Ins. No.

D-544-7-E

Vortex Flowmeters
Smart EX DELTA, Smart EX DELTA DIA
W N G 4
MODEL: VX 2
・F・1 □ □ □−C □ 1・L−1・0・0・5
2 S 2 1 1 6
R Z H

Wafer type (fixed sensor) Separate-mount, wafer type

(fixed sensor)

Flanged type (fixed sensor)

Separately mounted preamp

Separate-mount, flanged type Separate-mount, wafer type
(replaceable sensor) (fixed sensor)

Every OVAL Smart EX DELTA is fabricated and shipped from our factory under stringent quality control. In
order to maintain its design performance throughout its life, this manual offers the operator the necessary
installation operation and maintenance information. Be well familiar with these instructions before you
place the meter in sarvice and keep this manual for ready reference.
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CONTENTS

1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN .............................................................................................................. 5

1.1 Confirming the Specifications ................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Transit Considerations ............................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Storage Considerations ........................................................................................................... 5
2. OPERATING CONDITIONS .................................................................................................... 5
3. GENERAL .................................................................................................................................. 5
4. COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ......................................................................... 6
5. PIPING INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................................... 7
5.1 Standard Piping Conditions ..................................................................................................... 8
5.2 Pipes to be Used ..................................................................................................................... 8
5.3 Location of Pressure Gage and Thermometer Taps ................................................................ 9
5.4 Ripples. .................................................................................................................................... 9
5.5 Prevention of Cavitation (liquid service) ................................................................................. 10
5.6 Prevention of Excessive Flowrate. ......................................................................................... 10
5.7 Prevention of Slug Flow ......................................................................................................... 11
5.8 Partially Filled Pipe ................................................................................................................ 11
5.9 Bypass Line. .......................................................................................................................... 11
6. INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................... 11
6.1 Installation Locations ............................................................................................................. 11
6.2 Physical Orientation ............................................................................................................... 11
6.3 How to Change Preamplifier Orientation ............................................................................... 12
6.4 Separately-mounted Preamplifier Installation ........................................................................ 13
6.5 How to Change Indicator and Totalizer Orientation ............................................................... 14
6.6 Installation ............................................................................................................................. 15
6.6.1 Wafer Type. ................................................................................................................... 15
6.6.2 Flanged Type ................................................................................................................ 16
6.7 Lagging Work ......................................................................................................................... 16
6.8 Ambient Temperature ............................................................................................................ 16
7. WIRING CONNECTIONS. ..................................................................................................... 17
7.1 Wiring Specificatons. .............................................................................................................. 17
7.2 Terminal Connections. ........................................................................................................... 17
7.3 Considerations on Wiring Connections. ................................................................................. 17
7.4 Separate-mount Preamp to Sensor Terminal Box Wiring Connections .................................. 18
7.5 Terminal Box Cover Removal. ................................................................................................ 18
7.6 Hookup With Receiving Instruments. ..................................................................................... 19
7.7 Diagrams Showing Wiring Connections. ................................................................................ 20
8. OPERATION ............................................................................................................................ 21
8.1 Flushing the Piping Assembly. ............................................................................................... 21
8.2 Operation Procedure. ............................................................................................................ 21
9. FLOW SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT PROCDURE ......................................................... 22
9.1 Amplifier Gain ........................................................................................................................ 22
9.2 Trigger Level .......................................................................................................................... 22


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10. PARAMETER SETUP .......................................................................................................... 24

