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Technical Manual MIVI 9612

 

 

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1.5.2. Modification of the previous calibration 

The  device  has  been  programmed  in  order  to  answer  to  your  needs.  These  features 

programming steps are noticed on the features specification pages at the end of this document. 

At  first,  be  sure  that  the  modification  is  necessary,  and  not  consecutive  of  a  non 

coherent comparative information (different measuring conditions, bad standards, inaccurate 
or wrong laboratory measurements,…). 

The calibration parameters are protected and can only be modified with the security code. 

For modifications of calibration, contact your distributor. 

1.6. Directives and Standards 

1.6.1. Certification ATEX 

MIVI  sensors  are  in  agreement  with  94/9/EC  directive  (ATEX)  for  equipments  installed  in 

explosive gas atmospheres or in presence of combustible dust : 

 II 2G (gas) or 

 II 2D (dust)  

 

 

Ex d IIC T1 to T6 : gas 
Ex tD A21 IP67 T75°C, T90°C, T125°C, T190°C, T290°C, T300°C : dust 

Be  sure  the  sensor’s  certification  is  in  accordance  with  the  security  level  required  on  your 

process  location :  Area  classification,  equipments  group,  protection  method,  gas  type,  temperature 
codes… 

Area classification and equipments installation rules are detailed into IEC 7910 and EN 60 079 

standards for gas or EN 61 241 standards for dust. 

To  always  keep  the  maximum  security  level  of  the  viscometer, don’t  open  it.  Furthermore,  we 

advice to install the sensor with the cable gland orientated to the floor. 

Check periodically  information indicated on the sensor’s identification plate are still visible. 

1.6.2. Installation in hazardous area 

Here are the possible ways to install MIVI 9601sensors in hazardous area.  

SAFE AREA

HAZARDOUS AREA

SAFE AREA

HAZARDOUS AREA

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) : non-exproof connectors

(2) : exproof box

(3) : exproof connection box

Ex

Ex

 

IMPORTANT : Always connect the sensor's body (screw on the top of the body) to the ground. 

Summary of Contents for MIVI 9610

Page 1: ...Quality System certified instruments 9612 Version Technical Manual MIVI 9610 R f 254 31 0...

Page 2: ...THE ROD MUST VIBRATE IN AIR 3 INSTALL THE SENSOR ON THE PROCESS AND FIX IT WITH ITS 4 SCREWS 4 REACH THE OFFSET ADJUSTMENT FUNCTION STARTING FROM THE BLOCK SETTINGS AND WITH THE SECURITY CODE 2 5 FOL...

Page 3: ...2 2 Plane side mounting 10 2 2 3 Pot mounting for small flow rates or pilot plant 10 2 2 4 Special mountings 10 2 2 5 Replacement cap 10 2 3 PRACTICAL ADVICES 11 2 4 CHECKING 11 2 5 SENSOR WIRING 11 2...

Page 4: ...E 23 6 2 RS485 INTERFACE 23 7 POWER SUPPLY 25 7 1 CHARACTERISTICS 25 7 2 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 25 7 3 POWER SUPPLY WIRING 26 8 GENERAL CABLING SCHEMATICS 27 9 SPECIFIC NOTES AND MANUFACTURING PARAMETE...

Page 5: ...es UTILISATION Mode The UTILISATION Mode makes it possible to visualize in different forms viscosity and temperature values Visualization with bargraphs acquisition graph Access to the sensor identifi...

Page 6: ...re The rod is vibrating in air When possible note the viscosity information when a cleaning or rinsing solution is flowing If the original calibration is convenient one of the 2 above mentioned values...

Page 7: ...gas or II 2D dust Ex d IIC T1 to T6 gas Ex tD A21 IP67 T75 C T90 C T125 C T190 C T290 C T300 C dust Be sure the sensor s certification is in accordance with the security level required on your proces...

Page 8: ...lded on the process line It means it can not be individually certified but with the whole process line 1 6 4 EMC and low voltage directive The processor 9601 is in agreement with EMC specifications de...

Page 9: ...of the network or reactor If the fluid temperature varies widely and fast choose the upside down or horizontal position in order to allow a convenient air convection among the sensor body It is screw...

Page 10: ...order to avoid parasitic vibrations the plate where the flange is welded must be thicker than 5 mm Advice preferably choose a sensor position with the rod to the top in order to have a total immersio...

Page 11: ...to bend the vibrating rod A ring with the same dimensions of the protector s base must be placed on the head of the sensor in order to maintain the O ring IMPORTANT As soon as the sensor is removed s...

