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Tecfluid FLOMID Series Instruction Manual Download Page 24

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Terminal

16

Top coil (red cable)

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Bottom coil (black cable)

18

Rear electrode (white cable)

19 Ground

(shield)

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Front electrode (black cable)

So that the ﬂow direction shown in the instrument matches the actual direction, please take

into account the cables colour scheme according to the ﬁgure on page 21.

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Slide the cover on the sensor neck until it meets its stop.

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Tighten the two ﬁxing screws to anchor the cover.

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Tighten the cable gland to guarantee water tightness.

3.4

Cable connection to converter

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Summary of Contents for FLOMID Series

Page 1: ...R MI FIMX4 Rev 2 English version Series FLOMID Sensor FLOMID FX Converter MX4 Instructions manual The art of measuring...

Page 2: ...nd safety with no obligation to update this manual Make sure this manual goes to the end user Keep this manual in a place where you can nd it when you need it In case of loss ask for a new manual or d...

Page 3: ...6 Reduction of DN 10 4 7 Vibrations 10 4 8 Magnetic elds 11 4 9 Temperature 11 5 MOUNTING 12 5 1 Parallelism 12 5 2 Gasket position 12 5 3 Sensor earth connection 13 5 4 Tightening torque 14 6 MAINTEN...

Page 4: ...ds to access the menus 27 6 INSTALLATION PARAMETERS 29 6 1 Language 30 6 2 Sensor factor 30 6 3 Converter factor 30 6 4 Nominal diameter 30 6 5 Diagnosis 30 6 5 1 Parameters 31 6 5 2 Simulator 31 6 5...

Page 5: ...8 Modbus 42 8 SERIAL NUMBER 42 9 SOFTWARE VERSION 42 10 WORKING SCREEN 42 11 STARTING CURRENT 43 12 MAINTENANCE 43 12 1 Fuse 43 13 ASSOCIATED SOFTWARE WINSMETER MX4 44 13 1 USB cable connection and d...

Page 6: ...are supplied conveniently packaged for transportation together with their instruction manual for installation and operation All the owmeters have been veri ed in our calibration rigs to obtain the Fc...

Page 7: ...uce important reading errors Flow rate measurement with open discharge makes it necessary to install the owmeter in a pipe section with a siphon which avoids stagnation of air in the sensor 3 HANDLING...

Page 8: ...ances are the following Upstream 5 DN Downstream 3 DN In installations with turbulent ow it may be necessary to increase these distances 4 1 Sensor position The most adequate position is with the elec...

Page 9: ...ctivity of the liquid and stabilize the readings If this distance is shorter readings may be unstable 4 4 Pumps Pumps should be mounted upstream from the sensor to avoid the suction of the pump vacuum...

Page 10: ...to be measured a sensor of a smaller DN than the pipe DN must be mounted the reduction must be done with an angle smaller than 4 to avoid turbulences that can give false readings If the angle cannot b...

Page 11: ...oided 4 9 Temperature In open air installations it is recommended to install a protection to avoid direct sun light on the owmeter With thermally insulated pipes DO NOT insulate the sensor High temper...

Page 12: ...in order to avoid leakage of the liquid into the sensor it is necessary to ensure that the rubber gasket A of the gure is well centered so that it presses directly on the plastic liner The standard g...

Page 13: ...on The functional earth connection should be used exclusively for the sensor given that parasitic signals caused by other electrical equipment connected to this earth can cause malfunction of the sens...

Page 14: ...tening torque should be applied to wafer mounting Flomid 0FX and also to ange mounting sensors FLOMID 2FX for the same working pressure of 16 bar The maximum tightening torque varies in function of th...

Page 15: ...gible zero offset Pulse and current output proportional to the ow rate and user programmable Relay outputs user programmable as ow rate alarm or status Local and remote mounting Easy exchange with oth...

Page 16: ...with outside diameters between 3 5 mm and 10 mm To connect the cables peel the outside insulation to free the inner cables It is recommended to put a terminal at the ends of the wires to avoid loose e...

Page 17: ...is the same as marked on the label of the converter Terminal Power supply AC Power supply DC 8 Earth NC 9 Neutral 10 Phase It is very important to connect the mains earth to the instruments with AC po...

Page 18: ...any way and therefore they must be installed externally as required in the application taking into account the limitations of the characteristics of such contacts In the case of having inductive load...

Page 19: ...er active which means that the receiving device must be passive or passive which means that the receiver must supply the power for the current loop It is recommended to use a receptor with an input re...

Page 20: ...The pulse output is opto isolated The terminals are the collector and emitter of a NPN bipolar transistor In the case of using inductive loads in order to protect the output transistor the use of free...

