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Data SheetD184S068U02

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4-Wire Compact DesignDigital-Signal-Processor

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D-FC-FCM2000_3

Coriolis Mass Flowmeter D184S068U02FCM2000

Operating Principle

The FCM2000 is the economical and uncomplicated ABB Mass Flowmeter with the new DSPconverter mounted integral or remote from the flowmeter primary. The compact design reduces the installation and cabling expenses. The flowrate information can be viewed directly at the meter site and the meter can be installed in your system in a more space efficient manner.

The FCM2000 operates according to the Coriolis Principle. The design offers the following features:

• Space saving, rugged design.• Wide flow range; meter size „D“ (DN 15 [1/2”]) to

meter size „L“ (DN 150 [6”]).• Variety process connection options.• Two separate current outputs for flowrate and density as well

as a pulse output.• Contact in and outputs.• HARTProtocol.• ExApproval: The Ignition Protection Type of the output circuits

can be user selected as „i“ or „e“ and is determined by the Ignition Protection Type of the circuits connected. The Ignition Protection Type can be changed after the installation has been completed. The contact outputs can be configured as NAMUROutputs by the user.

• Allowable fluid temperatures up to 180 °C, CIPcapable• Lighted, 2line display with data entry using a Magnet Stick

without opening the housing.• Certified per EHEGD

Mass Converter with Digital Signal Processor (DSP)The converter for the FCM2000 incorporates a digital signal processor (DSP) with which it is possible to measure the mass flow and density values to the highest precision. The Coriolis sensor signals are immediately converted into digital information without any intermediate analog steps.

Excellent long term stability and reliability together with fast signal processing are achieved with the new DSPConverter.

Self diagnostic functions for the flowmeter primary and the converter coupled with absolute zero stability are the essential advantages, which are necessary, if reliance on the measurements is to be assured.

The FCM2000 converter provides advantages to the user, especially

• when mass flowrate is to be metered to the highest accuracy.• when the fluid density must be determined.• when the components of a recipe are to be mixed together.• when metering nonconductive or highly viscous fluids or

solids loaded liquids.• in batch filling systems.

Principle of OperationWhen a mass flows through a vibrating pipe, Coriolis forces are generated which bend and twist the pipe. These very small pipe deformations are measured by optimally mounted sensors and electronically evaluated. Because the measured phase shift of the sensor signals is proportional to the mass flowrate, the Coriolis Mass Flowmeter measures the mass flowrate in the flowmeter directly. The metering principle is independent of the density, temperature, viscosity, pressure and conductivity of the fluid.

The meter tubes always vibrate at resonance. This resonant frequency, at the operating conditions, is a function of the meter tube geometry, the characteristics of the flowmeter materials and the mass of the fluid in the meter tube, which is also vibrating. It provides an accurate measure of the density of the fluid being metered. Summarizing, it is possible to simultaneously measure the mass flowrate, fluid density and temperature with the Coriolis Mass Flowmeter.

Movement of the tubes inward,no flowrate

Direction of the Corio-lis force with flowrate when the tubes are moving inward

Direction of the Corio-lis force with flowrate when the tubes are moving outward

Movement of the tubes outward,no flowrate

= angular velocity

= velocity of the mass m = mass

ω

v

= -2m

= Coriolis force

Fc ω v⋅( )

Fc

Fc

FcFc

Fc

Fc

FcFc

Fc

Fig. 1: Simplified Representation of the Coriolis Forces

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System Design

The flowmeter primary consists of two one piece, formed meter tubes arranged in parallel through which the fluid flows. A twist and bend resistant mounting structure, which connects the in and outlet of the flowmeter, is especially designed to isolate the meter tube from external forces and moments.

The meter tubes are welded at their in and outlet ends to flow splitters. Therefore there is no direct coupling to the process connections. This approach appreciably minimizes the effects of external vibrations on the measurements.

Long life is assured by elimination of weld seams in the highly stressed areas and by hard silver soldering, under vacuum, the mounts for the meter tube, drivers and sensors. Exceptional long term stability is assured by vacuum stress relieving the meter tubes.

Easy installation, wide flow ranges and a variety of process connections and last, but not least, the quick amortization of the costs make the FCM2000 an instrument which can be optimally applied in production processes.

Fig. 2: FCM2000 Parallel Meter Tube Design

Fig. 3: Double Tube Flowmeter Primary FCM2000

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Assembly and Installation Flowmeter Primary

InspectionBefore installing the flowmeter primary, check for physical damage due to possible improper handling during shipment. All claims for damage are to be made promptly to the shipper.

Installation Requirements/System Design InformationThe FMC2000 is suitable for both in and outdoor installations. The standard instrument meets the requirements of Protection Class IP 67. The primary is bidirectional and can be installed in any orientation. It is important to assure that the meter tubes are always completely filled with fluid.

The corrosion resistance of the fluid wetted materials must be evaluated.

The following points are to be considered during installation:

The preferred flow direction is indicated by the arrow on the flowmeter primary. Flow in this direction will be indicated as positive (a forward/reverse flow calibration is available as on option).

Installation Orientation• The FMC2000 operates in all orientations. The optimal installa

tion orientation is vertical with the flow upwards.

Supports• In order to support the weight of the flowmeter primary and to

assure reliable measurements when adverse external effects exist (e.g. vibrations), the primary should be installed in rigid pipelines. Two supports or hangers should be installed symmetrically and stress free in close proximity to the in and outlet process connections.

Shut Off Devices• To conduct a system zero adjustment, shut off devices are

required in the pipeline.– in horizontal installations at the outlet– in vertical installations at the inlet

• When possible, shut off devices should be installed both up and downstream of the flowmeter primary.

Inlet Straight Sections• The mass flowmeter does not require any flow conditioning

inlet straight sections. Care should be exercised to assure that any valves, gates, sight glasses etc. do not cavitate and are not set into vibration by the flowmeter primary.

System Design Information• The presence of gas bubbles in the fluid can result in erroneous

measurements, particularly in the density measurement. Therefore the flowmeter primary should not be installed at the highest point in the system. Advantageous are installations in low pipeline sections, e.g. at the bottom of a Usection in the pipeline (invert).

• Long drop lines downstream from the flowmeter primary should be avoided to prevent the meter tube from draining.

• The pipelines should be connected in a stress free manner.• The flowmeter primary should not come in contact with any

other objects. Attachments to the housing are not permissible.• When the crosssection of the connecting pipeline is larger

than the flowmeter primary size, suitable standard reducers can be installed.

