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IM 12B7J1-01E
< 1. Specification >
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Temperature compensation sensor:
Pt1000
Solution pressure:
Under atmospheric pressure to 10 kPa
(General purpose or big volume tank 500 mL) (See Table 2 when using holder)
Atmospheric pressure to 500 kPa
(Medium pressure tank) (See Table 2 when using holder)
Table 2. Process Pressure Range
Holder
Process Pressure Range
Submersion
Atmospheric pressure (Submersion depth: Max. 3 m)
Guide-pipe
Suspension
Float
Atmospheric pressure
(Submersion depth: Max.3 m)
Flow-through (*1)
Atmospheric pressure to 10 kPa (*2)
Atmospheric pressure to 500 kPa (*3)
*1:
For flow-through types, refer also to the solution temperature and pressure diagram of Holder IM.
*2:
When general purpose reserve tank used.
*3:
When medium-pressure reserve tank used.
Operating solution depth:
3 m water pressure (max.) under atmospheric pressure
Solution
flow velocity:
2 m/s max.
Solution
flow rate:
3 to 11 L/min
(when the sensor is installed in a flow-through type holder).
Solution conductivity:
50 µS/cm or higher
Wetted part materials:
Body;
Ryton (PPS resin), Glass, Titanium or Hastelloy C, Ceramics or Fluoropolymer (PTFE),
Fluoro rubber (FKM) rubber or Perfluoroelastomer (FFKM)
Cable;
Chlorinated polyethylene rubber (Cable sheath)
KCl solution supply tube:
Heat-resistant soft PVC (General purpose or big volume tank
500 mL), Polyethylene (Medium pressure).
Weight:
Sensor;
Approx. 0.4 kg
KCl Tank;
Approx. 0.3 kg (General purpose)
Approx. 1 kg (Medium pressure)
Approx. 0.8 kg (Big volume)
KCl solution consumption:
when pressurized with 10 kPa
Maximum 3 mL/day (general junction)
Maximum 20 mL/day (PTFE junction)
Output Response:
Response time (for 90% response); 10 seconds maximum
(when the sensor, stabilized at 20°C, measures a solution at 20°C).
CAUTION
Select the material of wetted parts with careful consideration of process characteristics. Inappropriate
selection may cause leakage of process fluids, which greatly affects facilities. Considerable care must be
taken particularly in the case of strongly corrosive process fluid such as hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid,
hydrogen sulfide, and sodium hypochlorite. If you have any questions about the wetted part construction
of the product, be sure to contact Yokogawa.
12th Edition : Dec.14,2018-00