Page 21: ...ds it should be cut at the breakage point and reworked for the connection at that point 3 1 Preparing the cable The ends of the cable should be prepared as shown in the drawing on next page Special ca...

Page 22: ...22...

Page 23: ...with a conductivity higher than 500 S cm cable length can be up to 150 m 3 3 Cable connection to sensor For the sensor connection first loosen the cable gland to allow the cable to slide in it Make s...

Page 24: ...the ow direction shown in the instrument matches the actual direction please take into account the cables colour scheme according to the gure on page 21 Slide the cover on the sensor neck until it mee...

Page 25: ...characteristics Working Voltage 250 V Testing Voltage 1000 V Electrical resistance 52 2 km Capacity C C 90 170 pF m C capacity between conductors C capacity between one conductor and the rest connect...

Page 26: ...crease the digit Into the menu to scroll up Enter To validate the data To enter into installation and programming modes of the converter To exit from an informative text Escape To return to the previo...

Page 27: ...pter 7 of this manual From the Reset totalizer option the user can return the totalizer to zero When exiting the menu the totalizer will begin to accumulate again Note The Reset totalizer operation re...

Page 28: ...screen to enter the new password appears Once entered the new password is asked again to avoid possible inadvertent error If the re entered password does not match the rst one the following error mess...

Page 29: ...own Left and Up select Installation and then validate with the key Enter In order to access to the Installation menu a password must be entered When accessing the rst time the default password is 0123...

Page 30: ...or In this screen the sensor factor is shown It should coincide with the Fc parameter on the sensor label 6 3 Converter factor The electronic converter factor is shown It should coincide with the Fe p...

Page 31: ...he liquid should always be higher than 20 S cm The third row shows the differential voltage value on the electrodes Vdif This voltage appears in some cases where chemical reactions are created on the...

Page 32: ...ss again the Escape key until the working screen 6 5 3 Mains frequency If the power supply of the converter is AC the following screen will appear Normally Automatic should be selected In this case th...

Page 33: ...rs Once the password is entered the rst screen allows to choose between the different programming options 7 1 Language The language in which all the menus will be displayed can be chosen With the keys...

Page 34: ...ically change to one decimal and when the ow rate is higher than 9999 9 the indication will be done without decimals If one decimal is selected the ow rate indication will have a maximum of one decima...

Page 35: ...e lower zone of the scale The maximum allowed value for the cut off is the equivalent to a liquid velocity of 1 m s 7 4 1 Empty pipe Detection can be programmed in two different ways In the event that...

Page 36: ...horter integration time will provide more or less stable readings and will also affect the response time to small variations of ow rate The integration time is selected in seconds with a minimum value...

Page 37: ...a completely full pipe is necessary in order to make an effective adjustment When the option Offset is selected the following screen is shown When the ow rate is stable press the key Enter and the in...

Page 38: ...the owmeter detects empty pipe 7 5 1 3 Negative ow The relay will change its status when the ow rate changes its sign 7 5 2 Pulse output This output allows to connect the converter to a PLC or remote...

Page 39: ...s for which we want to get a number of pulses are selected 7 5 2 3 Pulses Then the pulses per unit of volume that we will obtain at the output are selected 7 5 2 4 Duty Cycle With the duty cycle width...

Page 40: ...each case The values shown on the screen are reference levels When one of this data is con rmed the MX4 will take the current value shown on the ammeter as a reference Before making a current calibra...

Page 41: ...lecting Totalizer is the following If Null is selected the totalizer remains unchanged If Increase is selected the totalizer will add the amount of uid passing through the owmeter and if you select De...

Page 42: ...direction The programming will be Positive ow rate action Increase Negative ow rate action Increase The totalizer will indicate the volume corresponding to the sum of both products Note To reset the t...

Page 43: ...d damage the housing material should not be used 12 1 Fuse In the event that the fuse blows this should be replaced with a slow blow T fuse size 5 x 20 mm and value 250 mA 11 STARTING CURRENT It may h...

Page 44: ...connection and drivers installation Extract the les from the winsmeterMX4 zip to a new system folder Execute the Setup exe le and follow the steps for the installation In order to connect the convert...

Page 45: ...l number Then click Open Once the port is open the button Open in the Installation and Programming sections activates Connect the USB cable at one end to the converter and at the other to the computer...

Page 46: ...assword The default password is install and it can be changed using the boxes on the right of the Installation section Likewise to change the data contained in the Programming tab it is necessary to e...

Page 47: ...ed To enter the Installation window just click the corresponding tab In the installation window the parameters that adapts the converter to a sensor and to a certain installation can be con gured To t...

Page 48: ...en see previous page you can program the different functions of the equipment As in the previous paragraph to program this data to the MX4 converter press the Send button The message Saving program wi...