• If strong vibrations exist in the pipeline they should be damped using elastic pipeline elements. The damping devices must be installed beyond the supported flowmeter section and outside of the section between the shut off devices. The direct connection of flexible elements to the flowmeter primary should be avoided.

• Care should be exercised to assure that any dissolved gases, which may be present in many liquids, do not outgas. The back pressure at the outlet should be at least 0.2 bar.

• Assure that operation below the vapor pressure cannot occur when a vacuum exists in the meter tube.

• The flowmeter primary should not be installed in the vicinity of strong electromagnetic fields, e.g. near motors, pumps, transformers etc.

• When operating more than one meter in one or multiple interconnected pipelines, the meter primaries should be spaced distant from each other or the pipelines should be decoupled to prevent cross talk.

• Request special installation requirements for meter size „L“.

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Zero Adjustment• In order to adjust the zero under operating conditions it must

be possible to reduce the flowrate „ZERO“ while the meter tube remains completely filled. A bypass line is optimal when the process cannot be shut down. It is important for accurate measurements that during the zero adjustment there are no gas bubbles in the flowmeter primary. It is also important that the pressure and temperature in the meter tube be the same as those which exists during operation.

Fig. 4: Zero Adjustment with a ByPass Line

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Installation Instructions

Vertical InstallationsThe optimal installation orientation is a vertical installation with an upward flow as shown in the following figure. This has the advantage that any solids contained in the fluid will settle downward and any gas bubbles will move upward out of the meter tube when the flowrate is zero. Additionally, it is easy to drain the meter tube. Deposits can thereby be avoided.

Horizontal Installations

Fig. 6: Horizontal Installation

Horizontal Installation, Self Draining

Fig. 7: Horizontal Installation, Self Draining, α 2 – 4°

Installation in a Drop LineThe installation recommendation shown in the following figure is only possible if a pipeline reduction or orifice with a smaller crosssection can be installed to prevent the flowmeter primary from partially draining during the measurements.

Fig. 5: Vertical Installation, SelfDraining (upward flow)

Supply Reservoir

Flowmeter Primary

OrificePipe Constriction

Valve

ProductReservoir

Fig. 8: Installation in a Drop LIne

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Difficult Installation LocationsThe accumulation of air or gas bubbles in the meter tube can lead to increased inaccuracies. Some difficult installations are shown in the following figure.

Installations at the highest point in the pipeline (Figure A) can result in the formation of air pockets which can lead to appreciable inaccuracies. Another difficult installation condition is immediately upstream of a free discharge (Figure B) in a drop line.

Information:Check that the coordination between the flowmeter primary and the converter is correct. The instruments which belong together have the same end characters on the Instrument Tag, e.g., X001 with Y001 or X002 with Y002.

Pressure DropThe pressure drop through the instrument is a function of the properties of the fluid and the flowrate. The Selection Program CDCALC can be used to calculate the pressure drop.

Figure A

Figure B

Fig. 9: Difficult Installation Conditions

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Specifications: Flowmeter Primary FCM2000

Meter Sizes

„D“ (DN 15[1/2”]); „E“ (DN 20[3/4”]); „F“ (DN 25[1”]); „G“ (DN 40[11/2”] ); „H“ (DN 50[2”]);„I“ (DN 65[21/2”]\); „J“ (DN 80[3”]); „K“ (DN 100]4”]); „L“ (DN 150[6”])

Flow Ranges

Measurement Range, Density

0.5 kg/dm3 to 3.5 kg/dm3

Accuracy, Flowrate

± 0.4 % of rate ± 0.02 % of Qmax ± 0.25 % of rate ± 0.02 % of Qmax ± 0.15 % of rate ± 0.01 % of Qmax(Accuracy of measured value + zero deviation)

Reproducibility, Flowrate

0.1 % of rate for nom. deviation ± 0.15 % 0.15 % of rate for nom. deviation ± 0.25 % and 0.4 %

Accuracy, Density

Standard calibration ± 5 g/l Expanded density calibration ± 1 g/l

Reproducibility, Density

± 0.1 g/l

Materials, Flowmeter Primary

Fluid wetted parts Stainless steel 1.4571 / 316 Ti 1.4435 / 316L Hastelloy C4/2.4610 EHEDG Certified for flowmeter primary made of 1.4435 / 316L Housing Stainless steel 1.4301 / 304

Fluid Temperature

Standard: 50 °C to 180 °C; EEx: 20 °C to +150 °C/180 °CEEx: opt. 40 °C to +150 °C/180 °C

Ambient Temperature

25 °C to +60 °C; EEx: 20 °C to +60 °CEEx: opt. 40 °C to + 60 °C

Process Connections

Flanges DIN/ASMETriClamp ISO 2852Food Industry fittings DIN 11851The max. allowable operating pressure is a function of the process connection type, the fluid temperature, the bolts and the gaskets.

Pressure Rating

PN 16, PN 40, PN 100 (to DN 80[3”]) CL 150, CL 300, CL 600 (to DN 80[3”])

Accuracy, Temperature

50 °C to +180 °C < 1.0 °C 20 °C to 120 °C ± 0.5 °C

Housing as secondary containment

max. 40 bar

Meter Size

DN Inch

Nom. Flow Range

[Qnenn] [kg/min]

Nom. Flow Range

[t/h]

Max. Flow Range[Qmax]

[kg/min]„D“ 15 1/2 0 to 45 0 to 2.7 0 to 60„E“ 20 3/4 0 to 75 0 to 4.5 0 to 100„F“ 25 1 0 to 125 0 to 7.5 0 to 160„G“ 40 1-1/2 0 to 365 0 to 21.9 0 to 475„H“ 50 2 0 to 710 0 to 42.6 0 to 920„I“ 65 2-1/2 0 to 1450 0 to 87 0 to 1890„J“ 80 3 0 to 1890 0 to 113.4 0 to 2460„K“ 100 4 0 to 3200 0 to 192 0 to 4160„L“ 150 6 0 to 8500 0 to 510 0 to 11000

Fig. 10: Flowmeter Primary FMC2000

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0.1 1

D E F G H I J K L

10 100 1000 10000 100000

Mass Flowrate [kg/min]

1

10

100

1000

10000p

[m

bar

]

Fig. 11: Pressure Drop Curves FCM2000

Viscosity Range

Max. dyn. viscosity: ≤ 1 Pas (= 1000 mPas = 1000 cP) for higher viscosities, please contact ABBSales offices.

