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Hottap type Separately-mounted sensor Every OVAL Smart EX DELTAⅡ is fabricated and shipped from our factory under stringent quality control. In order to maintain its design performance throughout its life, this manual offers the operator the necessary installation, operation and maintenance information. Be well familiar with...
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D-582-3-E CONVENTIONS Shown in this manual are the signal words NOTE, CAUTION and WARNING, as described in the examples below: Notes are separated from the general text to bring the NOTE: user's attention to important information. CAUTION: Caution statements signal the user about hazards or unsafe practices which could result in minor personal injury or product or property damage.
flowmeter. In order to secure long-term and safe use, OVAL recommends the customer to verify the soundness of the flowmeter through periodic inspection every two years. For the details of inspection, contact our sales agent or person in charge.
flow in the line. This meter is full of intelligent features to review, set up, change compensated calculations, ranges, parameters, with self diagnostics and loop test capabilities through communications with OVAL Smart Communication Unit (Model EL230) and general-purpose Windows PC.
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D-582-3-E ④ Preamplifier (PA25) ③ Adapeter ② Sensor (vortex pickup) Probe ① Meter Body (probe) Flow Direction ⑤ Preamplifier PA25S (Totalizer, Digital Indicator) 8-digit LCD Totalizer Fig. . Component Names, Fixed Type...
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D-582-3-E Handwheel ④ Preamp ③ Adapter Gate Valve Vent Valve Hold-Down Disc Mounting Nozzle Flow Direction ② Sensor ① Meter Body (Vortex Pickup) (Probe) Fig. .2 Part Names, Hottap Type...
Accordingly, proper flow straightening measures must be taken when the application engineer considers installation of a DELTA meter. In applications where OVAL straightening devices (flow straightener, and downstream pipe) are used, a straight pipe section is not required unless otherwise specified.
D-582-3-E 5.2 Pipes to be Used Pipes having the inside diameter specified at the time you placed an order for this meter should be used for upstream and downstream pipes. Otherwise, consult the factory for compatibility. 5.3 Location of Pressure Gauge and Thermometer Taps Taps for the pressure gauge and/or thermometer, D= Nominal dia.
D-582-3-E 5.6 Prevention of Excessive Flowrate To ensure long meter life, transient flowrates 「A」 should be held below . times the meter's Meter Valve maximum rating. Shown below are typical examples in steam measurement where Flow excessive flow is often encountered: Direction Examples where meter's maximum rating is Gauge...
D-582-3-E 6. INSTALLATION 6.1 Installation Locations Select a location with ambient temperatures -0 to +80℃ (or -0 to +0℃ for meters configured to explosionproof rating). Installation in such locations as described below should be avoided: ① Hardly accessible for maintenance and servicing ②...
D-582-3-E 6.3 Installation Procedure, Fixed Type Install the meter body in the following manner: The piping may run either horizontal or vertical. Install the meter in a position illustrated in the sketches below. 6.3.1 Typical Orientation 〈Horizontal Line〉 〈Vertical Line〉 Preamp Preamp Fitting Screw...
D-582-3-E 6.4 Installation, Hottap Type 6.4.1 Part Names Handwheel (Probe goes up or down as you turn it in or out.) Match Mark B (Indicates the probe is at the fully raised position.) Stud Drive Match Mark A (Indicates the probe is at the fully Unit inserted position.)...
D-582-3-E 6.4.2 Installation Procedure (See assembly drawing in Fig. .5 on page 3 and Fig. . on page 3.) By turning in or out the handwheel, the probe of this flowmeter goes down or up and, without the need of interrupting the line, it can be drawn out.
D-582-3-E Removal Procedure () Disconnect wiring of the preamplifier. (2) By turning the handwheel, retract the probe. Retract it until the guide arrives at match mark "B" on the stud. (3) Confirming that the probe has been retracted completely, fully shut off the gate valve. () Taking precautions against internal pressure, carefully open the vent valve, allowing the internal pressure to escape.
D-582-3-E 6.6 Ambient Temperature Given in Fig. . is the allowable process fluid temperature relative to the ambient temperature. Ensure that the ambient temperature is held Nonexplosionproof within the rating. If there is a possibility that the ambient Explosionproof temperature exceeds the allowable limit, Operating the following measures should be taken into Range...
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D-582-3-E 6.9 Hottap Type Drive Unit Removal The drive unit (retractable assembly including the handwheel and screw axis) can be separated. It is beneficial in applications where line vibration is great, or where a single drive unit is shared by multiple flowmeters.
