HEATEC VEGA PULS 63.UX Setting Up

Setting up vega radar sensors for heatec vertical asphalt tanks

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HEATEC
Setting up Vega radar sensors
for Heatec vertical asphalt tanks
This document provides information for setting
up Vega radar sensors installed on Heatec tanks
that store liquid asphalt (Figure 1). It applies
to VEGA PULS 63.UX (Figure 2) and PULS
65.UX sensors with Indicating and Adjustment
Module PLICSCOM (Figure 3). It applies to
Heatec vertical tanks with capacities ranging from
10,000 to 35,000 gallons. The sensors are optional
equipment for Heatec tanks.
The sensors indicate levels of asphalt in the tanks.
Levels are shown in feet, measured from the
bottom of the tank.
Figure 1. Heatec vertical asphalt tanks.
TEC-NOTE
Publication No. 5-04-116 Revised 6-17-10
This document is furnished with Heatec vertical
tanks equipped with the sensor. Applicable
operating instructions, published by Vega are also
furnished. Both documents are needed to set up the
radar sensors for Heatec tanks.
The sensors require a preliminary setup and a final
setup. The preliminary setup is normally done at
the Heatec factory. The final setup should be done
in the field after the tank is operational. If a new
sensor is installed in the field, and the preliminary
setup was not done at Heatec, it must be done
before final setup can be done.
Figure 2. VEGA PULS 63.UX radar sensor.
Figure 3. PLICSCOM indicating and adjustment module.

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  • Page 1 The sensors indicate levels of asphalt in the tanks. sensor is installed in the field, and the preliminary Levels are shown in feet, measured from the setup was not done at Heatec, it must be done bottom of the tank. before final setup can be done.
  • Page 2: Preliminary Setup

    Vega manual and should on empty tanks equipped with sensors at the be followed: Heatec factory. At that time the tanks are new and have never been filled with asphalt. The profile Authorized personnel we create should enable the sensor to provide All operations described in this operating fairly stable and accurate indications of level.
  • Page 3 Figure 4 because we have found that some work better than others for asphalt storage tanks. The See Heatec Tec-Note 6-10-236 Setting Yokogawa settings we now recommend are shown in Figure UT150 controller used with Heatec vertical 4.
  • Page 4: Special Settings

    September 2004 have the SECURITY setting set to OFF. This should eliminate possible problems due to condensation. If your Heatec tank uses a radar unit that has settings made prior to September 2004 and you think you may be experiencing problems due to condensation, please contact the Heatec service department.
  • Page 5: Technical Support

    Your volume of asphalt will always be somewhat less than the volume of the tank. Heatec, Inc. 5200 Wilson Road Chattanooga, Tennessee 37410 www.heatec.com (423) 821-5200 (800) 235-5200 Fax (423) 821-7673 © 2010 Heatec, Inc. Page 5...

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