Mecon Electromagnetic Flowmeter

Mecon Electromagnetic Flowmeter

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  • Special lining upon request
  • various connection types and materials different materials and process connections
  • Flange : DIN, ANSI, JIS
  • Clamp
  • DIN 11851
  • And other upon request

 

Application

 

Electromagnetic flow sensor mag-flux A are precision measuring devices, suitable for determining the flow rate of nearly any electrically conductive fluid, but also for substances such as sludge, pulp and paste.

Due to the magnetic field, the device can be used to measure flow rates up to 10 m/s (32.8 ft/s) and a minimum conductinity of 3 ps/cm, when using a synchronized static flield.

The entire measuring device comprises a flow sensor and a dedicated transmitter. Those can be delivered either separately or as a compact unit.

The electromagnetic flow sensors mag-flux A are applied mainly in the following indudtries :

  • Water and sewage plants
  • Chemical and pharmaceutical industry
  • Food and beverage industry
  • Mining, cement and mineral materials
  • Pulp and paper industry
  • Steel industry
  • Energy industry, public utilities

Mode of operation

The units work on the principle of faraday’s law induction, whereby, simply stated, the sensor converts the flow into voltage, propotional to the flow rate.

 

Special features

  • Solid welded steel design, therefore rugged and fail-safe
  • signal amplifier inside sensor
  • Inside diameter of measuring tube from 15 mm (0.591″)
  • pressure up to 250 bar
  • Liner :
  1. hard rubber
  2. soft rubber
  3. PTFE

 

Technical Data

Application field see page 1
Measuring principle Pulsed constant field (DC)
Inlet

 

Nominal diameter

Proces Connection

 

 

 

 

 

Measuring Accuracy

Error of measurement

 

Repeat accuracy

 

 

Operational conditions

Direction of installation

 

Max. operating temperature

With rubber lining

with PTFE (Teflon) lining

 

 

 

Pressure limits

rubber lining

PTFE (Teflon) lining

Protection class

 

 

 

DN 15 – DN 600

·         DIN 2501

·         ANSI B 16.5

·         JIS

·         Table

·         Special connections

 

 

± 0,5% of the reading

from 0,25 m/s to 10 m/s

± 0,15% of the reading

from 0,25 m/s to 10 m/s

 

 

see Instalation Instructions on page 2

 

 

90C/ 194 F, 100C/ 212F optional

180C (at 16 bar)

150C (at 25 bar)

100C (at 40 bar)

 

 

Max. 250 bar

Depending on ambient temperature (see above)

IP 67/ IP 68

 

 

Requirements on the media

Minimum conductivity

Max. flow rate

Flow rate final value

 

>5 S/cm

10 m/s

0,25 – 10 m/s

Specifications

 

Design

Weight

 

Sensor material :

measuring tube

Solenoid chamber

Flange

 

 

Lining of measuring pipe

 

 

Electrodes

Material

 

 

 

 

 

Design

 

Electrode sealing

(rubber lining)

 

 

Welde steel housing

see page 5

 

 

Stainless steel mat. No. 1.4301 (or better)

Steel, stainless steel optional

·         Steel

·         Stainless steel

·         Special materials

·         Hard rubber/soft rubber

·         PTFE (Teflon)

 

 

Mat. No. 1.4571 (Standard)

Hastelloy C4

Titanium

Tantalum

Platinum

Monel

Mat. No. 1.4571 flat electrodes other point-plane electrodes

Viton (standard)

EPDM

Klrez

 

Wiring              2 x M 16 x 1,5 / 2 x 1/2″ NPT

 

Informayion for sensors with PTFE lining

The mag-flux A sensor with PTFE lining is protected using a protective disc. In order to avoid formation of a vacuum,the sensor should be installed at the lowest point of the pipeline. Do not remove or demage the bead of the lining along the flanges.

Information for sensors with soft rubber lining

Sensors with soft rubber/neoprene lining are only available from nominal diameter DN 25mm (1″).

Selection on minimal diameter

The flow depends on the flow rate and the nominal diameter DN of the flow measuring device (see system information mag-flux for magnetic inductive flow measurements).

Accessories

accessories

Sensor cable

Typically, the induced signal voltage of the measuring media can be several pV or mV. the transmitter can only process these minute signal noise-free interfering signals are avoided; these nclude: signals intefering with the power frequency, signals wich are caused by vibrations in the pipeline or in the cable run, or signal caused by strong magnetic flieds in the vicinity. In this case, sufficient shielding must be provided and, if a separate design is chosen, the signal cables must be affixed firmly.

Dimensions (remote version)

dimensions

table

dimensions compact

table compact