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D-582-3-E 6.10 How to Change Preamplifier Orientation The preamplifier can be oriented to the desired 0° direction in 0° steps as shown in Fig. .. NOTE: To change the orientation, hex key (JIS B 8), nominal size , is required. The preamplifier can be rotated by loosening its four hex socked head screws, but be sure to disconnect...
D-582-3-E 6.11 How to Change Indicator and Totalizer Orientation If the preamplifier is equipped with local display (indicator and totalizer), the display assembly can be rotated to the desired direction in 0° steps through 30° . By changing the angle of display assembly (internal assembly), the indicator or totalizer appears for maximum readability on a vertical run or a horizontal run.
D-582-3-E 6.12 Separately-mounted Preamplifier Installation ① The maximum transmission length from the sensor is 200 meters; install the preamplifier within this length. ② The preamplifier requires installation on a horizontal or vertical steel pipe 2 inches in diameter with furnished U-bolt. ③...
D-582-3-E 7.4 Separate-mount Preamp to Sensor Terminal Box Wiring Connections Terminal Box to Preamplifier For the open collector pulse output, also connect a wire to terminal 3. Receiving Instrument Terminal Box to Sensor Fig. .2 7.5 Terminal Box Cover Removal Terminal Box Cover Lock Fig. .3 Fig. . ⑴ The illustration above shows the terminal box ⑵ Apply the key to the terminal box cover and turn cover to be removed.
An OVAL receiving instrument can be coupled directly, but instruments in general which are designed to accept a voltage signal input require a load resistor connected in series for voltage conversion. Since the voltage signal level varies with the load resistance value, determine the load resistance value by referring to the receiving instrument specifications and the acceptable load resistance range shown below.
D-582-3-E 7.7 Wiring Diagrams (examples) Analog Output 4 to 20mADC Power Load Resistor EL2310 4 to 20mADC Power Load Resistor EL2310 Pulse Output EL4061 4/20mADC current pulse ① +24VDC ② EL2310 EL4101 4/20mADC current pulse ② ③ EL2310 ...
D-582-3-E 8. OPERATION 8.1 Flushing the Piping Assembly () On a newly installed piping assembly where scale, sludge and other foreign matter are DELTA Meter expected, follow the instructions given below, Flow using a bypass line (Fig. 8.). Direction (2) If there is no bypass line, install a short pipe section in place of the flowmeter before flushing the piping assembly (Fig.
D-582-3-E 9. FLOW SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Flow sensitivity is accurately adjusted over the Potentiometer specified flow range before the meter leaves the TLV Potentiometer factory. If no output appears at the minimum flowrate presumably due to your specific operating conditions (disturbance from external interference, for example), readjust the sensitivity (trigger level).
Since parameters are correctly established before the meter is delivered to the customer, no further configuration is normally required. For procedures to review and set up parameters, see the instruction manual for OVAL Smart Communication Unit EL230. ● Description of Parameters...
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D-582-3-E Parameter Setup Range or Item to be Selected Units of Measure Metered fluids Select one from ・Gas and steam ・Liquid Calculation Select one from・Calculation on actual flow ・Calculation corrected for temperature and pressure ・Saturated steam calculation ・Superheated steam calculation Reference temperature ・With "Calculation on actual flow"...
D-582-3-E (Totalizer or indicator equipped model) 11. BUILT-IN DISPLAY FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION Description of Display Functions This totalizer can display a total of four different readings: total flow, actual instantaneous flowrate, percent instantaneous flowrate, and 8-division % bar graph. It also shows the following error messages: Full scale is exceeded: ErrorFS Upper-end flowrate is exceeded: ErrorOF NOTE: When both errors above have occurred, message "ErrorOF"...
D-582-3-E 12. PRECAUTIONS IN PULSE OUTPUT TYPE () If your model is of pulse output type, the pulse output and total counter remain inoperative for 5 seconds approx. after power on and while communications with Smart Communication Unit continue. For 5 seconds approx. after termination of communications, the pulse output and total counter also remain inoperative.
(Open collector output) Preamplifier Fig. 3. ■ Pulse Generator Illustrated diagrammatically is the test setup if OVAL pulse checker (Model PC220 is available as a pulse generating source). (Also refer to the pulse generator instruction manual.) Pulse Checker Switch Settings ・...
D-582-3-E 13.2 Full Scale Frequency Calculation The full scale frequency of unfactored pulse equivalent to the full scale flowrate is calculated by the following formula: Full Scale Flowrate (volume unit/hour) Full scale frequency (Hz) = × Meter Factor (volume unit/P) 300 ...
