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Electromagnetic flowmeter FLONET FH30xx
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ELIS PLZEŇ a. s.
The movement of the fluid in piping should be continuous and stable. If a pump generates fluid pressure pulses (e.g. pneumatic pump), a suitable pulse damping device should be included in the piping.
Correct pump position
4.4.4 Suppression of the effects of closing valves
To eliminate the disturbing effects on the fluid flow velocity profile in the sensor and prevent the action of the cavitation phenomenon, the closing and throttling valves shall always be located after (at the output side of) the sensor.
Correct valve position
4.4.5 Suppression of vibration effects
Mechanical stresses and vibrations acting on the meter sensor might be detrimental to its function or integrity. It is therefore necessary to fix the position (support) the attached piping as close to the sensor housing as possible. It is assumed that the number of events involving particularly large stresses on the piping, such as filling or draining the piping system, or major fluid pressure changes, does not exceed
1,000 over the meter lifetime.
ELIS PLZE Ň a. s., Luční 425/15, 301 00 Plzeň, Czech Republic, phone.: +420 377 517 711, fax: +420 377 517 722 Es 90678K
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Table of contents
- 5 BASIC INFORMATION
- 5 Application
- 6 Meter properties and functions
- 6 Important user information
- 6 Safety instructions
- 6 Liability
- 7 Product warranty
- 7 Representations and certificates
- 8 METER IDENTIFICATION
- 8 FLONET FH30xx flowmeter type designation
- 8 Scope of delivery
- 8 Compact meter version FLONET FH30x
- 8 Remote meter version FLONET FH30x
- 9 Associated documents
- 9 Flowmeter rating plates
- 9 Main meter plate
- 9 Transmitter plate
- 10 Sensor plate
- 10 METER DESIGN AND MATERIAL VERSIONS
- 10 Compact and remote meter versions
- 12 Operating pressure of the measured fluid
- 14 Sensor dimensions
- 16 Sensor lining
- 16 Electrode materials
- 17 Sensors for flowmeters FLONET FH30xx; review of sensor design and material versions
- 18 INSTALLATION
- 18 Taking over
- 18 Meter handling
- 18 Storage
- 19 Installation conditions
- 19 General principles
- 19 Straight piping sections
- 20 Suppression of the pump effects
- 21 Suppression of the effects of closing valves
- 21 Suppression of vibration effects
- 22 Piping stacks
- 22 Sensor flooding
- 22 Free discharge points
- 23 Tightening torque
- 26 Thermal insulation
- 26 Flowmeter heating
- 50 Cable gland sizes
- 50 Company seals
- 51 Dimensions and weight
- 51 Sensor
- 51 Flanges according to EN
- 52 Flanges according to ASME B
- 53 Wafer sensor
- 54 Transmitter
- 54 Transmitter for compact meter version
- 54 – sensor protection class IP
- 55 Sensor connection box
- 56 FLOWMETER FAULTS
- 56 General rules
- 56 Spare PC boards and components
- 56 Software and simulation devices
- 57 Fault identification
- 58 Meter repair procedures
- 61 MAINTENANCE
- 61 SERVICES
- 61 WARRANTY
- 61 Warranty services
- 62 Post-warranty services
- 63 ORDER NUMBER
- 70 ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS AND STANDARDS
- 71 ANNEXES
- 71 Representation on meter decontamination