Configure Base Density Calculations Using Prolink Iii - Emerson Micro Motion SGM Series Configuration And Use Manual

Gas specific gravity meters
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Table 8-2:
Specific gravity and molecular weight meters: Compressibility Method and valid ranges for
process variables
(continued)
Compressibility
Method
Temperature Pressure
AGA NX-19 Mod
−40 to
+115.556 °C
AGA NX-19 Mod 3
0 to 30 °C
Table 8-3:
Relative density meters: Compressibility Method and valid ranges for process variables
Compressibility
Method
Temperature Pressure
SGERG-88
−30 to
+100 °C
(1) The sum of CO2 and N2 must be less than 50%.
7.5
Configure base density calculations using
ProLink III
ProLink III
Overview
The base density parameters provide data for the base density calculations. Base density
can be reported as a process variable. For specific gravity meters and relative density
meters, base density is required for line density measurement.
Procedure
1.
2.
3.
Configuration and Use Manual
0 to 137.9
BarA
0 to 80 BarA
0 to 120 BarA
Device Tools > Configuration > Process Measurement > Base Density
Choose Device Tools > Configuration > Process Measurement > Base Density.
Set Density Unit to the unit to be used for base density, and click Apply.
This unit is also used for line density.
Set Base Pressure to the pressure value to which density measurements will be
corrected (the reference pressure).
The default is 1 bar absolute. There is no upper limit. You must be using absolute
pressure.
Configure process measurement using ProLink III
Valid range
Specific
gravity
% CO2
0.554 to 0.75
0–15%
0.554 to
0–2.50%
0.691
Valid range
Relative
density
% CO2
(1)
0.55 to 0.9
0–30%
% N2
% H2
0–15%
N/A
0–7%
0–4%
% N2
% H2
(1)(1)
0–50%
N/A
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