Commissioning Of Density Compensation With Rsg45 (Gamma Computer); Scenario 1: Density Compensation Via Temperature And Pressure Measurement - Endress+Hauser Gammapilot FMG50 Operating Instructions Manual

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Gammapilot FMG50
Endress+Hauser
7.5
Commissioning of density compensation with RSG45
(gamma computer)
Level measurement: FMG50 with Memograph M RSG45 and gas density information.
In the vessel containing the medium to be measured, the gas phase is above the medium.
The gas phase also absorbs gamma radiation in the process, albeit to a much lesser degree
than the medium. This absorption is factored into the calculations and offset during the
calibration.
A compensation of the level measurement is recommended, however, in processes with a
fluctuating gas density. Here, the level signal is calculated with the variable gas density
value and compensated for.
7.5.1
Scenario 1: density compensation via temperature and
pressure measurement
The gas density is calculated depending on the pressure and temperature
Measuring system arrangement
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Connection example: RSG45 (scenario 1)
1
FMG50 (level)
2
HART channel 2 (level)
3
RSG45
4
Pressure sensor
5
Temperature sensor
6
HART channel 4 (temperature)
7
HART channel 3 (absolute pressure)
Connection of HART channels of the RSG45
Channel 2: FMG50 level measurement
Channel 3: absolute pressure measurement
Channel 4: temperature measurement
4
5
Commissioning
6
7
1
2
3
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