Ex-Approval

EU-Type Examination Certificate:

TÜV 99 ATEX 1443 X II 2G EEx emd [ib] IIC T6: MC27 (≤ DN 40 [11/2”]) II 1/2G EEx emd [ib] IIC T6: MC27 (DN 50 [2”]–DN 150 [6”])The internal volume for meter sizes „H“ DN 50 [2”] to „L“ DN 150 [6”] corresponds to Category 1 (Zone 0).

Maximum Allowable Fluid Temperatures as a Function of the Ambient Temperature, Temperature Class and the Flowmeter Size

These values also apply to insulated Mass Flowmeters.

Meter Size MC27 (DN 15[1/2”])

MC27 (DN20[3/4”]–DN150[6”])

Ambient Temperature 40 °C 50 °C 60 °C 40 °C 50 °C 60 °CTemperature Class

T2 150 °C – – 180 °C – –T3 140 °C 140 °C 80 °C 165 °C 140 °C –T4 75 °C 75 °C 75 °C 100 °C 100 °C 80 °CT5 40 °C 40 °C 40 °C 65 °C 65 °C 65 °CT6 25 °C 25 °C 25 °C 50 °C 50 °C 50 °C

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Specifications: Converter

N S N S

N S

N S Location for Entries using Magnet Stick

Fig. 13: Converter Keypad and Display

Flow Range

User selectable

Protection Class

IP 67

Electrical Connections

Cable connectors M20 x 1.5 Max. signal cable length for remote mounted design 300 m

Supply Power

High voltage 115 V AC to 230 V AC Low voltage 24 V AC / 24 V DC Frequency 50 Hz to 60 Hz

Power

P ≤ 25 VA

Response Time

For a 0–99 % step change (corresponds 5 ) ≥ 1 s

Ambient Temperature

20 °C to 60 °C

Construction

Cast light metal field mount housing, painted Center section: RAL 7012, dark gray Cover: RAL 9002, light gray

Forward/Reverse Flow Metering

The flow direction is indicated in the display by a direction arrow and is signaled by an optocoupler for an external alarm.

Display

2x16character LCDDotMatrix display with LED background lighting. Both lines can be user configured for the indication of mass flowrate, volume flowrate, density or temperature. Flow totalization, 7digit with overflow counter in mass or volume units.

After the four mounting screws (14) have been loosened the converter can be repositioned in 4 orientations to assure optimum readability.

Magnetic stick operation makes it possible to configure the converter and enter data without removing the housing cover.

Setting Parameters

Data can be entered in a number of different languages using the 3 buttons on the converter. The converter housing can be rotated in each direction by approx. 180°. There are four positions into which the display can be plugged to assure optimum readability. In the multiplex mode the flowrate in %, direct reading engineering units or as a bargraph, the totalizer values forward or reverse and the TAGNo. can be alternately displayed in addition to the display selections for the 1st and 2nd lines.

Data Protection

All data values are stored in an NVRAM for 10 years without supplementary power when the instrument is turned off or during a power outage. Additional process information safeguards are provided by a serial EEPROM in the converter which incorporates data up and download features.

Information:The instrument satisfies the NAMURRecommendations “EMCGuidelines for Manufacturers and Users of Electronic Instruments and Systems, Part 1”, 5/93 and EMCGuidelines 89/336/EWG (EN 500811, EN 500822), as well as the Low Voltage Guideline 73/23/EWG (EN 610101).

Information:The EMC and personnel contact protection is voided when the housing cover is removed.

Fig. 12: Converter FCM2000 Field Mount Housing, rectangular

τ

Magnet Stick

Fig. 14: Magnet Stick Operation

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Source Voltage

Load Allowable

Range

Fig. 15: Allowable Source Voltage as a Function of the Load Resistance at Imax = 22 mA

Current Output 1

Function: active 0/4–20 mA, selectable Load: 0 Ω ≤ RB ≤ 560 ΩTerminals: 31/32 Measurement uncertainty < 0.1 % of rate For output of mass flowrate, volume flowrate, density and temperature.Function user selectable in the software.

Current Output 2

Function: PassiveCurrent Output 4–20 mALoad: 0 Ω ≤ RB ≤ 600 ΩSource voltage: 12 V ≤ Us ≤ 30 VTerminals: 33/34Measurement uncertainty < 0.1 % of rateFor output of mass flowrate, volume flowrate, density and temperature.Function user selectable in the software.

Scaled Pulse Output

Scaled pulse output (max. 5 kHz) with a selectable pulse factor between 0.001 – 1000 pulses per selected engineering unit. The pulse width can be set from 0.1 to 2000 ms. The output is galvanically isolated from Current Output 1 and from Current Output 2.

Contact Output

The following functions can be assigned to the contact output in the software:System monitor: Normally open or normally closed contact Forward/reverse direction indication: closed for forward direction MaxMin alarm: Normally open or normally closed contact Terminals: 41, 42 “closed” 0 V ≤ UCEL ≤ 2 V

2 mA ≤ ICEL ≤ 220 mA“open” 16 V ≤ UCEH ≤ 30 V

0 mA ≤ ICEH ≤ 0.2 mA

Contact Input

The following functions can be assigned to the contact input in the software:Ext. Zero Return. When the meter tube empties the output signals can be turned off. Ext. Totalizer Reset. The internal totalizers can be reset from an external contact. Terminals: 81, 82 “ON” 16 V ≤ UKL ≤ 30 V “OFF” 0 V ≤ UKL ≤ 2 V Internal resistance: Ri = 2k

Current output 1

0 – 20 mA

Current output 2

4 – 20 mA

100 % 100 %100 % 100 %Flowrate Flowrate0 % 0 %

maxImaxI

minI

Reverse ReverseForward Forward

Current Current

Current Output (020 mA) Current Output (020 mA)

Design Passive ActiveTerminals 51, 52 51, 52Operating voltageOperating current

16 V ≤ UCEH ≤ 30 V DC0 V ≤ UCEL ≤ 2 V 0 mA ≤ ICEH ≤ 0.2 mA 2 mA ≤ ICEL ≤ 220 mA

16 V ≤ U ≤ 30 V DCLoad ≥ 150 Ohm fmax = 5 kHz

When using a mechanical counter pulse widths≥ 30 ms and fmax ≤ 3 Hz are recommended

fmax 5 kHz 5 kHzPulse width 0.1 ms–2000 ms 0.1 ms–2000 ms

Pulse >F

1.0000 kg

Ω

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Interconnection Examples for Peripherals, Standard