11. BUILT-IN DISPLAY FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION (totalizer equipped model)
　　　　　　　　　　　　　 .......................................................................................................... 26
11.1 Display Selection (Totalizer equipped model) ....................................................................... 26
11.2 Total Flow Reset ................................................................................................................... 26
12. PRECAUTIONS ON PULSE TYPE ................................................................................... 27
13. PREAMPLIFIER RUN CHECK WITH SIMULATED PULSE INPUT ........................... 28
13.1 Test Setup ............................................................................................................................ 28
13.2 Full Scale Freq. Calculation ................................................................................................. 29
14. MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................... 30
14.1 Sensor Replacement ............................................................................................................ 30
14.1.1 Fixed Sensor Removal ................................................................................................. 30
14.1.2 Fixed Sensor Installation ............................................................................................. 30
14.1.3 Replaceable Sensor Removal ..................................................................................... 31
14.1.4 Replaceable Sensor Installation .................................................................................. 32
14.2 Preamplifier Inspection ........................................................................................................ 33
14.2.1 Description of Test Pins ............................................................................................... 33
14.2.2 Switch and Potentiometer Settings ............................................................................. 35
14.2.3 Preamplifier Block Diagram......................................................................................... 36
14.3 Display Installation ............................................................................................................... 37
15. ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS AND PARTS LIST .................................................................. 38
15.1 Fixed Sensor Type ............................................................................................................... 38
15.2 Replaceable Sensor Type .................................................................................................... 40
16. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................ 42
16.1 Sensor Specifications........................................................................................................... 42
16.1.1 EX Delta Sensor Specifications ................................................................................... 42
16.1.2 EX Delta Dia Sensor Specifications ............................................................................ 43
16.2 Preamplifier Specifications .................................................................................................. 44
16.3 Pressure Losses .................................................................................................................. 49
16.3.1 EX Delta Pressure Losses .......................................................................................... 49
16.3.2 EX Delta Dia Pressure Losses .................................................................................... 50
17. OUTLINE DIMENSIONS ...................................................................................................... 51
17.1 EX Delta, Wafer Type ........................................................................................................... 51
17.2 EX Delta, Flanged Type ....................................................................................................... 52
17.3 EX Delta Dia, Wafer Type..................................................................................................... 53
17.4 EX Delta Dia, Flanged Type ................................................................................................. 54
17.5 Replaceable Sensor Type .................................................................................................... 55
17.5.1 EX Delta, Flanged Type ............................................................................................... 55
17.5.2 EX Delta Dia, Flanged Type ........................................................................................ 56
17.6 Separate Type Preamplifier .................................................................................................. 56
17.7 Flow Straightener and Down Stream Short Pipe .................................................................. 57
18. PRODUCT CODE EXPLANATION ................................................................................... 58
18.1 EX Delta ............................................................................................................................... 58
18.2 EX Delta Dia ........................................................................................................................ 59


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CONVENTIONS
Shown in this manual are the signal words NOTE, CAUTION and WARNING, as
described in the examples below:

NOTE: Notes are separated from the general text to bring the user's　
attention to important information.

CAUTION: Caution statements signal the user about hazards or unsafe

practices which could result in minor personal injury or product
or property damage.

WARNING: Warning statements signal the user about hazards or unsafe

practices which could result in severe personal injury or death.


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1. BEFORE YOU BEGIN

1.1 Confirming the Specifications
(1) When received, the meter should be thoroughly inspected for indication of rough handling during
transit.
(2) Product code number and ratings are stated on the meter nameplate. Make sure that the ratings
shown conform to your particular specifications.

1.2 Transit Considerations

(1) It is desirable that the meter be transported to the installation site in the shipping container used for
transit from the factory.
(2) During transportation, exercise care to avoid impact shock and rainwater.

1.3 Storage Considerations

(1) The meter can best be stored in the shipping container used for transit from the factory.
(2) The place of storage should meet the following requirements:
Free from rain and water
Free from vibration and impact shocks
with least temperature and humidity variation (around 25° C and 65% R.H.)
(3) A meter that has once been placed in service for any length of time should be washed clean to
remove residue metered material completely from its inner walls before storage. Waterproofing the
wiring entrance should also be taken into consideration.

CAUTION: Unauthorized modification will invalidate the specifications.

2. OPERATING CONDITIONS
To maintain the stated high accuracy and long ser-
vice life of the meter, make sure that the operating
flowrate, pressure, temperature, etc., are held
within the ratings specified. These ratings are
stated on the meter preamplifier nameplate (tag).
Read them carefully before you place the meter in
service.

No. Item Description No. Item Description

① Model ⑧ Factored pulse unit Not stated for pulse output
② Serial No. ⑨ Analog F. S. Not stated for pulse output
Rated max. Max. flowrate stated in the catalog
③
flowrate in actual flowrate. Full scale frequency established
⑩ Full scale freq.
Not stated for pulse output
④ Max. temperature
⑪ Ambient temp. Max. allowable ambient temp.
⑤ Max. pressure
⑫ Tag No. Stated only where specified
⑥ Date of manuf.
⑦ Meter factor Unfactored pulse unit in pulse output ⑬ Special note Stated only where specified


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3. GENERAL
EX DELTA is a vortex flowmeter, making use of a piezoelectric sensor. Behind the bluff body in a flowing
fluid, von Karman vortices form and shed proportional to the rate of flow on alternating side of the bluff
body placed perpendicular to the stream of flow. A piezoelectric sensor picks up the frequency of these
vortices, which is used for flowrate measurement.
OVAL's many years of experience in the field shows up in the EX Delta Dia, another vortex meter, specifi-
cally designed for liquids with a high resistance to contamination. This meter is best suited for processes
where ferrous meter components tend to become rusty, or where entrained foreign matter tends to build
up. It significantly reduces trouble that is not uncommon to other meter type or ordinary vortex meters,
and realizes consistent flow measurement over extended periods of time.
This meter is full of intelligent features to review, set up, change compensated calculations, ranges,
parameters, with self-diagnostics and loop test capabilities through communications with the HART
Communicator or OVAL Smart Communication Unit (Model EL2300) and general-purpose Windows PC.

