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EMD-CM and RM User’s Manual
To avoid any measurement errors which are caused by air bubbles or failures on the lining, pay a en on to
the following recommenda ons:
During assembling correctly seat the sensor, ghten screws uniformly and move on a diagonal one
a er another.
It should be noted that the parallelism of flanges has a greater effect on packing than excessive
tightening forces on curved and seated flanges.
The sensor must be installed inside piping so that the axis of sensor electrode is always
horizontal.
A PTFE (teflon) lining calls for extra care during handling and assembly. During installa on/opera on
avoid excessive underpressure in pipes. Please do not change and damage the outlet extension on
both ends of the sensor.The sensors are shipped from the factory with special covers to avoid any
shape deforma ons. (PTFE elas c memory should cause a par al compensa on in future). Please
remove the covers just before installa on, and when you insert it between counterflanges, replace by
a number of smooth metal sheet pieces which are removed just before ghtening the bolts.
Packing – The extended part of lining does not operate properly as a seal, hence appropriate packing
must be inserted between sensor and pipeline. If the packing protrudes into a flow profile at any
point, this will cause turbulence and reduce the measurement quality.
During installation, make sure the sensor slides into piping if the pipeline is not flexible enough. It is
recommended that installation inserts (especially for greater internal diameters) should be used.
During installation of the sensor,counterflanges must not be welded (danger of the sensor lining
failure).
Installa on of Pump
Do not
install the sensor on the intake side of a pump. This precaution is to avoid low pressure and
the consequent risk of damage to the lining of the measuring tube.
4.4. Required Lengths of Straight Runs
No Straight Run Required
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