*RB ≥ UCEICE-----------

51

52

internal external

Scaled Pulse Output active

–

16 to 30 V+ Forward Reverse

51

52

internal external

Scaled Pulse Output passive, Optocoupler(standard for EEx)

–

16 to 30 V+

RB*Forward Reverse

+31

–32

internal external

Current Output 1 active

0/4–20 mA +33

34

internal external

Current Output 2 passive

4–20 mA

12 V to 30 V+ –

41

42

internal external

Contact output for System Monitor, Max.-Min.-Alarm,Empty Pipe or Forward/Reverse direction signalFunction software selectable

RB*U+

⊗ 81

82

internal external

Contact Input for External Totalizer Reset and External Zero ReturnFunction software selectable

–

16 to 30 V+

Ri

Ri = 2 kΩ

Fig. 16: Interconnections Examples for Peripherals

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Specifications: Converter (Standard)

HART®-ProtocolThe HART®Protocol provides for communication between a process control system, handheld terminal and a field instrument. If communication using the HART®Protocol is required, the serial data link option is not available. The digital communication utilizes an ac signal superimposed on Current Output 1 which does not affect any other instruments connected to the output. This feature is only available with the 4–20 mA current output option. Terminals: 31/32

Transmission Mode

FSKModulation on the 4–20 mA current output per Bell 202 Standard.

Baudrate

1200 Baud

Format

Logic 1: 1200 Hz; Logic 0: 2200 Hz

Cable

AWG 24 twisted

Max. Cable Length

1500 m

Max. Signal Amplitude

1.2 mApp

Current Output Load

Min. > 250 , max. < 560 Ex: Min. > 250 , max. < 300

4-20 mA

Rbmin = 250 Ohm

Bell 202Modem Box

HART

Fig. 17: Communication using HARTProtocol

Ω ΩΩ Ω

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Interconnection Diagram: Flowmeter Primary/Converter

91 85 86 87 88 89 9092

Converter

93 94 95 96

9195 96 93 9485 86 87 88 89 90 92SE

Flowmeter Primary

Connections• Install signal cable D173D146U01 in the connection areas of the converter (a) and

the flowmeter primary (b).• Prepare the signal cable in accordance with the information in the Operation

Manual.• The foil shield is electrically conductive on only one side and may not be connected

to SE.• Cabling per the Electrical Interconnection Diagrams Fig. 19: & Fig. 20:.

1) Shielded signal cable, ABB Part No. D173D146U01, 10 m included with shipment.

Ground

Ground

a

b

1)

ME21

MC21

Fig. 18: Interconnection Diagram, Flowmeter Primary/Converter

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Interconnection Diagram: Input and Output Signals, Supply Power

1) Supply Power High voltage 115 V AC to 230 V AC Terminals L, N, Low voltage 24 V AC/24 V DC Terminals: 1+, 2 Frequency 50 Hz to 60 Hz

2) Current Output 1, software selectable Function: active Terminals: 31, 32, 0/4–20 mA, (0 Ω ≤ RL ≤ 560 Ω)

3) Current Output 2, software selectable Function: passive Terminals: 33, 34, 4–20 mA, 0 ≤ RL ≤ 600 Source voltage: 12 ≤ Us ≤ 30 V

4.1) Pulse Output, passive Terminals: 51, 52 fmax: 5 kHz, pulse width 0.1 ms–2000 ms Setting range: 0.001–1000 pulses/unit„closed“ 0 V ≤ UCEL ≤ 2 V, 2 mA ≤ ICEL ≤ 220 mA „open“ 16 V ≤ UCEH ≤ 30 V, 0 mA ≤ ICEH ≤ 0.2 mA

4.2) Pulse Output active 16 V ≤ U ≤ 30 V DC Load ≥ 150 fmax = 5 kHz

5) Contact Output, passive Terminals: 41, 42 „closed“ 0 V ≤ UCEL ≤ 2 V, 2 mA ≤ ICEL ≤ 220 mA „open“ 16 V ≤ UCEH ≤ 30 V, 0 mA ≤ ICEH ≤ 0.2 mA

6) Contact Input, passive Terminals: 81, 82 „ON“ 16 V ≤ UKL ≤ 30 V „OFF“ 0 V ≤ UKL ≤ 2 V Ri = 2 k

Ω Ω

Ω

Ω

Connection AreaOutput signals, Supply power

Ground

ME21

MC21

Ground

1+ 2-

L N 31 32 33 34 51 52 41 42 81 82

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) Ground

MC23

1+2-

LN31 32 33 3451 52 41 4281 82

1)2) 3)4) 5)6) Ground

ME21

Ground

Ground

Connection AreaOutput signals, Supply power

MC23

Fig. 19: Interconnection Diagram

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Information:Within the ExArea the protection ground may not be connected.For measurement reasons, PA should be identical to the pipeline potential if possible. An additional ground connection to PE at the connection terminal is not to be made.

1) Supply PowerHigh voltage 85 V AC to 253 V AC Terminals L, N, PALow voltage 24 V AC / 24 V DC Terminals: 1+, 2Frequency 47 Hz to 60 Hz

2) Current Output 1, software selectableFunction: activeTerminals: 31, 32, 0/4–20 mA,(0 ≤ RL ≤ 300 )

3) Current Output 2, software selectableFunction: passiveTerminals: 33, 34, 4–20 mA, 0 ≤ RL ≤ 300 Source voltage: 12 ≤ Us ≤ 20 V

4) Pulse output, passiveTerminals: 51, 52fmax: 5 kHz, pulse width 0.1 ms–2000 msSetting range: 0.001–1000 pulses/unit

a) Connections to an intrinsically safe circuit with the following maximum values: Ui = 15 V, Ii = 30 mA, Pi = 115 mW, Ci = 2.4 nF, Li = 0.17 mH Ignition Protection Type: EEx ib IIC / IIB Preferred design is a NAMURConfiguration for connection to a Switch Amplifier per DIN 19234 or

b) Connections to a nonintrinsically safe circuit (Test voltage UT = 60 V) 0 V ≤ UCEL ≤ 2 V, 16 V ≤ UCEH ≤ 30 V 0 mA ≤ ICEH ≤ 0.2 mA, 2 mA ≤ ICEL ≤ 220 mA

Specifications Ex “ib“/Ex “e“ see Fig. 21:

Ω Ω

Ω Ω

5) Contact Output, passiveTerminals: 41, 42

a) Connection to an intrinsically safe circuit with the following maximum values: Ui = 15 V, Ii = 30 mA, Pi = 115 mW, Ci = 2.4 nF, Li = 0.17 mH Ignition Protection Type: EEx ib IIC / IIB Preferred design is a NAMURConfiguration for connection to a Switch Amplifier per DIN 19234 or

b) Connections to a nonintrinsically safe circuit (Test voltage UT = 60 V) 0 V ≤ UCEL ≤ 2 V, 16 V ≤ UCEH ≤ 30 V 0 mA ≤ ICEH ≤ 0.2 mA, 2 mA ≤ ICEL ≤ 220 mA

6) Contact Input, passiveTerminals: 81, 82„ON“ 16 V ≤ UKL ≤ 30 V „OFF“ 0 V ≤ UKL ≤ 2 V IIN ≤ 10 mA

Model MC27

1+ 2-

L N 31 32 33 34 51 52 41 42 81 82

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) PA

Connection Area “e”

PAPA

PA

Fig. 20: Interconnection Diagram ExDesign

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Information for the Safe Area in the Ex-Zone

• Care should be exercised to assure that the supply voltage connections are properly covered. The connection area may be opened for the intrinsically safe option.

• It is recommended that the proper cable connectors, included with the shipment, be used for the output circuits for the appropriate safety classification: Intrinsically safe: intrinsically safe → blue; nonintrinsically safe → black.

• The flowmeter primary and the converter housing are to be connected to the Potential Equalization. For intrinsically safe current outputs, Potential Equalization must exist along the entire circuit.

• If the flowmeter primary is to be insulated, the insulation thickness surrounding the flowmeter primary should not exceed 100 mm. The converter housing may not be insulated.

• The corrosion resistance of the meter tube material to the fluid being metered must be evaluated.

Information:It is essential that the temperature specifications in the EUType Examination certificate be observed.

31 32 Current output, active33 34 Current output, passive51 52 Pulse output, passive41 42 Contact output, passive81 82 Contact input, passive

L N 85 V - 252 V1+ 2 24 V AC/DC

Current Output Circuit

Voltage Supply

Pressure Tight Area „d“

Connection AreaConverterFlowmeter Primary

„ib“

„e“

PA

T

CoriolisF„m“

PA PA

• Ignition Protection Type II 1/2G EEx emd [ib] IIC T6 for meter sizes ≥ DN 50 [2”] II 2G EEx emd [ib] IIC T6 for meter sizes ≤ DN 40 [11/2”] TÜV 99 ATEX 1443X

• Ambient temperature 20 °C to +60 °C• The Temperature Class as a function of the ambient and fluid

temperatures may be found in the EUType Examination Certificate.

• The supply voltage specifications for the converter are listed on the instrument tag.

• The Ignition Protection Type of the converter outputs is determined by the external circuits connected to them and can be defined as “intrinsically safe” or “nonintrinsically safe”. A combination of “intrinsically safe” and “nonintrinsically safe” is not permissible. The test voltage specification for the current output circuits for both Ignition Protection Types is UT = 60 V.

• The safety relevant specifications for intrinsically safe circuits are listed in the EUType Examination Certificate.

InsulationThe pipeline and the flowmeter primary insulation should be installed as shown. The max. insulation thickness at the flowmeter primary is 100 mm.

max

. 100

Fig. 21:

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Safety Specifications for the In- and Outputs

Special Requirements:The output circuits are designed to be connected to either intrinsically safe or nonintrinsically safe circuits. A combination of intrinsically safe and nonintrinsically safe circuits is not permissible. For intrinsically safe current outputs Potential Equalization must exist along the entire circuit. The test voltage for nonintrinsically safe circuits is UT = 60 V.

The contact output and pulse output can be configured internally (Terminals 41/42, 51/52) as NAMURContacts for connection to a NAMURAmplifier.

The meters are shipped with the black cable connectors installed. If the signal outputs are connected to intrinsically safe circuits, it is recommended that the light blue cable connectors included with the shipment be installed for the corresponding cable entries.

Current Output Intrinsically Safe EEx ib IIC/IIB Non-intrinsically safeUT = 60 V

Current output activeTerminals 31/32

UO = 20 V UT = 30 VIT = 30 mAIO PO EEx ib IIC EEx ib IIB

[mA] [mW] CO [nF] LO [mH] CO [nF] LO [mH]100 500 217 3.8 1400 14.8

Curve: linearInternal capacitance CI = 2.4 nF, internal inductance LI = 0.17 mHOnly for connection to a passive, intrinsically safe circuit or intrinsically safe circuits with the following maximum values: UI = 60 VTerminal 32 is to be connected to PA.

Current outputpassiveTerminals 33/34

UI = 30 VII = 100 mA

CI = 2.4 nFLI = 0.17 mH

UT = 30 VIT = 30 mA

Terminal 34 is connected to PA.Contact outputTerminals 41/42Pulse outputTerminals 51/52

UI = 15 VII = 30 mAPI = 115 mW

CI = 2.4 nFLI = 0.17 mH

UT = 30 VIT = 220 mA

Contact inputpassiveTerminals 81/82

UI = 30 VII = 250 mAPI = 1.1 W

CI = 2.4 nFLI = 0.17 mH

UT = 30 VIT = 10 mA

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Dimensions Compact Design, Flanged Construction „D“ to „F“, DIN/ASME

F

G

B

80

200

134

L 5

A

Process Conn’s L5 Weightca. kgMeter Size

DN Size) InchA F B G

(MC23)G

(MC27)DN DIN 2635

(PN 40)ASME CL

150ISO PN 20

ASME CL 300

ISO PN 5015 („D“) 1/2 76 93 45 443 467 10 653 12

15 [1/2”] 578 593 603 1220 [3/4”] 683 703 713 14

20 („E“) 3/4 89 127 66 470 494 15 [1/2”] 693 708 718 1620 [3/4”] 598 618 628 1625 [1”] 698 728 738 17

25 („F“) 1 89 127 66 470 494 20 [3/4”] 758 778 788 1725 [1”] 658 688 698 17

40 [11/2”] 808 838 855 20

Flanges DIN 2635 ASME B16.5 ISO 7005

Flow Direction

MC23/MC27

ISO Projection Method EAll dim´s in mm

Fig. 22: Dimensions Compact Design, Flanged Construction „D“ to „F“, DIN/ASME

19


Dimensions, Remote Design, Flanged Construction „D“ to „F“, DIN/ASME

80

L 5B

F

G

80

AFlangeDIN 2635ASME B16.5ISO 7005

L5Meter Size

DN Size) InchProcess Conn’s DIN 2635

PN 40ASMECL 150

ASMECL 300

G F B A Weight[kg]