General Features of EX Delta

(1) A broad flow range with high metering accuracy.
(2) The sensor isolated from the process fluid and simple meter design with no moving parts contributes
to long life.
(3) No loss of accuracy with age.
(4) A wide temperature and pressure range. Accepts most fluids, including liquids, gases and steam.
(5) Small pressure loss across the meter to save energy.
(6) Cartridge type, replaceable sensor facilitates inspection and replacement without interrupting the
process fluid flow for maximum ease of maintenance.

EX Delta Dia Features

(1) Proprietary diamond-section bluff body combined with a separate sensor prevents scale sedimenta-
tion or material buildup to maintain consistent performance in contaminated fluid measurement. The
sensor element isolated from the process fluid and the absence of moving parts contributes to long
life.
(2) Compatible with widely varying process temperature and pressure conditions.
(3) Withstands severe cleansing environments, including steam cleaning.

EX Delta Dia Construction

Fixed Sensor Type Replaceable Sensor Type

Flow Sensor
Direction Sensor
Flow
Direction
Diamond Bluff Body Diamond Bluff Body
Sensor

Flow Direction

Diamond Bluff Body

Vortices being formed and shed Fig. 3. 1


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4. COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

Fixed Sensor Type Replaceable Sensor Type

④Preamp
④Preamplifier

③Adapter

②Sensor
③Adapter (vortex
pickup)
②Sensor (OscilIating Probe
(vortex pickup)
Probe 　Meter Spool)
①Body ①Meter
　Body
Flow Direction Flow Direction

⑤Preamplifier PA25S (totalizer, digital indicator)

8-digit LCD Totalizer

Fig. 4.1 Component Names

① Meter Body: Consists of a measuring pipe and a vortex shedding body (bluff body). As the metered material
flows, von Karman vortices form and shed behind the bluff body.
② Sensor (vortex pickup) -
Fixed sensor type: Has a built-in piezoelectric sensor. All wetted parts are made of stainless steel for
maximum life expectancy (common to all meters 40mm and larger in nominal diameter).
Replaceable sensor type: Consists of an oscillating spoof which transmits the alternating changes
in pressure by Karman vortices to the sensor above as mechanical displacement. The sensor, which is
isolated from the process fluid, is removable without the need of interrupting the process flow.
③ Adapter: Connects the meter body with the preamplifier. Also serves to protect the sensor and dissipate heat.
④ Preamplifier: Transforms changes in electric charges generated from the sensor into an output signal rep-
resenting the flowrate. Consists of the interface board, amplifier board, isolation board, CPU board, and
display. Output comes in three types unfactored pulse output, factored pulse output and analog output.
⑤ Preamplifier PA25S (totalizer and digital indicator)
Physical orientation of the preamplifier is adjustable in steps of 90 deg. around the adapter axis (see Sec 6.3
on page 12). The display can also be oriented in steps of 90 deg. within the preamplifier housing.


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5. PIPING INSTRUCTIONS
For general considerations to be observed refer to JIS 8766, "Flowrate Measurement Methods with Vortex
Flowmeters."

5.1 Standard Piping Conditions  NOTE: Be sure to provide a downstream short pipe 5D or longer.
It is generally required that the flow pattern of a material moving into an inferential type meter be as
uniform as possible for precise metering. Accordingly, proper flow straightening measures must be
taken when the application engineer considers installation of a delta meter. In applications where OVAL
straightening devices (flow straightener, Honey vane, and downstream pipe) are used, a straight pipe
section is not required unless otherwise specified. But if you plan to solve the flow pattern problem with a
straight pipe section alone, secure the length of a straight pipe conforming to the ISO standards given in
Table 5.1 below:

(1) OVAL flow straightener combined with downstream pipe (25mm and up in nom. dia.) D: Nom. dia.
No. Arrangement Remarks

8D
1 Honey vane L See Fig. 5.1 on page 9.
Flow

12D
See page 57 for face-to-face
2 Flow straightener
Flow 　 dimensions.

(2) Straight pipe alone withaut flow straightener

　　　　Table 5.1 Straight Pipe Lengths Recommended by ISO-5167 D = Nom. dia.

