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854 ATG Servo Level Gauge
Kelvin Khoo
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854 Series Servo gauge854 Series Servo gauge
TERMINAL COMP.
ELECTRONICCOMPARTMENTDRUM
HOUSING
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Archimedes Principle
• (Ark-i'-meed-eez).
• The basic idea is that the Displacer in a liquid produces an upward force equal to the weight of the displaced product. (Archimedes Principle).
• Weight = Displacer Weight• Buoyancy = Immersed Volume *Liquid Density• Apparent Weight = Weight – Buoyancy
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How is Archimedes• Archimedes (c.287 - c.212 BC)• c.250 Archimedes, Greek scholarly. • Archimedes was born in Syracuse on the eastern coast of Sicily and
educated in Alexandria in Egypt. He then returned to Syracuse, where he spent most of the rest of his life, devoting his time to research and experimentation in many fields.
• In mechanics he defined the principle of the lever and is credited with inventing the compound pulley and the hydraulic screw for raising water from a lower to higher level.
• He is most famous for discovering the law of hydrostatics, sometimes known as 'Archimedes' principle', stating that a body immersed in fluid loses weight equal to the weight of the amount of fluid itdisplaces. Archimedes is supposed to have made this discovery when stepping into his bath.
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854 Series Servo gaugesPrinciple of measurement
854 Series Servo gaugesPrinciple of measurement
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854 Series Servo gauges Modular design
854 Series Servo gauges Modular design
Terminal compartment
DrumHousing
Electronics
XPUSPUOptionPower
F
W
B
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Equilibrium Condition
• Equilibrium Condition– The weight of the partly immersed displacer balances with the weight
programmed to be measured by the Force Transducer (FT).• Liquid Level Moving Downward
– FT experience increasing weight– Upward force no longer acting on Displacer– FT communicate with Servo Controller– Servo Controller lower Displacer– Servo Controller stop until Apparent weight equals the programmed
weight• Liquid Level Moving Upward
– Reversed the “Moving Downward” process
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Equilibrium Condition
Buoyancy Largest = AscendForce Balance = HoverWeight Largest = Sink
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854 Series Servo gauges Drum Compartment
854 Series Servo gauges Drum Compartment
carbon-PTFEbearings
drum, engraved:- drum circumference- production number- serial number
O-ringsealing
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854 Series Servo gaugesMeasuring specifications
854 Series Servo gaugesMeasuring specifications
• Level accuracy < 0.4 mm• Level repeatability < 0.1 mm• Interface accuracy < 2 mm• Density accuracy < 3 kg/m3 *
• Temperature accuracy < 0.1 °C *
* Optional
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854 Series Servo gauges Available Models (1)
854 Series Servo gauges Available Models (1)
• Sealing facilities for Weights & Measures• Digital Pressure transmitters interface
for Honeywell / HART protocol• Temperature interface (average & spot)• Pressure versions
Medium pressure, High pressure• Drum compartment material
- stainless steel or aluminium• Safety approvals
FM, CSA, SAA, ATEX
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854 Series Servo gauges Available Models (2)
854 Series Servo gauges Available Models (2)
• Measuring range27 m., 37m., 35m. with 150 m. total wire lenght
• Wire materialSS-316, Hasteloy C22, Tantalum, Invar
• Mains supply110/130/220/240 V, optional 65 V
• Density measurement• Alarm contacts (2 * SPDT)
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854 Series Servo gauges Features and benefits
854 Series Servo gauges Features and benefits
Features• wire weight compensation
• hydrostatic tank deformation compensation
• adjustable balance setpoint
• servo density
• modular design with optional boards• full galvanic isolation• programmable via PET and PC
Benefits• smaller level error,smaller displacer
diameter• improved accuracy without standpipe• water interface and product level with
one displacer• average density and density profiling• easy upgradable, low spare parts
costs• unsurpased lightning protection• easy setup, maintenance and repair
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854 Series Servo gauges Conclusions
854 Series Servo gauges Conclusions
• One instrument for:- Level- (Average) Temperature- Interfaces- Density- Level alarms
• Easy installation• Low cost of ownership• Attractive price• Easy to upgrade
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Lightning ProtectionLightning Protection
field side L or R
GDT MOV TZ
suppression
INCORRECT CORRECT
Instrument side field side Instrument side
Diversion
854 ATG General hardware854 ATG General hardware
terminal compartment
electronic compartment
drum compartment
measuring wire
displacer
854 ATGPrinciple block diagram854 ATGPrinciple block diagram
drum motorD U
motorcontrol
weightmeas.