Page 12: ...2 Standard and explosion proof models are both equipped with cable glands Those ones can match the ATEX norm depending on the MIVI version Earth terminal Pic 4 Shielding Cable Receiving coil Driving c...

Page 13: ...NERAL PURPOSE Ex proof 200 C Std 200 C 135 mm 120 mm 100 mm 17 mm 30 mm Guard tube short slits Pot gas 156 mm 156 mm HIGH PRESSURE HP 200 C HP ex proof 200 C Pot gas Guard tube long slits Low pressure...

Page 14: ...Technical Manual MIVI 9612 R f 254 30 0 14 2 7 Tightness O ring 29 82 x 2 62 76 or 79 70 or 99 O ring 21 95 x 1 78 O ring 30 00 x 2 00 O ring 30 00 x 2 50 Pic 6...

Page 15: ...l dimensions Height 80mm Width 100mm Length 160mm Tightness IP66 Material Aluminium Temperature from 0 C to 45 C 3 2 Transducer s electronic board wiring The transducer s board is wired through the co...

Page 16: ...26 mm Thickness 5mm Weight about 515 g Tightness IP 65 with panel mounting and IP20 on rear panel Operational temperature 0 C to 45 C 4 2 Display Display type STN LCD Illumination backlight LED yellow...

Page 17: ...ply wiring 4 7 Connection blocks On the processor back module various categories are identified example Digital Inputs Analog Outputs We will call these categories connection blocks The diagram below...

Page 18: ...oltage 0 10 V current 0 20 mA or 4 20 mA These inputs can be used with thermocouple or Pt100 On 9612 electronics these inputs are connected as 4 20mA and are specific to the plug of a densimeter Four...

Page 19: ...om 02 to 07 and from 08 to 013 3 A max 250VAC or 30VDC Common 8 A max common plug not written see the connecting plan Minimum load 1mA 5VDC Lifespan 100 000 operations with a maximum load Response tim...

Page 20: ...in If the user does not have the means to take in charge the wastes of our electronic equipments he should returned these equipments to our factory with a signed letter confirming that it is an equipm...

Page 21: ...hole for the provided NC6 32 screw Scrape the panel s paint away to ensure the conductive connection Drive the screw into the hole and place the following items first washer ring cable shoe second was...

Page 22: ...254 30 0 22 Step 4 Push the 4 mounting brackets into their slots on the processor sides shown as follow Step 5 Tighten the bracket screws on the panel Firmly hold the mounting brackets on the process...

Page 23: ...on 4 RxD signal reception 5 0V reference 6 DSR signal 6 2 RS485 interface RS485 port is used to make the connection between the transmitter and the device Used COM port COM 3 Serial port type RJ 11 Ca...

Page 24: ...munication capacity up to 32 devices Voltage limits from 7 V to 12 V as max differential Pin number Function 1 A signal red terminal 2 3 4 5 6 B signal white terminal Pins from 2 to 5 are not used for...

Page 25: ...upply can be used provided that a 0V signal is connected to the frame If the device is mounted on a metal panel standard safety considerations require that the power supply must be earthed to avoid el...

Page 26: ...the wire do not exceed a maximum torque of 0 5 N m We recommend that you use crimp terminals for wiring Use 26 14 AWG wire for all wiring purposes To maximize the system s performance electromagnetic...

Page 27: ...cted to the 9612 device Pieces of advice The transducers must all have the same power supply Put a 120 resistance at the end of the line 1 4 W power is enough The RS485 shielding has to be connected t...

Page 28: ...Technical Manual MIVI 9612 R f 254 30 0 28...

Page 29: ...erature LOW 0 0 HIGH 999 9 HYST 0 0 HYST 0 0 Alarms attribution CURRENT OUTPUTS Physical value Current output value Viscosity LOW 0 0 4 HIGH 999999 9 20 BURN 4 Temperature LOW 0 0 4 HIGH 999 9 20 BURN...

Page 30: ...999999 9 999999 9 Line 7 999999 9 999999 9 Line 8 999999 9 999999 9 Line 9 999999 9 999999 9 COMPENSATION TABLE X Y Line 0 0 0 0 0 Line 1 999 9 0 0 Line 2 999 9 0 0 Line 3 999 9 0 0 Line 4 999 9 0 0 L...

Page 31: ...1 999 0 Line 2 999 0 Line 3 999 0 Line 4 999 0 Line 5 999 0 Line 6 999 0 Line 7 999 0 Line 8 999 0 Line 9 999 0 VISCOSITY ADJUSTMENT A 1 000 B 0 000 CALIBRATION DATA SERIAL N Y0 0 0000 a 1 0000 b 1 00...

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