Emerson Flexim FLUXUS F721 - Manual

Emerson Flexim FLUXUS F721

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Table of contents
  • Page 5 – Annex
  • Page 7 – Introduction; avoid possible risks and dangers.
  • Page 8 – Safety instructions; General safety instructions; symbol
  • Page 9 – Intended use; transducers and accessories, see technical specification.; Not intended use; housing is firmly screwed.
  • Page 10 – Safety instructions for transport; Fire fighting measures; Warning of injuries due to falling objects
  • Page 11 – General principles; Measurement principle; Terms; laminar flow to a turbulent flow takes place.; With the fluid mechanics calibration factor k; of the flow velocity v and the cross-sectional pipe area A.
  • Page 12 – Measurement of the flow velocity in the TransitTime mode
  • Page 13 – Measurement of the flow velocity in the NoiseTrek mode
  • Page 14 – Measurement of the flow velocity in the HybridTrek mode
  • Page 15 – Measurement arrangements; Sound path; diagonal arrangement
  • Page 16 – Plane containing 1 or several sound paths or beams
  • Page 17 – Examples; Acoustic penetration; diagonal arrangement with 1 beam
  • Page 18 – Horizontal pipe; prevented from influencing the propagation of the signal.; Vertical pipe; Undisturbed flow profile
  • Page 21 – Product description; Measuring system; can be displayed, used for calculations and transmitted.; Handling concept; The transmitter is operated via the keyboard. By pressing
  • Page 22 – menu
  • Page 23 – Display; Structure; Several symbols are used for the status indications.; horizontal scroll list
  • Page 24 – Keyboard
  • Page 25 – Transport and storage; Transport; When packaging, the transmitter can fall down.
  • Page 26 – Mounting; Working in mines or cramped confines
  • Page 27 – Opening and closing the housing; Opening
  • Page 28 – Transmitter with aluminum housing; Installation of the transmitter; Wall mounting; • Fix the transmitter to the wall using 4 screws.
  • Page 30 – The pipe mounting kit is fixed to the pipe by using tension straps.; The edge of the tension strap is very sharp.
  • Page 31 – between the wall mount and the band clamp.
  • Page 32 – Transducers; Preparation; Measuring point selection
  • Page 33 – Pipe preparation
  • Page 35 – Installation of the transducers; Bidirectional measurement
  • Page 36 – Transducer arrangement
  • Page 38 – fixture has to be mounted.; Overview of mounting steps; disassembly of the transducer mounting fixture Variofix L; transducer frequency (3rd character of the technical type)
  • Page 39 – Step 1: Disassembly of the transducer mounting fixture Variofix L; • Disassemble the transducer mounting fixture Variofix L.; Step 2: Fixation of the clasps to the tension straps; • Select the installation instruction of the supplied clasp:
  • Page 40 – Ratchet clasp; Step 3: Fixation of the tension strap to the pipe; Select the installation instruction of the supplied clasp:
  • Page 41 – Quick release clasp
  • Page 42 – Step 4: Fixation of the rail to the pipe
  • Page 47 – coupling foil, see the safety data sheet.
  • Page 48 – Mounting with Variofix C
  • Page 49 – disassembly of the transducer mounting fixture Variofix C; Step 1: Disassembly of the transducer mounting fixture Variofix C
  • Page 58 – Installation with mounting shoe and band clamp clasp; the pipe wall. Tighten the screw of the mounting shoe.
  • Page 59 – Mounting with PermaLok
  • Page 60 – preparation
  • Page 61 – Step 2: Fixation of the rail to the pipe
  • Page 62 – show in opposite directions.
  • Page 63 – Mounting with tension strap and quick release clasp
  • Page 64 – Fixation of PermaLok with solid band strap kit
  • Page 66 – Temperature probe; temperature probe. Observe the specific ambient temperature.; Installation of the temperature probe (response time 50 s); Installation with clasp; The temperature probe has to be thermally insulated.
  • Page 67 – Installation with FLEXIM clasp
  • Page 69 – Installation of the temperature probe (response time 8 s)
  • Page 70 – Connection
  • Page 71 – load on the connectors.; Connection of the transducer cable to the transmitter; Transducer cable with SMB connectors; terminal
  • Page 72 – Transducer cable with plastic jacket and stripped ends
  • Page 73 – Transducer cable with stainless steel conduit and stripped ends
  • Page 74 – Connection of the extension cable to the transmitter
  • Page 75 – Connection of the transducer cable to the junction box
  • Page 78 – Connection of the extension cable to the junction box; Connection without potential separation (standard)
  • Page 80 – Connection with potential separation; to remain completely insulated up to the shield terminal.
  • Page 82 – SENSPROM
  • Page 83 – Power supply
  • Page 84 – Cable connection; Transmitter with stainless steel housing
  • Page 85 – Outputs
  • Page 88 – Inputs; Current input; Connection of an active current source; The terminals Txa and Txb must not be connected.
  • Page 89 – Connection of a passive current sink; Binary input; The terminals Txa and TxB must not be connected.
  • Page 90 – direct connection
  • Page 91 – Direct connection of the temperature probe
  • Page 93 – Connection of the temperature probe to the junction box