Page 49: ...s of the equipment can be registered in a le The time between samples as well as the start and end time of the record can be selected When the Register button is pressed the screen that allows to name...

Page 50: ...50 The created le has CSV format which can be viewed directly with a spreadsheet...

Page 51: ...eal time ow rate totalizer and velocity values as well as the current value of the analog output and the status of the relay outputs It is an intuitive tool to verify that the instrument has been inst...

Page 52: ...tec uid com downloads To update the equipment go to menu Firmware Update and a screen with the button File will appear Pressing this button system can be accessed The downloaded le has to be searched...

Page 53: ...m Power supply 90 265 VAC 50 60 Hz Power consumption 5 VA 12 48 VDC Power consumption 5 W Analog output 4 20 mA Active or passive galvanically isolated from the power supply Pulse output Optoisolated...

Page 54: ...316L FLOMID 2FX 4FX DN 80 Coated steel optional EN 1 4404 AISI 316L FLOMID 1FX 3FX 5FX 7FX Stainless Steel Liner FLOMID 0FX PP PVDF FLOMID 2FX 4FX PTFE Ebonite FLOMID 1FX 3FX 5FX 7FX PTFE Electrodes H...

Page 55: ...of conformity The CE marking is accompanied by the identi cation number of the noti ed body involved at the production control phase The marking of the equipment takes into account the uid type the g...

Page 56: ...58 171 4 2 40 89 100 261 173 4 4 50 108 100 270 183 4 7 65 129 120 281 193 5 4 80 141 120 287 199 5 7 100 10 154 165 293 206 6 5 125 192 165 310 222 10 4 150 218 165 323 235 11 8 NPS Class g L A h Wei...

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Page 59: ...309 88 0 500 670 620 26 x 20 585 600 551 464 335 101 0 FLOMID 2FX EN 1092 1 flanges All dimensions in mm FLOMID 4FX ASME B16 5 flanges NPS Class D K l x n g L A F Weight kg 150 90 60 3 5 8 x 4 34 9 15...

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Page 62: ...D A h F 10 104 120 60 260 172 48 15 104 120 65 260 172 48 20 104 120 70 262 174 50 25 110 134 80 262 174 50 32 110 134 90 270 182 58 40 130 154 100 270 182 58 50 130 154 115 279 191 66 65 160 186 145...

Page 63: ...130 154 55 50 50 Rd 78 x 1 6 115 130 154 55 65 66 Rd 95 x 1 6 145 160 186 60 80 81 Rd 110 x 1 4 160 160 186 60 100 100 Rd 130 x 1 4 180 204 234 63 L3 200 200 200 220 220 240 240 280 280 330 DN di R D...

Page 64: ...0 120 134 134 154 154 186 186 L3 200 200 200 200 220 220 240 240 280 280 100 101 6 97 6 119 0 180 204 234 330 63 OD pipe outside according to ISO 2037 OD pipe outside according to DIN 11850 Series 2 D...

Page 65: ...80 110 134 40 1 38 1 34 8 50 4 100 130 154 50 2 50 8 47 5 63 9 115 130 154 65 2 63 5 60 2 77 4 145 160 186 L3 200 200 220 240 240 280 H 48 48 55 55 55 60 80 3 76 2 72 9 90 9 160 160 186 280 60 100 4 1...

Page 66: ...0 104 120 200 48 25 22 6 Tr 37 13 x 1 8 29 0 80 110 134 220 55 32 31 3 Tr 45 97 x 1 8 38 0 90 110 134 220 55 40 35 6 Tr 50 65 x 1 8 42 5 100 130 154 240 55 50 48 6 Tr 64 16 x 1 8 56 0 115 130 154 240...

Page 67: ...L3 H 10 13 10 60 104 120 180 38 15 19 16 65 104 120 180 38 20 23 20 70 104 120 180 38 25 29 26 80 110 134 190 40 32 35 32 90 110 134 190 40 40 41 38 100 130 154 210 40 50 53 50 115 130 154 210 40 65...

Page 68: ...68 MX4 REMOTE CONVERTER wall mounting MX4 REMOTE CONVERTER pipe mounting Fittings are supplied for mounting on pipes of 53 max Use DIN 571 or similar screws depending on installation...

Page 69: ...e between the sensor and the electronic converter The ow rate is smaller than programmed as CUT OFF Decrease the value of the cut off see page 35 The instrument displays a value when there is not ow T...

Page 70: ...70 ANNEX A...

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Page 72: ...ic substances The devices sent for repair must enclose the corresponding form which can be lled in via website from the same After Sales section Warranty for repaired or replaced components applies 6...

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