D-582-3-E 14. MAINTENANCE As long as your DELTA meter is placed in service under proper operating conditions, it will perform satisfactorily over extended periods of time. But scale, sludge and other foreign matter contained in the metered fluid could adhere to the inner walls of your meter and degrade meter performance in time. For this reason, periodic disassembly and inspection is suggested.
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D-582-3-E ② Separate fitting boss (0) in the following manner: (a) Remove C-shaped stop ring (20), O-ring retainer (208) and O-ring (20). (b) Taking off four hex socket head setscrews (0B), remove fitting boss (0). ③ Sensor Removal Taking off four hex socket head bolts (08) in this state, the sensor (20) can now be separated. Do not force but pull it carefully until out.
D-582-3-E 14.3 Preamplifier Inspection Interface Board(integrally mounted type) Amplifier Board 1/2 CM− Isolation Board CM+ CPU Board Fitting Screws 0 V Amplifier Board TP− Isolation Board CALIBRATION MODE CPU Board PROTECT Fig. . Isolation Board 14.3.1 Description of Switches and Potentiometers (1) Amplifier Board Name Test Pins Description During measure- +・・・ VTX Amplified vortex waveform ment 0.Vp-p approx.
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D-582-3-E (3) Isolation Board (analog output type) Name Test pins Description 20ms T T: 2 to 10ms app. at 0 to FS +・・・ OUT Test pins for monitoring the pulses before analog conversion -・・・ TP- 2.7Vp-p approx. (4) Isolation Board (pulse output type) 200 μ...
D-582-3-E 14.4 Display Installation (option) An optional built-in display (local indicator or totalizer) may be added. Installation is simple by coupling the indicator unit or totalizer unit to the existing internal assembly. NOTE: When the display is added, replace the existing cover over the internal assembly with a screw cover having a glass in the window.
D-582-3-E 15. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST, FIXED TYPE Flow Direction Fig. 5. Parts list appears on the next page.
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D-582-3-E ● Parts List Sym.No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks Sym.No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks 101 Probe Body 300A Preamplifier 1 PA25 Shaft Assembly Fitting flange 300C Preamplifier w/ Totalizer PA25S 102 1 104 Fitting Boss 300D Terminal Box 1 Bluff Body Preamplifier Assembly See page 0.
D-582-3-E 16. ASSEMBLY DRAWING AND PARTS LIST, HOTTAP TYPE Sec. A-A Preamp Fig. . NOTE: Parts list appears on the next page.
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D-582-3-E ● Parts List 〈Probe Assembly〉 〈Drive Assembly〉 Sym.No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks Sym.No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks 101 Probe Body 1 400 Drive Unit set (0 to 8) Spacer Guide 106 1 401 1 107 Hex Bolt 1 402...
Full scale : Same as that of Analog output 2 to 5V DC (See Load Resistance Range curve) Power supply NOTE: If you connect OVAL communication unit EL230, use a power supply below 33V DC. G/2 internal threads Cable entry External cable lead-in method for the flameproof configuration: pressure-tight gasket (furnished with lead-in metal clasp) Converter to receiving instrument : .25mm...
● Fixed Type Preamplifier:Integrally-mounted type Applicable pipe nominal bore:200 to 300mm (If nominal size of the pipe exceeds 300mm, different dimensions will apply. Built-in Display Please consult OVAL) Ln=Mounting nozzle length ( std.00mm) ) ( Y =Insertion length Standard Pipe nom. bore<500mm 0.5D approx.
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D-582-3-E ● Hottap Type Applicable pipe nominal bore:00 to 000mm (If nominal size of the pipe exceeds 000mm, All dimensions millmeters different dimensions will apply. Please consult OVAL) Travel Distance:Ls (L =L +Y+298) φ355 Handwheel Gate Valve (Nom. Bore100mm) Vent Valve Gate Valve, (Nom.
D-582-3-E 18.2 Separately-Mounted Preamplifier All dimensions in millimeters NOTE: Figures in brackets ( ) show meter with built-in display. (126) 2″ Pipe To Receiving Instrument Built-in Display To Sensor Approx. Weight (kg) 92.5 Less Display Display Provided Installation on a horizontal pipe is shown here.
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D-582-3-E 2017.02 Revised 2015.08 Revised △ 2013.07 Released All specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement. D-582-3-E (2)
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