15 „D“ 1/2

DN 10 653 11DN 15 [1/2“] 578 593 603 331 93 45 76 11DN 20 [3/4“] 683 703 713 13

20 „E“ 3/4

DN 15 [1/2“] 693 708 718 15DN 20 [3/4“] 598 618 628 358 127 66 89 15DN 25 [1“] 698 728 738 16

25 „F“ 1

DN 20 [3/4“] 758 778 788 16DN 25 [1“] 658 688 698 358 127 66 89 16DN 40 [11/2“] 808 838 855 19

∅

MC21

Flow Direction


Fig. 23: Dimensions, Remote Design, Flanged Construction „D“ to „F“, DIN/ASME

20


Dimensions, Compact Design, Flanged Construction „G“ to „L“, DIN/ASME

Process Conn’s L 5 Weightca. kgMeter Size

DN Size) InchA F B G

(MC23)G

(MC27)DN DIN 2633

(PN 16)DIN 2635(PN 40)

ASME CL150

ISO PN 20

ASME CL300

ISO PN 5040 („G“) 112/ 90 129 64 486 511 25 [1”] 879 910 922 21

40 [11/2”] 780 810 825 2350 [2”] 940 970 980 24

50 („H“) 2 110 148 80 515 540 40 [11/2”] 1045 1075 1090 3350 [2”] 940 970 980 35

65 [21/2”] 1100 1218 1228 3965 („I“) 21/2 130 164 97 541 566 50 [2”] 1220 1250 1260 44

65 [21/2”] 1100 1218 1228 4980 [3”] 1220 1240 1260 51

80 („J“) 3 140 186 108 568 593 65 [21/2”] 1330 1365 1375 5780 [3”] 1220 1240 1260 59

100 [4”] 1450 1480 1500 1520 70100 („K“) 4 170 215 131 612 637 80 [3”] 1640 1660 1680 85

100 [4”] 1450 1480 1500 1520 92150 („L“) 6 250 285 190 725 750 150 [6”] 2000 2040 2070 2090 191

L 5

A

F

G

80

200

B

134

Flanges DIN 2635 ASME B16.5 ISO 7005

Flow Direction

MC23/MC27


Fig. 24: Dimensions, Compact Design, Flanged Construction „G“ to „L“, DIN/ASME

21


Dimensions, Remote Design, Flanged Construction „G“ to „L“, DIN/ASME

L 5B

80 80

G

F

A FlangeDIN 2633DIN 2635ASME B16.5ISO 7005

L 5Meter Size

DN Size) InchProcess Conn’s DIN 2633

PN 16DIN 2635

PN 40ASMECL 150

ASMECL 300

G F B A Weight kg]

DN 25 [1“] 879 910 922 2040 „G“ 1-1/2 DN 40 [11/2“] 780 810 825 374 129 64 90 22

DN 50 [2“] 940 970 980 23DN 40 [11/2“] 1045 1075 1090 32

50 „H“ 2 DN 50 [2“] 940 970 980 403 148 80 110 34DN 65 [21/2“] 1100 1218 1228 38

65 „I“ 2-1/2 DN 50 [2“] 1220 1250 1260429 164 97 130

43DN 65 [21/2“] 1100 1218 1228 48DN 80 [3“] 1220 1240 1260 50

80 „J“ 3 DN 65 [21/2“] 1330 1365 1375 456 186 108 140 56DN 80 [3“] 1220 1240 1260 58DN 100 [4“] 1450 1480 1500 1520 69

100 „K“ 4 DN 80 [3“] 1640 1660 1680 500 215 131 170 84DN 100 [4“] 1450 1480 1500 1520 91

150 „L“ 6 DN 150 [6“] 2000 2040 2070 2090 613 285 190 250 190

MC21

Flow Direction


Fig. 25: Dimensions, Remote Design, Flanged Construction „G“ to „L“, DIN/ASME

22


Dimensions, Compact Design, Food Industry Fitting „D“ to „F“, DIN 11851

134

F

G

80200

B

A

L 5

Process Conn’s L 5 Weightca. kgDN (Size) A F B G

(MC23)G

(MC27)DN DIN 11851

15 („D“)[1/2”]

76 93 45 443 467 10 638 1015 55920 668

20 („E“)[3/4”]

89 127 66 470 494 15 672 1420 58325 683

25 („F“)[1”]

89 127 66 470 494 20 743 1525 64340 786

Threaded Stubs instrument side

Flow Direction

MC23/MC27

Food Ind. Fitting DIN 11851


Fig. 26: Dimensions, Compact Design, Food Industry Fitting „D“ to „F“, DIN 11851

23


Dimensions, Remote Design, Food Industry Fitting „D“ to „F“, DIN 11851

DN (Size) Process Conn’s L 5 g G F B A R Weight[kg]

DN 10 Rd 28 x 1/8 638 4 13815 („D“) DN 15 / [1/2“] Rd 34 x 1/8 559 4 331 93 45 76 98 9

[1/2”] DN 20 / [3/4“] Rd 44 x 1/6 668 6 148DN 15 / [1/2“] Rd 34 x 1/8 672 4 152

20 („E“) DN 20 / [3/4“] Rd 44 x 1/6 583 6 358 127 66 89 102 13[3/4”] DN 25 / [1“] Rd 52 x 1/6 683 7 152

DN 20 / [3/4“] Rd 44 x 1/6 743 6 16225 („F“) DN 25 / [1“ Rd 52 x 1/6 643 7 358 127 66 89 112 14

[1”] DN 40 / [11/2“] Rd 65 x 1/6 786 7 185

∅

L 5

R

g

80

B

80

G

F

A

Threaded Stubs

Flow Direction

Food Industry Fitting DIN 11851

Threaded Stubs

MC21


Fig. 27: Dimensions, Remote Design, Food Industry Fitting „D“ to „F“, DIN 11851

24


Dimensions, Compact Design, Food Industry Fitting „G“ to „K“, DIN 11851

134

F

G

80

200

R

B L 5L

g

Threaded Stubs

Threaded Stubs

Food Industry Fitting DIN 11851

Flow Direction

MC23/MC27

Process Conn’s Weightca. kgDN (Size) A F B G

(MC23)G

(MC27)DN L 5 g M R

40 („G“)[11/2”]

90 129 64 486 511 25 [1”] 864 7 Rd 52 x 1/6 218 2140 [11/21/2”] 761 7 Rd 65 x 1/6 164 23

