User Manual for GUADARRAMA FLOW models including: TA, TB, TC, TA Turbine Flowmeter, Turbine Flowmeter, Flowmeter

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Manual de operación Turbinas
TURBINE FLOWMETER USER MANUAL TA, TB AND TC
GUADARRAMA FLOW
Flowmeters and flow measurement technologies. Excellence in precision and repeatability. Made in Spain since 1972.
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Index
VERY IMPORTANT.....................................................................................................................................ii 1. General information ........................................................................................................................ 3
1.1. Measuring principle................................................................................................................. 3 2. Equipment Description.................................................................................................................... 4
2.1. Description and dimensions of the turbine flowmeters ......................................................... 4 2.1.1. TA Model ......................................................................................................................... 4 2.1.2. TB Model ......................................................................................................................... 5 2.1.3. TC Model ......................................................................................................................... 6
2.2. Transmitters ............................................................................................................................ 7 3. Installation....................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1. Mechanical installation ........................................................................................................... 8 3.1.1. Laminar Flow ................................................................................................................... 8 3.1.2. Always with liquid.......................................................................................................... 10 3.1.3. Avoid air passage........................................................................................................... 10 3.1.4. Other recommendations ............................................................................................... 10
4. Electrical connection ..................................................................................................................... 11 4.1. CEB01C Transmitter............................................................................................................... 11 4.1.1. NPN ­ PNP open collector pulse output........................................................................ 11 4.2. CEB01MA transmitter............................................................................................................ 12 4.2.1. 4 ­ 20 mA analog output. .............................................................................................. 12
5. Contact .......................................................................................................................................... 13
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VERY IMPORTANT
MECHANICAL INSTALLATION · A FILTER between 0.5mm and 1mm mesh must be installed in front of the flowmeter to protect it. Failure to install this filter can cause major damage to the equipment. This filter must be installed following the minimum flow meter inlet length indications to maintain laminar flow. · The indications described in the user manual must be followed.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. Only for models with power supply with pulse output. · The power supply supplying voltage to the flowmeter: o It must not exceed 30 Vdc or be less than 12 Vdc. o It must not supply INDUCTIVE LOADS (Coils, solenoid valves, contactors, etc.). · The polarity of the power supply cannot be reversed. · The pulse output does not support loads greater than 100 mA. · Power cables (Greater than 110 Vac) and Data (Pulse, analog, etc.) must go through separate conduits.
These turbine flowmeters have a magnetic pulse sensor to collect the rotation of each blade of the propeller inside the measuring tube. If the flowmeter has a strong electromagnetic field nearby that comes from an electric motor or other element such as a transformer, the pulse pickup may be influenced by this electromagnetic field. The pulse cable must go through signal channeling, never power and this must be shielded with one end of this mesh to ground. Nor can the excess cable be wound making a coil. The fluid cannot carry air, since the flow meter would measure this air and the liquid.
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1. General information

Manual de operación Turbinas

1.1. Measuring principle
Turbine flowmeters are equipped with a propeller that rotates when the flow circulates inside it. The rotation speed is proportional to the flow rate, so once the speed is known, the flow rate can be determined. To know this, a sensor is used that generates a pulse every time a propeller blade passes in front of it. In this way, a train of pulses is obtained whose frequency allows the flow rate to be determined.

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2. Equipment Description

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2.1. Description and dimensions of the turbine flowmeters
2.1.1. TA Model

Model

Temperature (°C)
Standard

Pressure (bar)
Standard

Flow Rate (L/h)
Min. Max.

Standard Resolution
Pulses/liter (approx.)

Materials

Impeller

Body

Connections

Dimensions (mm)

Clamp connection

B

A

C

CEB01C CEB01MA CEB09BV/SI/SIA

TA15

90

40 300 3.000 890 AISI 2205 AISI 316 DN15 144 135 110

190

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Weight (kg)
Standard
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Temperature Pressure

Model

(°C)

(bar)

Standard

Standard

TB32

90

40

TB40

90

40

TB50

90

40

TB80

90

40

Flow Rate (L/h)

Min.

Max.

1.000 12.000

2.000 20.000

3.000 40.000

5.000 100.000

Standard Resolution

Materials

Pulses/liter Impeller Body
(approx.)

Flanges

AISI AISI AISI 150
2205 316 304

AISI AISI AISI 69
2205 316 304

AISI AISI AISI 31
2205 316 316

AISI AISI AISI 11
2205 316 304

Connections

Dimensions (mm)

DIN EN-1092-1 Flanges
DN32 PN-40 DN40 PN-40 DN50 PN-40 DN80 PN-40

A CEB01C
200 140 200 145 200 150 200 165

B CEB01MA
115
120
125
140

CEB09BV/SI/SIA
195 200 205 220

Weight (kg)
Standard
5
7
9
15

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Temperature Pressure

Model

(°C)

(bar)

Standard

Standard

Flow Rate (L/h)

Min.

Max.

Standard Resolution

Materials

Pulses/liter Impeller Body
(approx.)

TC25

90

AISI AISI 25 800 8.000 230
2205 316

TC32

90

AISI AISI 25 1.000 12.000 150
2205 316

TC40

90

AISI AISI 25 2.000 20.000 72
2205 316

TC50

90

AISI AISI 25 3.000 40.000 31
2205 316

TC80

90

25 5.000 100.000 11

AISI AISI 2205 316

Connections
DIN11851 Sanitary Thread
DN25
DN32
DN40
DN50
DN80

Dimensions (mm)

Weight (kg)

B

A

Standard

CEB01C CEB01MA CEB09BV/SI/SIA

200 135 110

190

2

200 140 115

195

3

200 145 120

200

3

200 150 125

205

4

200 165 140

220

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2.2. Transmitters
Transmitters are electronic devices that are used to calculate, using the pulses/liter factor, the volume of liquid that passes through the Turbine flowmeter. Depending on the model chosen, there is the option of having local indication (display), pulse output, analog output, or all combined.

