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Advantec Single Probe Detector
Revision:
03
Document No.:
48008-MA-001 Pages:
1 of 11
Document Title:
User Manual and Installation Procedure
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................................... 3
2 REFERENCES ............................................................................................................ 3
3 PURPOSE AND SCOPE............................................................................................. 4
4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................... 4
5 INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................... 5 5.1 MECHANICAL .......................................................................................................................................... 5 5.2 ELECTRICAL ........................................................................................................................................... 5 5.3 ELECTRICAL IN Ex ZONE ...................................................................................................................... 6
6 OPERATION ............................................................................................................... 7 6.1 4 – 20mA OPERATION ............................................................................................................................ 7 6.2 RS485 OPERATION ............................................................................................................................... 7
7 CALIBRATION ............................................................................................................ 8
8 MARKING ................................................................................................................... 9
9 CONNECTION TO BARRIER ................................................................................... 10
10 MECHANICAL DRAWING ........................................................................................ 11
1 ABBREVIATIONS
SeCap™ Technology
SPD Single Probe Detector
2 REFERENCES
Ref Doc. Number Adv Doc. Number Description
1. - - Installation manual for Swagelok. 2. 11ATEX1170X 48008 – VB - 001 ATEX certificate
3. 48008 – XT - 012 48008 – XT - 012 Wiring diagram Barrier to Single Probe detector
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3 PURPOSE AND SCOPE
The purpose of this document is to enable users to install and use the Single Probe Detector.
4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Special Conditions for safe use
Ambient temperature of the sensor shall and the process media in contact with the sensor shall not exceed 85oC.
All circuits shall be supplied using isolator safety barriers providing galvanic separation from the supply circuits.
Technology: SeCap™
Mechanical interface: Mounted with Swagelok
Dimensions: Length: 350mm
Tube diameter: 32mm
Max. width: 100mm
Pressure range: 1 – 100 bar (Dependent on pipe spec.)
Temperature range:
Operating: 0 - + 85°C
Storage: -40 - + 85°C
Power Supply: 24V DC from Ex Barrier
Power Consumption: < 1W
Interfaces: 4 – 20mA and RS485
Accuracy: *
± 0.1% 0 – 50% Water in oil, (Oil continuous phase)
± 0.3% above 50% Oil in water (Water continuous phase)
Sensitivity: ** ± 0.015%
Factory calibrated: Gas = 0%
Salt water = 100%
Media (Crude) = Light oil value
All values may be recalibrated by operator
Hazardous area: Ex zone 0, Ex ia IIB T4 and Ex ia
Class 1, Division 1 Groups C, D certified.
Certificate no.: Nemko 11ATEX1170X
* The measurement accuracy of the Single Probe Detector is dependent upon many process variables. The value above
represents nominal water cut measurement for an installed sensor under consistent conditions for optimal water cut
readings.
** The measurement sensitivity of the Single Probe Detector is dependent upon the selected Water Cut range during
operation.
5 INSTALLATION
5.1 MECHANICAL
The Single Probe Detector shall be mounted with a Swagelok, Ø32 SS 2000-1-20-BT.
For mounting instructions see an installation manual for Swagelok (not included).
5.2 ELECTRICAL
The Detector shall be connected to a 6 wide screw terminal, J3, in the terminal box located on the top
of the detector.
Power: + 24V DC* J3.4
0V J3.1
4 - 20mA: + 12 – 24V DC J3.2
Return J3.3
RS485: A (+) J3.5
B (-) J3.6
*)
If the SPD is used in zones that not need isolators, the voltage should be 12V. If higher voltage is used,
a serial resistor dropping the voltage to approx. 12V at 40 to 50mA should be installed.
5.3 ELECTRICAL IN Ex ZONE
If mounted in an Ex hazardous area the Single Probe Detector must be connected through
Ex isolation barrier.
The SPD is certified in accordance with:
EN 60079 – 0: 2009 and EN 60079 – 11: 2007
Ex Code: Ex ia llB T4 Ta: -40 - +85C
For connection through barrier, see schematic in chapter 9.
The barriers shall comply with the hereunder specifications.
Power supply, terminals number 4(+) & 1
Maximum input voltage. Ui: 25,9V
Maximum input. Ii: 184mA
Maximum input. Pi: 1,2W
Maximum internal capacitance. Ci: Negligible
Maximum internal inductance. Li: Negligible
RS485, Terminals number: 5(+) & 6.
A diode safety barrier with galvanic isolation and the safety parameters following apply.
Maximum input voltage. Ui: 3,7V
Maximum input current. Ii: 225mA
Maximum input power. Pi: 206mW
Maximum internal capacitance. Ci: Negligible
Maximum internal inductance. Li: Negligible
4-20mA, Terminals number: 2(+) & 3
A diode safety barrier with galvanic isolation and the safety parameters following apply.
Maximum input voltage. Ui: 28V
Maximum input current. Ii: 93mA
Maximum input power. Pi: 0,66W
Maximum internal capacitance. Ci: Negligible
Maximum internal inductance. Li: Negligible
The circuits are directly bounded to ground and will not withstand the 500v isolation test.
ON
1 2
6 OPERATION
6.1 4 – 20mA OPERATION
When installed, the Single Probe Detector will not need any operator actions. It will give a 4 – 20mA signal according to measured water cut. The Single probe detector offers a possibility to select measuring area. A switch, S3, on the board located in the terminal box may be set to select between four different full scale measuring areas.(see figure 1).
Figure 1: S3 shown OFF OFF
S3 must be in position ON ON (0 – 100%.) during calibration.
6.2 RS485 OPERATION (this feature can be provided upon request)
The SPD may be connected to a PC based system through the RS485 interface. This system provides
logging, calibration and other maintenance services. In addition it can translate SPD data to other
protocols such as Modbus.
S3.1 S3.2 WC-RANGE FULL SCALE
OFF OFF 0-5%
ON OFF 0-25%
OFF ON 0-50%
ON ON 0-100%
ON
1 2 3 4
7 CALIBRATION
The Single Probe Detector is factory calibrated to give 0% for Gas and 100% for salt water,
Crude calibration is set to a standard value light oil.
The Single Probe detector provides a built in system allowing recalibrating of these values.
To recalibrate the SPD a switch, S2, on the board located in the terminal box must be set according to
which type of calibration is to be performed (see figure 2).
Having set switch S2 according to the table, do continue the following procedure:
1. Make sure to set switch S3: S3.1=ON and S3.2= ON (0 – 100% full scale).
2. Expose the probe to water, gas or crude. Set S2 accordingly.
3. Push and release the Reset button, S1.
4. Wait 5 seconds.
5. Resume normal operation by setting switch S2: S2.1 = OFF and S2.2 = OFF
6. Push and release the Reset button, S1.
Figure 2: S2 shown OFF OFF OFF OFF
Set switch 2.1 and 2.2 to position OFF,OFF after calibration.
S2.1 S2.2 OPERATION
OFF OFF Normal Operation
OFF ON Gas Calibration
ON OFF Crude Calibration
ON ON Water Calibration
S2.4 RS485 TERMINATION RESISTOR
ON Connected
OFF Disconnected
8 MARKING
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