ZIROX SS27 Manual

Measuring systems for measuring the oxygen concentration in furnace atmospheres, flue gases and vacuum systems

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Mini probes SS27/MS27
Vacuum probe XS22
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Electronic unit E2010
Measuring systems
for measuring the oxygen concentration
in furnace atmospheres, flue gases and vacuum systems
Manual
ZIROX Sensoren & Elektronik GmbH
Am Koppelberg 21, 17489 Greifswald/Germany +49 3834 830900, E-Mail: info@zirox.de

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  • Page 1 Mini probes SS27/MS27 Vacuum probe XS22 Electronic unit E2010 Measuring systems for measuring the oxygen concentration in furnace atmospheres, flue gases and vacuum systems Manual ZIROX Sensoren & Elektronik GmbH Am Koppelberg 21, 17489 Greifswald/Germany +49 3834 830900, E-Mail: info@zirox.de...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Area of application ..................8 Theoretical foundations ................9 General ....................9 Vacuum probes .................. 10 Technical data .................... 13 Mini probes SS27/MS27 ..............13 Vacuum probe XS22 ................14 E2010....................15 Dimensional drawings ................16 Mini probes SS27/MS27 ..............16 Vacuum probe ..................
  • Page 4 Measuring system E2010 Typical faults ..................27 Fault messages .................. 28 Maintenance..................28 Warranty conditions................29 Declaration of conformity ................30...
  • Page 5: General Information

    General information 1.1 Notes on the manual This manual describes composition, mode of operation and use of the SS27 and MS27 mini probes and the XS22 vacuum probe in combination with the E2010 electronic unit of ZIROX Sensoren und Elektronik GmbH.
  • Page 6: Commonly Used Symbols

    Measuring system E2010 1 General information 1.3 Commonly used symbols Symbol for imminent danger: You will find this symbol next to all instructions on occupational safety if there is an immediate danger to the life and health of persons. Failure to follow these instructions may result in serious injury or death. Symbol for indirect danger: This symbol indicates situations in which indirect hazards occur.
  • Page 7: Safety Regulations

    Measuring system E2010 2 Safety regulations Safety regulations The following regulations for industrial safety provide basic information about po- tential danger during the operation of the measuring system. Therefore, they must be observed and strictly followed by the responsible staff. •...
  • Page 8: Area Of Application

    The measuring system is used to continuously measure the oxygen concentration in furnace atmospheres, flue and process gases or vacuum systems. The SS27 probe was designed for measuring the oxygen concentration in furnace atmospheres and process gases. Due to its open design, it reacts quickly and can cover a wide measuring range from 1 vol.-ppm to 20.64 vol.-% O...
  • Page 9: Theoretical Foundations

    The electrodes and the ceramic tube thus form a galvanic cell (solid electrolyte measuring cell). This arrangement corresponds to the mini probe SS27 and the vacuum probe XS22. In the mini probe MS27, the measuring and reference electrodes are reversed. The sample gas is located inside the tube.
  • Page 10: Vacuum Probes

    Measuring system E2010 4 Theoretical foundations Based on the assumption that the total pressures of the gases are almost the same at both electrodes (in this case, the volume concentrations may be used in the calculation instead of the partial pressures) and replacing the parameters by num- bers in equation (I), the following equation is valid: ��...
  • Page 11 Measuring system E2010 4 Theoretical foundations With an oxygen concentration of 0.2064 at 50 % relative humidity and the air pres- sure follows: �� �� (IV) (−46.42 ∙ �� = 0.2064 �� ∙ �� �� ,�������� ������ In order to calculate the substance amount fraction of oxygen in the vacuum, ��...
  • Page 12 Measuring system E2010 4 Theoretical foundations The following diagram shows a calibration test. Figure 2: Calibration vacuum probe The plotted line represents the cell voltage U that should theoretically be obtained for the oxygen pressure scale (abscissa) on the probe with air as the reference gas.
  • Page 13: Technical Data

    5 Technical data Technical data 5.1 Mini probes SS27/MS27 MS27: 20,6 ... 0,1 vol.-% O2 Measuring range SS27: 20,6 vol.-% ... 1 ppm O or forming gas Accuracy < (± 5 % rel., ± 0,5 vol.-ppm abs.) Set temperature 700 °C 600 °C special construction...
  • Page 14: Vacuum Probe Xs22

    Measuring system E2010 5 Technical data 5.2 Vacuum probe XS22 Measuring range 210 mbar … 1 ∙ 10 −24 mbar O Set temperature 700 °C Gas temperature 200 °C max. gas temperature Max. 60 °C at flange Ready for operation after 60 Warm up Ca.
  • Page 15 Measuring system E2010 5 Technical data 5.3 E2010 24 VDC  10 % Power supply Power consumption 2 W + sensor heating power Fuse 2,5 A resetting Sensor voltage (± 1500 mV), thermoelectric voltage TE type B Optional: TE type K (0 °C Input signal (400 °C to 1500 °C) to 1000 °C)
  • Page 16: Dimensional Drawings