No. Arrangement Remarks

15D min.
A concentric reducer is upstream
1 Reducer
of meter.
Flow

23D min.

An elbow is upstream of meter.

Flow

25D min.
Two elbows are horizontally upstream
2 Elbow
of meter.
Flow

40D min.
Two elbows are vertically upstream of
meter.
Flow

15D min.
Gate valve A full-open gate valve is upstream of
3
fully open meter.
Flow

50D min. A partially open gate valve, a narrow

Gate valve orifice, or something that considerably
4
partially open disturbs the flow pattern is upstream of
Flow meter.


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(3) Space Saving Arrangement

If required straight pipe space is not obtainable upstream of the vortex flowmeter due to existing restric-
tions on installation location, the OVAL Honey Vane S combined with a short pipe may be used to get
around the space problem. EX Delta SS with a built-in Honey Vane S requiring no upstream straight
pipe is accurate to ±2% RD in liquid applications. Accuracy varies with the length of short pipe; consult
factory for application assistance.

l Honey Vane Outline Dimensions

Dimensions in millimeters　
Nom. Honey Vane S Honey Vane L
dia φD*
(mm) t L
25 75 3.5 200
40 90 5.4 320

φD
50 105 6.9 400
80 134 10.2 640
100 159 13.3 800
t
150 220 19.6 1200 L
200 268 26 1600 Honey Vane・S Honey Vane・L
250 331 32.3 2000
300 376 38.7 2400
* Dimensions at JIS 10K Fig. 5.1

NOTE: The dimensions of Honey Vane built-in EX Delta (EX Delta SS) remain the same as those of
standard EX Delta, flanged type (see page 52).

5.2 Pipes to be Used

Use Sch. 40 pipes in nominal thickness for upstream and downstream pipes of this flowmeter. If you plan
to use other pipes, it is a prerequisite to obtain our assurance for their compatibility before ordering the
product.

5.3 Location of Pressure Gage and Thermometer Taps

Taps for the pressure gage and/or thermometer, if
D = Nom. dia.
desired, should be located downstream of the flow-
meter as illustrated in Fig. 5.2. The temperature Gage Tap
sensor should be downstream of the pressure gage Meter Body
2～7D Thermometer
and, at the same time, upstream of the control valve. Tap

Flow
Direction
6

Fig. 5.2


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5.4 Ripples
Compressors, Roots blowers and other ripple pressure generating sources could adversely affect meter
performance. Minimize pulsating pressures by referring to the following formula:
N < 22pV2 (Pa)
where N: Ripple pressure (Pa)
: Density (kg/rn3)
V: Minimum velocity (m/s)
If ripple pressure is excessive, the following measures should be taken into consideration:
① Locate the source of ripples downstream of the meter or locate it as far from the meter as possible.
② Provide a ripple attenuator, such as a chamber or pulsation snapper.
③ Shut off valves upstream and downstream of the meter when fluid flow is interrupted (as a precaution
against erratic signal generation at zero flow).

5.5 Prevention of Cavitation (liquid service)

To prevent cavitation, line pressure should be maintained above the level calculated by the following
formula:
P ≧ 2.60 ΔP ＋ 1.25P0 (MPa abs.)
where Δ P: Pressure loss (MPa)
≒ 1.2ρV2 × 10－6
P0: Steam pressure of liquid (MPa abs.)
ρ: Density (kg/m3)
V: Minimum flow velocity (m/s)

5.6 Prevention of Excessive Flowrate

To ensure long meter life, transient flowrate should be held below 1.6 times the meter's maximum rating.
Shown below are typical examples in steam measurement where excessive flow is often encountered:

Examples where meter's maximum rating is exceeded on a monetarily basis

In steam measurement
When P1 ≫ P2, quickly opening the valve will result in “A”
a fluid flow at a rate dependent on the line resistance Meter Valve
(mainly valve port position in "A" or meter resistance
in "B"). The resultant rate of incoming flow is the sum
P1 P2
of the downstream pipeline volume and consumption, Gauge
but if pressure differential across the valve is great,
the fluid velocity will easily reach the sonic speed, “B” Valve Meter
momentarily well in excess of meter's maximum
rating. (Such phenomenon is of ten experienced at
system startup or in batch operation.) P1 P2
Gauge

Fig.5.3

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5.7 Prevention of Slug Flow

This meter can measure both gases and liquids, but slug flows (where gases exist in the process liquid)
will produce a loss of metering accuracy.

5.8 Partially Filled Pipe

When making a liquid measurement, ensure that the piping remains full of the process liquid. Installation
in locations where it is difficult to keep the piping filled with the process liquid, or where bubbles tend to
collect should be avoided.