control electr.
forcetrans-ducer
apparent weight
854 ATGServo hardware854 ATGServo hardware
Displacer produces via drum torque on drumshaft
Motor unit fixed on drumshaft
Motor unit applies force to force transducer
Force transducer converts force into frequency
SPU (Servo Processing Unit) receives frequency from force transducer and controls displacer position via motor unit
drum
motor unit drum shaftforce
transducer
transport lock
854 ATGStandard displacers854 ATGStandard displacers
Weight [DW](grams) 223 ± 3 223 ± 3 223 ± 3
Diameter(mm) 45 90 110
Area [DA](cm²) 16 64 95
Volume [DV](cm³) 100 ± 5 100 ± 5 100 ± 5
Material Carbon-PTFE Carbon-PTFE Carbon-PTFEImmersion depth
(at ρ = 0.8 gr/cm³)(mm)
12 ± 2 3 ± 1 2 ± 0.5
depending on application, a
range of displacers is
available, regarding
material, size and
construction
854 ATGMeasuring wire854 ATGMeasuring wire
Material– standard stainless steel– optionally Hasteloy, Tantalum or Invar
Typical– Wire Weight [WW] 0.25 gr/m– diameter 0.2 mm
Important: keep wire free of kinks
Use lug at wire end to attach displacer
Secure and ground displacer
New wire on drum– apply wire with sufficient tension
854 ATGDisplacer attachment854 ATGDisplacer attachment
measuring wire from drumadditional piece (approx. 0.5 m)lugdisplacer
2 or 3 x ≥ 5 x
854 ATGDrum854 ATGDrum
Drum with precise groovesTypical:– drum circumference [DC] engraved on
drum (0,335...0,340 m)– drum error ≤ ± 0.7 mm (calibration report in
instrument packing)– mechanically balanced (≤ 5 mg)– range 27 m (optionally 37 m or higher)– axial travel
– 27 m → 1.5 mm/m– 37 m → 1.0 mm/m
Transport of instrument with drum separatedCheck drum circumferenceCheck axial freeplay (approx. 2 mm)Keep drum, wire and displacer clean
854 ATGMagnet coupling854 ATGMagnet coupling
Typical– 3 pole-pairs– magnet slip at ≥ 1 kg– magnet slip detection [WT] possible– magnet slip coupling correction [CC] & [RM]
Isolates tank atmosphere– safety– pressurized tanks– aggressive products
Protects weighing balance against.....– mechanical shocks and excessive load
Magnet cap– made of non-magnetic material– provided with 2 bearings for full drum support– do not remove magnet cap– keep outer magnet clean and free of (metal) particles
N
NN N
N N
S
S
S
SS
S
854 ATGBearings854 ATGBearings
Made of Carbon-PTFE– conductive because of safety (carbon)
Periodical maintainance– estimated once per 10 years– use genuine parts– 'special tool' required (drum bearing
puller from tool set)
Check bearings by moving drum up/down
854 ATGForce transducer854 ATGForce transducer
Converts force (F) into frequency (f)
Protect force transducer against mechanical shocks– use transport lock during transportation of
instrument
Caution– handle with care– do not readjust any settings
F ↑
f ↓
854 ATGForce transducer854 ATGForce transducer
Each force transducer...– has an individual characteristic– is 100% factory tested
– sensitivity ≥ 8 Hz/g– temp. range -30...+65 °C
Service– [MF] (20 sec) Measure Frequency– [WQ] Weight reQuest– [FQ] Frequency reQuest
↑ force
Apparent weight [g] Output f [kHz]
Range 0-300 11-16
854 ATGGauge calibration854 ATGGauge calibration
250175100250
25 25 25 25
75 150 225
F0
F1
F2F3↑
F [Hz]
S [g] →
[MF]- [FQ]- [WQ]
[BT]- [BF]- [BU]- [BW] - [BV]
854 ATGMotor unit (old)854 ATGMotor unit (old)