    Measuring system E2010 6 Dimensional drawings Dimensional drawings 6.1 Mini probes SS27/MS27 WAF22 M18x1.5 Figure 3: Dimensional drawings of probe with screw-in thread (left) and flange (right) 6.2 Vacuum probe Kf40/ 25 Figure 4: Dimensional drawing probe with flange...
  • Page 17 Measuring system E2010 6 Dimensional drawings 6.3 E2010 Figure 5: Dimensional drawing E2010 Figure 6: Dimensional drawing panel cut-out...
  • Page 18: Device Structure And Features E2010

    Measuring system E2010 7 Device structure and features E2010 Device structure and features E2010 7.1 Front side, keys The display and the control keys are located at the front. Menu key: scroll or select the requested parameter ENTER key: activate or enter adjusted parameter (save change) Figure 7: Front view E2010 with keys and display...
  • Page 19: Rear, Connections

    Measuring system E2010 7 Device structure and features E2010 7.2 Rear, connections All connections are located on the rear. Figure 8: Rear view E2010 with connections Connections sensor/probe (terminal strip left) Description Cable Kabel (optional) Sensor ground (Uz-, Ut-) Sensor voltage Uz+ Thermoelectric voltage Ut+ Heating H Heating Hz-...
  • Page 20: Analog Output

    Measuring system E2010 7 Device structure and features E2010 7.3 Analog output The signals from the probe/sensor is issued via an analog output (4...20mA, iso- lated). The pin assignment can be found in Figure 8 (section 7.2). Configuration is carried out via the menu “settings” (see sec. 8.4). The load applied to the analog output must not exceed 500 Ω.
  • Page 21: Digital Interface

    Measuring system E2010 7 Device structure and features E2010 7.5 Digital interface The device has a digital interface (RS232). The measured values can be issued via this. The pin assignment can be seen in Figure 8. Pin-nr. Description The RS232 interface must be connected to a computer via SUB-D connection cable (9-pin, 1:1, not crossed).
  • Page 22: Initiation And Operation

    There is a high risk of burns if you touch it! Reference air supply for ZIROX® probes (optional): The Reference air input of the sensor and the reference air output of the E2010 must be connected by a flexible hose (inner diameter 3 mm).
  • Page 23: Operation Of The Main Menu

    Measuring system E2010 8 Initiation and operation 8.3 Operation of the main menu The function of the operating buttons is described in section 7. The heating phase begins after the device is switched on. From 400°C, the tem- perature currently reached is displayed. When the probe or sensor reaches the intended operating temperature, the main menu appears.
  • Page 24: Adjustable Parameters

    Measuring system E2010 8 Initiation and operation 8.4 Adjustable parameters The following parameters are adjustable in the menu SETTINGS: OUTPUT VALUE Valid for display and analog output! Vol ppm Vol ppm O2, mbar O2, atm O2, Uz [mV] OUTPUT VALUE Scaling current output linear or log log[10] (for Uz linear only)
  • Page 25: Span Gas Calibration

    Measuring system E2010 8 Initiation and operation 8.6 Span gas calibration In addition, a range gas calibration can be performed. In this case, the probe is connected to a gas with a defined oxygen concentration. The size of the gas flow (if present) must be set to the value at which the sample gas is measured.
  • Page 26: Menu Navigation Calibration

    Measuring system E2010 8 Initiation and operation 8.9 Menu navigation calibration Figure 10: Chart zero point and span gas calibration...
  • Page 27: Fault Clearance And Maintenance

    Measuring system E2010 9 Fault clearance and maintenance Fault clearance and maintenance 9.1 Typical faults Fault Cause Clearance No power supply or no suf- Check power supply ficient operating voltage Display is off Wait for self-resetting Device fuse tripped If repeatedly tripping, con- tact service Probe has not yet reached operating temperature...
  • Page 28: Fault Messages

    COLD JUNCTION (only type K 9.3 Maintenance The device/measuring system can be sent in for maintenance. Please contact the manufacturer for this purpose: ZIROX Sensoren und Elektronik GmbH Am Koppelberg 21 17489 Greifswald Germany Order Processing Phone: +49 38 34 830916 E-Mail: orders@zirox.de...
  • Page 29: Warranty Conditions

    (electronics assembly) respectively after dispatch, ZIROX will clear faults at its own option by repair or replacement. The purchaser must give prompt written notice to ZIROX. The purchaser is not entitled to claim other legal remedies based on this warranty.
  • Page 30: Declaration Of Conformity

    Measuring system E2010 11 Declaration of conformity 11 Declaration of conformity...

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