50 [2”] 918 7 Rd 78 x 1/6 241 2450 („H“)

[2”]110 148 80 515 540 40 [11/2”] 1025 7 Rd 65 x 1/6 233 33

50 [2”] 918 7 Rd 78 x 1/6 177 3565 [21/2”] 1081 8 Rd 95 x 1/6 254 39

65 („I“)[21/2”]

130 164 97 541 566 50 [2”] 1197 7 Rd 78 x 1/6 291 4465 [21/2”] 1081 8 Rd 95 x 1/6 227 48

80 [3”] 1200 8 Rd 110 x 1/4 281 5180 („J“)

[3”]140 186 108 568 593 65 [21/2”] 1310 8 Rd 95 x 1/6 319 57

80 [3”] 1200 8 Rd 110 x 1/4 258 59100 [4”] 1463 10 Rd 130 x 1/4 381 70

100 („K“)[4”]

170 215 131 612 637 80 [3”] 1618 8 Rd 110 x 1/4 401 85100 [4”] 1463 10 Rd 130 x 1/4 314 92


Fig. 28: Dimensions, Compact Design, Food Industry Fitting „G“ to „K“, DIN 11851

25


Dimensions, Remote Design, Food Industry Fitting „G“ to „K“, DIN 11851

R

L

g

80

B

80

G

F

L 5

A

Threaded Stubs

Fodd Industry Fitting DIN 11851

Threaded Stubs

Flow Direction

Meter Size DN („Size“)Inch

Process Conn’s L 5 g G F B A R Weight[kg]

DN 25 / [1“] Rd 52 x 1/6 864 7 218 1640 („G“) 1-1/2 DN 40 / [11/2“] Rd 65 x 1/6 761 7 374 129 64 90 164 18

DN 50 / [2“] Rd 78 x 1/6 918 7 241 19DN 40 / [11/2“] Rd 65 x 1/6 1025 7 233 28

50 („H“) 2 DN 50 / [2“] Rd 78 x 1/6 918 7 403 148 80 110 177 30DN 65 / [21/2“] Rd 95 x 1/6 1081 8 254 34DN 50 / [2“] Rd 78 x 1/6 1197 7 291 40

65 („I“) 2-1/2 DN 65 / [21/2“] Rd 95 x 1/6 1081 8 429 164 97 130 227 44DN 80 / [3“] Rd 110 x 1/4 1200 8 281 47DN 65 / [21/2“] Rd 95 x 1/6 1310 8 319 54

80 („J“) 3 DN 80 / [3“] Rd 110 x 1/4 1200 8 456 186 108 140 258 56DN 100 / [4“] Rd 130 x 1/4 1463 10 381 60

100 („K“) 4 DN 80 / [3“] Rd 110 x 1/4 1618 8 500 215 131 170 401 82DN 100 / [4“] Rd 130 x 1/4 1463 10 314 86

MC21


Fig. 29: Dimensions, Remote Design, Food Industry Fitting „G“ to „K“, DIN 11851

26


Dimensions, Compact Design, Tri-Clamp DIN 32676 „D“ to „F“

L 5

G

F

B

80R

200

A

Flow Direction

MC23/MC27

Process Conn’s Weightca. kgMeter Size

DN (Size) InchA F B G

(MC23)G

(MC27)DN L 5 R

15 („D“) 1/2 76 93 45 443 467 10 626 133 1015 543 9120 646 143

20 („E“) 3/4 89 127 66 470 494 15 656 140 1420 561 9225 661 142

25 („F“) 1 89 127 66 470 494 20 721 152 1525 621 10240 773 180


Fig. 30: Dimensions, Compact Design, TriClamp DIN 32676 „D“ to „F“

27


Dimensions, Remote Design, Tri-Clamp DIN 32676 „D“ to „F“

L 5

R

G

F

80

B

80

A

Flow Direction

Meter Size DN (Size) Inch

Process Conn’s L 5 G F B A R Weight[kg]

DN 10 626 13315 („D“) 1/2 DN 15 DIN 32676 543 331 93 45 76 91 9

DN 20 646 143DN 15 656 140

20 („E“) 3/4 DN 20 DIN 32676 561 358 127 66 89 92 12DN 25 661 142DN 20 721 152

25 („F“) 1 DN 25 DIN 32676 621 358 127 66 89 102 13DN 40 773 180

∅

MC21


Fig. 31: Dimensions, Remote Design, TriClamp DIN 32676 „D“ to „F“

28


Dimensions, Compact Design, Tri-Clamp DIN 32676 „G“ to „K“

L 5

G

F

B

80

R

200

A

Flow Direction

MC23/MC27

Process Conn’s Weightca. kgMeter Size

DN (Size) InchA F B G

(MC23)G

(MC27)DN L 5 R

40 („G“) 11/2 90 129 64 486 51125 [1”] 842 242 17

40 [11/2”] 748 195 1750 [2”] 913 278 18

50 („H“) 2 110 148 80 515 54040 [11/2”] 1012 275 27

50 [2”] 913 225 2665 [21/2”] 1073 305 27

65 „I“) 21/2 130 164 97 541 56650 [2”] 1192 335 36

65 [21/2”] 1073 275 3780 [3”] 1180 328 38

80 („J“) 3 140 186 108 568 59365 [21/2”] 1302 378 45

80 [3”] 1180 296 44100 [4”] 1448 430 46

100 („K“) 4 170 215 131 612 63780 [3”] 1598 440 71

100 [4”] 1448 365 69


Fig. 32: Dimensions, Compact Design, TriClamp DIN 32676 „G“ to „K“

29


Dimensions, Remote Design, Tri-Clamp DIN 32676 „G“ to „K“

B

R

G

F

L 5

8080

A

Flow Direction

Meter Size DN (Size) Inch

Process Conn’s L 5± 3

G F B A R Weight[kg]

DN 25 [1“] 842 242 1740 („G“) 1-1/2 DN 40 [11/2“] 748 374 129 64 90 195 17

DN 50 [2“] 913 278 18DN 40 [11/2“] 1012 275 27

50 („H“) 2 DN 50 [2“] 913 403 148 80 110 225 26DN 65 [21/2“] 1073 305 27DN 50 [2“] 1192 335 36

65 „I“ 2-1/2 DN 65 [21/2“] 1073 429 164 97 130 275 37DN 80 [3“] 1180 328 38DN 65 [21/2“] 1302 378 45

80 („J“) 3 DN 80 [3“] 1180 456 186 108 140 296 44DN 100 [4“] 1448 430 46

100 („K“) 4) DN 80 [3“] 1598 500 215 131 170 440 71DN 100 [4“] 1448 365 69

MC21


Fig. 33: Dimensions, Remote Design, TriClamp DIN 32676 „G“ to „K“

30


Dimensions, Converter Field Mount Housing, Rectangular

Min

.175

min. 62

265

198

10

14.5

132

66

139.7

38

83.5

167

249

7

Field Mount Housing with Window

Cable Connectors M20 x 1.5 Mounting Dimensions

1) Mounting holes for pipe mounting kit for a 2“pipe mount Mounting kit upon request