Motor unit fixed to drumshaft and force transducer
Motor unit should be free from any other obstacle– check when assembling (e.g. after
repair)
Transportation of instrument– always use transport lock
Check proper operation of motor unit with command [TG]
transportlock
motor unitlocked
motor unitunlocked
854 ATGMotor unit (new)854 ATGMotor unit (new)
Motor unit fixed to drumshaft and force transducer
Motor unit should be free from any other obstacle– check when assembling (e.g. after
repair)
Transportation of instrument– always use transport lock
Check proper operation of motor unit with command [TG]
motor unitlocked
motor unitunlocked
854 ATGReference encoder854 ATGReference encoder
Verifies all movements made by stepper motor
Coded disc is moving through photo-interruptor, generating bit-pattern
Bit-pattern is compared with reference pattern to measure direction and exact number of steps made by stepper motor
Missing motorsteps are detected and automatically corrected
Number of motorstep correction is counted, [ME] ≥ 01
1:34
steppermotor
RE
854 ATGReference encoder errors854 ATGReference encoder errors
Solve error as per description of error code SPU [ES]
Resynchronise reference encoder using 847 PET– type in:
– W2=ENRAF2 (enter password level 2)– SM (Set Maintenance)– FP (Find Position)– SO (Set Operational)– EX (EXit from protection level 2)
– recalibrate level
854 ATGGauge accuracy854 ATGGauge accuracy
Display = accurate level ± level errorLevel error ΔL depends on– gauging platform (e.g. hydrostatic deformation)– instrument accuracy– tank temperature
Instrument accuracy depends on– drum– instrument sensitivity (weighing balance)– wire weight (automatic correction with items [TT] and [WW])– magnet coupling (automatic correction with items [RM] and [CC])– moving parts (can be checked with item [BT])
Instrument accuracy W&M [mm] 854 [mm]drum ≤ 1.4 ≤ 0.5
sensitivity (Δi) ≤ 0.3 ≤ 0.1moving parts ≤ 0.3 ≤ 0.1
TOTAL ≤ 2.0 ≤ 1.0
854 ATGBackplane854 ATGBackplane
Backplane-I or -II– mains voltage selector– 1st slot: XPU (X-mission Processing Unit)– 2nd slot: SPU-I or -II (Servo Processing Unit)– 3rd slot: optional board– 4th slot: GPS (Gauge Power Supply)
All circuit boards are secured via– a retaining screw (screwdriver)– a locking latch on the XPU
Backplane-II fully compatible with backplane-I– backplane-II has additional features/options– backplane-I will become obselete
1st↓
2nd↓
3rd↓
4th↓
mainsvoltageselector
motorunit
forcetrans-ducer
854 ATGBackplane854 ATGBackplane
mains1stslot
2ndslot
3rdslot
4thslot fieldbus
infra red
mainstransformer
or110 V130 V 65 V220 V 240 V240 V
854 ATGXPU-1854 ATGXPU-1
(safety) ground
galvanic isolation(fieldbus)
locking latch(left = locked)
software EPROM
2x16 LCD display
jumpers
NOVRAM
RAM
view angleadjustment
854 ATGXPU-2854 ATGXPU-2
software EPROMNOVRAM
(safety) groundfuture expansion
galvanic isolation(fieldbus)
2x16 LCD display
jumpers
HALL-switches
locking latch(left = locked)
854 ATGXPU854 ATGXPU
NOVRAM– 512 bytes– 1024 bytes (required for HPU/OPU/HSU option)
EEPROM– 32 kB (straps 6 & 7 → 0)– 64 kB (straps 6 & 7 → 1)
NOVRAM
EEPROM
RAM
RAM
EEPROMdefaultsettings
(NOVRAM)
micro-processor
PET-link(infra red)
HOST-link(Bi-Phase Mark)
inter processorcommunication
GPSinterrupts
DISPLAY
TEST(reed switch)
JUMPERS