CEB01C

CEB01MA

CEB09 (BV/BVSI/BVSIA)

- CEB01C: NPN ­ PNP transistor output, without local indication. - CEB01MA: Analog (4 ­ 20 mA) output, without local indication. - CEB09BV: Local Indication of:
o Total Volume: Total liters that have passed through the equipment since the beginning of its operation, with a resolution of 8 digits.
o Partial Volume: Total liters that have passed through the equipment since the last reset, with a resolution of 7 digits.
o Volumetric Flow: Instantaneous flow rate that circulates through the flowmeter, with a resolution of 5 digits.
- CEB09BVSI: Local indication and NPN ­ PNP transistor output. - CEB09BVSIA: Local indication, NPN ­ PNP transistor and analog (4 ­ 20 mA) output.

Model

Power

Output

Supply Indication Pulses 4 ­ 20 mA

CEB01C 24 Vdc

X

CEB01MA 24 Vdc

X

CEB09BV Internal X

CEB09BVSI Internal X

X

CEB09BVSIA 24 Vdc

X

X

X

Material
Aluminum Stainless Steel
Aluminum Aluminum Aluminum

Description
NPN - PNP transistor output, without local indication 4 ­ 20 mA output, without local indication Local Indication, without outputs
NPN ­ PNP transistor output and local indication NPN ­ PNP transistor and 4 ­ 20 mA output and local indication

Note: CEB09BV/SI/SIA transmitters have a specific user manual.
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3. Installation

Turbine Flowmeter User Manual

3.1. Mechanical installation
Stainless steel turbine flowmeters accurately measure when correct mechanical installation is performed. The recommendations that are exposed in this section, try to achieve the following objectives:
· Laminar flow: The liquid that passes through the equipment must do so in a laminar regime, that is, not turbulent.
· Always with liquid: The flowmeter must always be filled with liquid. · Avoid the passage of air: The passage of air, or other gas through the flowmeter must be
avoided.
Caution: A 0.5-1mm mesh FILTER must be installed in front of the flowmeter to protect it. Failure to install this filter can cause major damage to the equipment. This filter must be installed following the minimum flow meter inlet length indications to maintain laminar flow.

3.1.1. Laminar Flow
Straight sections. It is essential to place a section of straight pipe with the same internal diameter as that of the flow meter and, as a general rule, with a minimum length of 5 times the diameter at the outlet and 10 times the diameter at the inlet.

Reductions. If the diameter of the pipe is different from that of the flowmeter, concentric reductions must be placed before and after the indicated straight sections.
Curved sections. In front of or behind these straight tubes other elements or curved sections can be placed.
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Valves. Manual valves must be placed behind the flow meter. If you want to put them in front of it, you have to increase the straight section to 30 D. This is because, if a valve is left half open, the laminar flow of the liquid is greatly altered.
Unions with the pipe. The unions of the flowmeter with the pipes are critical points where turbulence can occur, affecting the precision of the equipment, if they are not carried out properly.
· As already indicated, the internal diameter of the pipe must be equal to that of the flow meter. · Furthermore, the union fitting and gasket must not disturb the flow of the liquid. This point
may be particularly important in the case of flanged junction TB turbine flowmeters. Gasket
1 - Inner diameter of gasket and flange 2 - Internal diameter of flowmeter 3 - Internal diameter of the pipe
It is very important that the gasket is centered and that it has the same internal diameter to avoid turbulence at the inlet of the flowmeter. It is recommended to use self-centering gaskets such as:
· Gaskets whose outside diameter rests on the inside of the bolts. · Gaskets with dimensions equal to the flanges, including their holes.
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3.1.2. Always with liquid
The flow meter can be mounted in the pipeline in a VERTICAL or HORIZONTAL POSITION, but it must always be avoided that the flow meter can remain empty. A flowmeter should never be installed in an open discharge.
3.1.3. Avoid air passage
The passage of air or any gas through the flowmeter must be avoided, otherwise a measurement error would be made. If it cannot be avoided, a degasser or any other system must be installed that prevents air from passing through the equipment. In mobile installations, the air hose must be purged before reaching the flow meter. Important. The passage of compressed air, steam or any other gas under pressure can seriously damage the turbine flow meter.
3.1.4. Other recommendations
The flow meter must not be mounted next to the electric motor of a pump. It must be moved a minimum of 50 cm away. The fluid should not back up, otherwise it would count it positively. If there is a risk that this circumstance could occur, a non-return valve must be fitted. In lines with very hot liquids, if the flowmeter is installed in a horizontal line, rotate it 90 degrees so that the transmitter is not above the pipe, as the internal electronics could overheat.
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4. Electrical connection

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4.1. CEB01C Transmitter
4.1.1. NPN ­ PNP open collector pulse output
PNP Connection

NPN Connection

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4.2. CEB01MA transmitter
4.2.1. 4 ­ 20 mA analog output.
CEB01MA

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· Passive 4 ­ 20 mA output · Maximum load: 500 ohms

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5. Contact
For any problem you may encounter or service you need, do not hesitate to contact the G - Flow offices.

Telephone:

+34 916378174 / +34 916378175

E-mail:

serviciotecnico@g-flow.com

Address:

Office Laboratory Factory

Calle Justina Velasco Martín 2, Pol. Ind. Los Llanos 28260 ­ Galapagar ­ Madrid.

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