  • Page 94 – Service interfaces; USB interface; The transmitter can be connected to the PC or LAN via a LAN cable.
  • Page 98 – Switching on
  • Page 99 – Status indications; The operation state is indicated by LEDs.; Language
  • Page 100 – Initialization; • During the operation of the transmitter: press; Date and time; Initial settings
  • Page 101 – Information regarding the transmitter; • Select the menu item; display
  • Page 102 – Measurement; Parameter input; The pipe and fluid parameters are entered for the selected; Warning of severe injuries from hot or cold components
  • Page 103 – Measuring point configuration; • Select the configuration of the measuring point (here:; Input of the measuring point number; Transducer not found
  • Page 104 – Input of pipe parameters; Outer pipe diameter; • Press; Pipe material; • Enter the sound speed of the pipe material.
  • Page 105 – Roughness of the pipe material
  • Page 106 – is selected in the menu item; Roughness; • If; Input of fluid parameters; Fluid
  • Page 107 – Sound speed range of the fluid; • Select; Kinematic viscosity of the fluid; Measurement settings; Selection of the physical quantity
  • Page 108 – Further parameters; Fluid temperature; The fluid temperature is used:; Parametrization of a mixture with changing composition; Parameters\Extension cable
  • Page 109 – Dynamic damping; through the transmitter without any time lag.; Input of the error delay
  • Page 110 – Definition of conditions for valid measurements; Measuring point config.; Configuration of an output; Assignment of a source item; all channels OK
  • Page 111 – source item
  • Page 113 – Output of a measured value; Output range; Example; list item
  • Page 114 – Measuring range; Sign
  • Page 116 – Output of a status/event value; status value – status OK
  • Page 117 – Operating mode for current outputs; status value
  • Page 118 – Start of measurement; Start measurement; Calibration of the temperature calculation from the sound speed; Installation\Sound path
  • Page 119 – AMP
  • Page 120 – Input of the transducer distance; Display during the measurement; Measured value; Installation\Transducer distance; transducer frequency (3rd
  • Page 121 – Toggling between the measuring channels; If; Status line; measurement can be evaluated. Press; value
  • Page 122 – Diagnostic values; • Press ENTER to return to the display of measured values.; Parameter; Transducer temperature; In the; flow profile
  • Page 123 – Parameter settings; Storage
  • Page 124 – Display of the current temperature offset; Special settings; Return to display of measured values; Show measurement; Execution of special functions; Execute command; key
  • Page 125 – Totalizers
  • Page 126 – Reset the event trigger to idle state; Stop of measurement
  • Page 127 – Troubleshooting; Service works by unauthorized and unqualified personnel
  • Page 128 – Problems with the measurement; UNDEF; The signal is lost during the measurement.
  • Page 129 – A fluid with a wrong sound speed was selected.; • Check the entered value considering the pipe condition.; consists of an acoustically absorbing material.; • Try to measure on a section of the pipe free from lining.; Highly viscous fluids strongly attenuate the ultrasonic signal; • The measurement of fluids with a viscosity of > 1000 mm; attenuate the measuring signal; conditionally possible.
  • Page 130 – Significant deviations of the measured values; totalizer values will be too low.; Problems with the totalizers; • The sum of both totalizers (throughput; Problems during the thermal energy rate measurement; • Check the thermal energy rate coefficient of the fluid.
  • Page 131 – Maintenance and cleaning
  • Page 132 – Maintenance; maintenance intervals are recommended:; Cleaning; Stainless steel housing; • Clean the housing with a soft cloth. Do not use detergents.; Calibration; or > 200 °C for high temperature transducers); Firmware update; item
  • Page 133 – Dismounting and disposal; Dismounting; Dismounting is carried out in reverse order to the installation.; Disposal
  • Page 134 – User modes; The user modes allow extended diagnostics of signals and; menu item
  • Page 135 – User mode selection; StandardUser mode; NoiseTrek mode
  • Page 136 – Keep TT
  • Page 137 – Start in measuring mode; Requirement for a measurement wit activated turbulence mode
  • Page 138 – Multi-point calibration
  • Page 139 – Yes; ExpertUser mode; Profile correction; Miscellaneous
  • Page 140 – Selection of the version; Selection of the disturbance; or; disturbance type
  • Page 141 – Pipe signal detection
  • Page 142 – Limit of the flow velocity
  • Page 143 – SuperUser mode and SuperUser ext. mode; Pig detection
  • Page 144 – Pipe wall calibration for Lamb wave transducers
  • Page 145 – Linear calibration
  • Page 147 – Channel-based parametrization
  • Page 148 – No limit; special
  • Page 149 – Assignment of an output
  • Page 150 – Selection of the calculation channel; Channel Y
  • Page 151 – Definition of an event trigger; • Select a calculation channel in the menu
  • Page 152 – Configuration of a digital output as binary output; Enabling the output; Digital output