option I
option II
↓XPU-2 only
854 ATGSPU854 ATGSPU
(safety) ground2c for relais R22c for relais R1
(relais are optional)
R2R1
software EPROM
854 ATGSPU854 ATGSPU
SPU-1– with / without option for servo density measurement
SPU-2– replaces SPU-1– with / without option for alarm relay– with / without option for servo density measurement
Software version Alarm relay Servo densitySPUAn.n N NSPUBn.n Y NSPUCn.n N YSPUDn.n Y Y
854 ATGGPS854 ATGGPS
fuse 250 mA slow
fuse 1 A slow
854 ATGGPS854 ATGGPS
+16 V+12 V
0 V-12 V-16 V+ 5 V
0 V
LPW
65 V~
12 V~
BUFFER
GPScontrol
F11 A/T
F2250 mA/T
IP-RST
SUP-RST
854 ATGSafety aspects854 ATGSafety aspects
Observe local-, company- and certificate requirementsInstallation in hazardous areasProtection methods– explosion proof– increased safe– intrinsically safe
Protective groundingCable entries– 2 x ¾" NPT for non-intrinsic safe cabling– 2 x ¾" NPT for intrinsic safe cabling– use only approved cable glands or conduits
Water ingress protection ≥ IP54Full lightning protection by galvanic isolationModification of any kind NOT allowed
854 ATGSafety aspects854 ATGSafety aspects
A Threaded flame pathB Flat flame pathC Cylindrical flame path
Terminal compartmentexplosion proof
or increased safe(only for zone 1)
Electroniccompartment
explosion proof
Drumcompartment
TANK
AA
A AB
C
grounding
854 ATGPowering up854 ATGPowering up
10
20
30
40
50
60
10-145
GPS MPU SPU XPU sec. POWER ON
GPS: powering up
XPU: NOVRAM-data check & distribution start-up
SPU: reference encoder test/ servo start-up
Note 1: if display does not show I1, but anything else except FL, check [LC]. Issue commands [UN] and [I1] to go to I1
Note 2: Procedure for start-up after reset [RS] or [EX] differs slightly, see [ER]
854 ATGTrouble shooting854 ATGTrouble shooting
Nothing on display (while instrument is installed on tank top*)– switch mains off and on and observe display– check mains voltage level (³ 80% ?)– power off; open covers and check wiring, connectors
check fuse(s) on GPS; replace GPSclose covers and switch power on
– power off; open cover and replace XPU**close cover and switch power on
– power off; open cover and replace EEPROM on XPU***close cover and switch power on
* in safe area (workshop), keep cover open and observe LEDs on circuit boards** use spare XPU without EEPROM; use EEPROM from replaced XPU*** make sure EEPROM is of same version as existing one;
if not, replace complete set of EEPROM (XPU, SPU and ?PU) and reformat NOVRAM
854 ATGOptions (SPU)854 ATGOptions (SPU)
SPU-I– level– water level– soft alarms– option:
– servo density
SPU-II– level– water level– soft alarms– options:
– servo density (density profile)– alarm contacts (hard alarms)– servo density + alarm contacts
854 ATGTest weights (part no. 1854.061)854 ATGTest weights (part no. 1854.061)
Item Weight [g]1 252 753 1504 225
1 2 3 4
18
18
18
≈ 150
≈11
0
≈70
≈85
854 ATGTool set (part no. 1854.062)854 ATGTool set (part no. 1854.062)
Item Description1 Socket head screw wrench 2 mm2 Socket head screw wrench 3 mm3 Socket head screw wrench 4 mm4 Socket head screw wrench 5 mm5 Socket head screw wrench 8 mm6 Drum bearing puller7 Test magnet8 Socket head screwdriver M49 Socket head screwdriver M610 Pipe wrench 27 mm11 Tommy bar
01
02
03
04
05105
85
75
65
50
53
06
07
20
45
09
08
10
11
190
320
335