octane or cyclohexane 0 9 to 1 1 Aromatic hydrocarbons represented by benzene and toluene 0 8 to 1 1 Aliphatic alcohols represented by...

Page 147: ...etpoints 23 Calibration settings single total calibration Calibration code 1 24 AUTOCAL Check only with optional board 40 Select measuring ranges Measuring ranges code 1 41 Define measuring ranges 50 Electric time constants 51 Limits 52 On off functions 53 Status messages 54 Graphical representation of measured values 55 Measured value display 56 LCD contrast 57 Ignite flame 58 Date time 59 Measur...

Page 148: ... Reset 75 Store load data 76 Suppression of short noise signals 77 Analog output memory 78 Calibration tolerances 79 Change codes 80 Device test 81 Language selection 83 Interference gas correction 85 Switch valves 86 Linear temperature compensation 87 Error on off 90 PROFIBUS configuration only with optional board 91 Start up state operating states 92 Pressure values 93 Units Configuration code 2...

Page 149: ...le programmable read only memory EPROM erasable programmable read only memory FID Flame ionization detector HU height unit for computer housings 1 HE 1 44 45 mm hPa hectopascal Hyst hysteresis KHz kilohertz kΩ kiloohms l liters LCD liquid crystal display LED light emitting diode mA milliamperes MAK Maximum workplace concentration max maximum mba MBA start of measuring range mbar millibars mbe MBE ...

Page 150: ... mm square millimeters mΩ milliohms MΩ megaohms n B according to need No number o Ä or something similar pF picofarads 10 12 F ppb parts per billion ppm parts per million PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene plastic commercial name e g teflon RAM Random Access Memory s seconds V volts vpm volume parts per million e g for example Δ difference delta Ω ohms ...

Page 151: ...level Area of protected functions of states which are enabled after entering a certain code Coded display mode Operating mode in which the measured value is displayed and the device is protected against unauthorized access by codes Combustion air An oxygen containing gas mixture necessary for forming a flame only burns in combination with combustion gas In the FIDAMAT 6 synthetic air is used as co...

Page 152: ... displayed the device is partially or completely decoded and the functional check is active Dialog language Language in which the communication between the user and device happens Display Information about states and values made visible Device component which outputs shows device information and visualizes the communication via the control panel Factory functions Function for maintaining the devic...

Page 153: ... when changing to operating mode by decoding the device Gas analyzer Device for the quantitative analysis of the gas and gas mixture components Gas input Defined point for conducting a gas into the gas analyzer Gas output Defined point for conducting a gas out of the gas analyzer Input field One or multi line area for inputting data Interference gas A gas which interferes with the measurement whic...

Page 154: ... Measured value The measured value is an output value which reflects a measured variable to be determined Measured value display Totality of the displayed information in Coded display mode and Decoded display mode The following are displayed for example measured value status line with status messages bottom line measuring ranges components etc Measuring point Location where a measured value is rec...

Page 155: ...by a membrane Mode of operation Various modes in which the device can be put by intervening from the outside Three modes are distinguished Coded display mode Decoded display mode Operating mode Motherboard Board which contains the basic data and firmware for the device Noise Entirety of all phenomena which could disturb the transmission and or recording of information Operating mode Mode of operat...

Page 156: ...efined as a fault to a control unit Spike Undesired briefly occurring peaked interference of a measuring signal Standard equipment Entirety of the standard features contained in the device at the time of delivery without optional extensions Start up state Adjustable operating state to which the device changes after the warm up phase has been successfully run through Status message Output of variou...

Page 157: ...rs Warm up phase Time span which the device needs to reach operating temperature It counts as one of the operating states Weighting Evaluation of single factors of a solution approach with regard to their importance It has the effect that more relevant factors have a greater influence on the result Zero Smallest possible point of a measuring range usually the start of the measuring range Zero cali...

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