Fig. 34: Dimensions, Converter Field Mount Housing, Rectangular

31


Ordering Information: MC21 Remote Design/MC 23, MC27 Compact Design

1) in preparation*) beginning 4th Qtr. 2003

Ordering Number MC2Design (Flowmeter Primary/Converter)Remote design, with converter ME21Compact designEx, Compact design

137

Certifications, ConnectorsNone, connectors M20 x 1.5CENELECApproval, connectors M20 x 1.5

AB

Material CertificatesNoneInspection Certificate EN 10204–3.1.BMaterial Traceability, per EN 10204–3.1.B and Pressure Test per AD2000Pressure Test per AD2000

1234

Meter Tube MaterialStn. stl. 1.4571/316Ti1.4435/316L (EHEDG only with process connections DIN 11851/TriClamp)*Hastelloy C4 2.4610

134

Flow Ranges [kg/min] Size DN nom. Inch nom.Nom. flow range max. Flow Range0– 45 0– 60 „D“ DN 15 1/20– 75 0– 100 „E“ DN 20 3/40– 125 0– 160 „F“ DN 25 10– 365 0– 475 „G“ DN 40 11/20– 710 0– 920 „H“ DN 50 20–1450 0– 1890 „I“ DN 65 21/20–1890 0– 2460 „J“ DN 80 30–3200 0– 4160 „K“ DN 100 40–8500 0–11000 „L“ DN 150 6

DEFGHIJKL

Process Connection Sizes (for available combination see Dimensions)DN 10 1/2”DN 15 1/2”DN 20 3/4”DN 25 1”DN 40 11/2”DN 65 2”DN 65 21/2”DN 80 3”DN 100 4”DN 150 6”

10152025405065801H1F

Process Connection Types (for available combination see Dimensions)Flanged DIN PN 16Flanged DIN PN 40Flanged DIN PN 1001) (to DN 80 [3”])Flanged ASME CL 150Flanged ASME CL 300Flanged ASME CL 6001) (to DN 80 [3”])TriClampFood Industry fitting DIN 11851

DFHPQRUV

Housing (Flowmeter Primary)StandardAs secondary containment

12

Heating/CoolingNone 1Calibration Flowrate, forward ±0.40 % of rate /Density (±5 g/l) Flowrate, forward ±0.25 % of rate /Density (±5 g/l) Flowrate, forward ±0.15 % of rate /Density (±5 g/l) Flowrate, forward ±0.40 % of rate /Density (±1 g/l) Flowrate, forward ±0.25 % of rate /Density (±1 g/l) Flowrate, forward ±0.15 % of rate /Density (±1 g/l) Flowrate, forward/reverse ±0.40 % of rate /Density (±5 g/l) Flowrate, forward/reverse ±0.25 % of rate /Density (±5 g/l) Flowrate, forward/reverse ±0.15 % of rate /Density (±5 g/l) Flowrate, forward/reverse ±0.40 % of rate /Density (±1 g/l) Flowrate, forward/reverse ±0.25 % of rate /Density (±1 g/l) Flowrate, forward/reverse ±0.15 % of rate /Density (±1 g/l)

ABCDEFGHIJKL

Instrument Tag/DocumentationGermanEnglish

GE

Design LevelSpecified by ABB A

32


1) in preparation

The Ignition Protection Type „i“ or „e“ is user selectable.

Ordering Information: ME2 Converter for Remote Design

1) in preparation

Ordering Number MC2End of the Ordering Number for the remote design (MC21). For the remote design, specify converter in “Ordering Information: ME2 Converter for Remote Design“ below.Continue for compact designOperating Mode/Software VersionStandard software (mass and density measurements) AOutputs (in addition to current output 1 (active), contact output (passive) and contact input (passive)Current output 2 (passive), Pulse output (active) [Ex not available]Current output 2(passive), Pulse output (passive)

AB

CommunicationNoneHARTProtocol

01

Supply PowerHigh voltage 115 V AC to 230 V ACLow voltage 24 V AC/24 V DC

GK

Ordering Number ME2Design (Converter)Remote design, in conjunction with converter MC21 1CertificationsStandardEx, CENELEC 1) (ambient temperature range 20 °C to +60 °C)

AB

HousingField mount housing, round, connectors M20 x 1.5Field mount housing, rectangular, connectors M20 x 1.51)

13

Operating Mode/ Software VersionStandard software (mass and density measurements) AOutputs (in addition to current output 1(active), contact output (passive) and contact input (passive)Current output 2 (passive), Pulse output (active) [Ex not available]Current output 2(passive), Pulse output (passive)

AB

CommunicationNoneHARTProtocol

01

Supply PowerHigh voltage 115 V AC to 230 V ACLow voltage 24 V AC/24 V DC

GK

Instrument TagGermanEnglish

GE

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Questionnaire: Coriolis Mass Flowmeter FCM2000

Customer: Date:

Mr./Mrs./Ms.: Department:

Telephone: Telefax:

Fluid:Liquid component: Gas component:

Flowrate:(Min, Max, Operating)

kg/h

Density:(Min, Max, Operating)

kg/m3

Dyn. Viscosity:(Min, Max, Operating)

mPas / cP

Fluid Temperature:(Min, Max, Operating)

Ambient Temperature:

°C

°CPressure:(Min, Max, Operating)

bar

Flow: Steady PulsatingBatch Operation: Yes NoConcentration Calculations: Yes NoConverter Design: Compact RemoteEx-Protection: Yes NoSupply Power: High voltage: Low voltage:

115 V AC to 230 V AC 24 V AC/24 V DCElectrical Outputs: Communication:

Current output 1: 0/4–20 mA Current output 2: 0/4–20 mA Pulse output, active HART Pulse output, passive

Additional Specifications:Pipeline diameter . . . . . . . . .mm . . . . . . . . inchProcess connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

34


35

D18

4S06

8U02

Rev

03

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