  • Page 153 – is selected for the configuration of the measuring point.; A source item has to be assigned to each selected output.; Definition of the switching function for the status/event value
  • Page 155 – Repeat; Configuration of a digital output as pulse output; Pulse
  • Page 156 – Pulse output by defining the pulse value; • Select the list item; mode
  • Page 157 – Pulse output by defining pulses per unit; Pulses per unit; Output options; Outputs\Pulses per unit; setting
  • Page 158 – Output function test; Configuration of a digital output as frequency output; • Select one of the following source items:; output mode
  • Page 161 – Configuration of an input; in the menu; Enabling the input
  • Page 162 – Current and voltage inputs; Selection of the source item; • Select the source item.; Input range; • Select a list item:; if an error value is to be defined.
  • Page 163 – Temperature inputs; Selection of the temperature probe; Tx temperature offset; Input of the temperature correction
  • Page 164 – Definition of a switching condition
  • Page 165 – Binary inputs; Inversion of the input; Analog input
  • Page 166 – Assignment of an input; Assign inputs
  • Page 167 – Data logger; Configuration of the data logger; Enabling the data logger; Data logger\Configuration; Starting time; Start storing
  • Page 168 – Event-based starting time; Off; Full 10 minutes
  • Page 169 – Storage rate; • Press ENTER until the menu item; Storage rate of the FastFood mode
  • Page 171 – Deletion of the data logger; Information regarding the data logger
  • Page 172 – Data transmission; LAN interface; Network; Manual input; Manual
  • Page 173 – Automatic addressing with DHCP; Process interface
  • Page 174 – Advanced functions; Number of decimal places
  • Page 175 – Detection of long measurement failures; Without overflow; decimal places
  • Page 177 – FastFood mode; Enabling/disabling the FastFood mode
  • Page 178 – Activation/deactivation of the FastFood mode; Diagnosis with the help of the snap function; Configuration
  • Page 179 – Information concerning snaps; Modification of the limit for the inner pipe diameter
  • Page 180 – Remote functions; Triggerable inputs and event triggers; Configuration of the remote function; Reset of measured values
  • Page 181 – Reset of totalizers
  • Page 182 – Event triggers; Event trigger
  • Page 184 – Afterwards the properties of the event trigger are defined.; Definition of the switching condition
  • Page 185 – Definition of the switching delay; Apparent switching delay; Hysteresis; Function
  • Page 187 – Event log; . The error message can be
  • Page 188 – Settings; Dialogs and menus; Pipe circumference
  • Page 189 – Error delay; Display of the last value
  • Page 190 – Measurement modes
  • Page 192 – Adding or removing materials/fluids
  • Page 193 – Working with parameter records; Load of a parameter record
  • Page 194 – Contrast settings; HotCodes; for several seconds to return to the beginning of the menu.; function
  • Page 195 – Language selection; Key lock; Definition of a key lock code; language
  • Page 196 – Intervention in the measurement; If the key lock is activated, the message; Disabled functions with activated key lock; measurement not started
  • Page 197 – Calculation of the thermal energy rate; where; heating application; – supply temperature
  • Page 199 – Assignment of the temperature inputs; temperature input
  • Page 204 – Measurement start
  • Page 205 – Output configuration
  • Page 211 – Thermal energy rate measurement
  • Page 212 – Results – overview; Trigger
  • Page 213 – Definition of event triggers
  • Page 215 – Event-based storing of measured values
  • Page 216 – Calculation channels
  • Page 217 – Example 1
  • Page 218 – Example 2
  • Page 219 – Example 3
  • Page 220 – Units of measurement
  • Page 221 – Volumetric flow rate; unit of measurement
  • Page 222 – Thermal energy rate
  • Page 223 – Mass flow rate
  • Page 224 – Reference; Sound speed of selected pipe and lining materials at 20 °C; shows the type; explanation
  • Page 225 – Typical roughness values of pipes; The values are based on experience and measurements.; material
  • Page 226 – Typical properties of selected fluids at 20 °C; Mixtures with non-changing composition
  • Page 227 – Mixtures with changing composition
  • Page 228 – Properties of water at 1 bar and at saturation pressure; fluid temperature
  • Page 229 – Legal information – open source licenses; not been incorporated into the original work.
  • Page 231 – in Source or Object form.
  • Page 232 – stated in this License.
  • Page 233 – Conformity declarations
  • Page 238 – Operating Instruction; For more information:
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Operating Instruction

UMFLUXUS_F72xV2-2-0-0EN

AN 26731

2024-03-01

Flexim FLUXUS F721, F722

Ultrasonic Flowmeter

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Brand
Emerson
Model
Flexim FLUXUS F721
Document type
Manual
Category
Measuring Instrument
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English
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238
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Page 3 - Table of contents

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