5.9 Bypass Line

Valve in Bypass Line
For maintenance and servicing purposes, it is a
good practice to provide a bypass line. Valves
upstream and downstream of the meter should
be of a design that will not disturb fluid flow
pattern, such as ball valves (full bore type), in this
arrangement (see Fig. 5.4).

For general considerations to be observed Upstream Valve Meter Downstream Valve

refer to JIS Z 8766, "Flowrate Measurement
Methods with Vortex Flowmeters." Fig. 5. 4

6. INSTALLATION
6.1 Installation Location
Select a location with ambient temperatures -40 to +80 °
C, or -20 to +60 °
C for meters constructed to
explosionproof rating. Installation in such locations as described below should be avoided:
① hardly accessible for maintenance and servicing
② temperature change and/or vibration is excessive
③ possible immersion in water
④ corrosive atmosphere
⑤ unfit for the meter's explosionproof construction

6.2 Physical Orientation

This meter may be installed either on a horizontal or vertical run. Avoid, however, such physical
orientation as shown below:
① Inconvenient for inspection and maintenance ② Rainwater is ready to enter from wiring entry
(if installed outdoors).

Top Top

Bottom Bottom

Fig.6.1 Installed Upside Down Fig.6.2 Wiring Entry Pointed Upward

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6.3 How to Change Preamplifier Orientation

The preamplifier can be oriented to the desired
direction in 90°steps as; shown in Fig. 6.3.
CAUTION: To change the orientation, hex key
(JIS B 4648), nominal size 4, is
required. The preamplifier can be
rotated by loosening its four hex
socket head screws, but be sure
to disconnect sensor leads before
attempting to rotate it. Hex Socket
Head Screw
CAUTION: Turning the preamplifier with
sensor leads in place may dam-
age the sensor. Lock
Fig. 6. 3

Procedure
Refer to Section 15, "EXPLODED VIEW AND
PARTS LIST" on pages 38 through 41.
① Turn off power.
② Remove the terminal box cover (Fig. 6.4).

NOTE: With explosionproof model, disengage

the lock before separating the cover.
Cover

Fig. 6. 4

③ separate the shield strip (Fig. 6.5).

④ Disconnect sensor leads from the terminal block.

Shield Strip

Fig. 6. 5

⑤ Loosen a total of four hex socket head screws

securing the preamplifiers neck (Fig. 6.6).

⑥ Turn the preamplifier to the desired direction,

exercising care not to force the sensor leads.
Sensor Leads
⑦ When the preamplifier orientation has been set,
Rotatable
assemble in the reverse order of removal.
Hex Soc. Hd Screw

Fig. 6. 6

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6.4 Separate-Mount Preamplifier Installation

① The maximum transmission length from the sensor is 200 meters. Install the preamplifier within this
length.
② The preamplifier requires installation on a horizontal or vertical steel pipe 2 inches in diameter with
furnished U-bolt.
③ Select an installation location easy for maintenance and in a desirable environment.

CAUTION
Locations that comes under any of the following conditions should be avoided:
① Difficult to access for inspection and maintenance.
② Temperature change and/or vibration is excessive.
③ possible immersion in water.

Installation on a Horizontal Pipe Installation on a Vertical Pipe

Amplifier Amplifier

U-Bolt
U-Bolt

2" Steel Pipe

2" Steel Pipe

Fig. 6. 7 Fig. 6. 8

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6.5 How to Change Indicator and Totalizer Orientation

If the preamplifier is equipped with local display
(indicator and totalizer), the display assembly can
be rotated to the desired direction in 90°steps
through 360° . By changing the angle of display
assembly (internal assembly), the indicator or
totalizer appears for maximum readability on a
vertical run or a horizontal run.
How to Change Display Angle
Refer to See. 14.3 "Built-in Display Connections" on
Horizontal Run Vertical Run
page 37 and Sec. 15, "EXPLODED VIEW AND
PARTS LIST on pages 38 through 41.
Fig. 6. 9
NOTE: Explosionproof model requires a hex
wrench key (JIS B 4648) 3 in nominal dia.
To remove the lock before you change
Windowed Cover Lock
display orientation.

WARNING:
In the case of externally powered model,
be sure to remove power before you
work.

① With explosionproof model, remove the lock

securing the window cover (Fig. 6.10).
② Separate the window cover (Fig. 6.10).
Fig. 6. 10
③ Loosen four screws holding the display as
sembly and remove the display assembly from
its connector (Fig. 6.11). Display Assembly
NOTE: The procedure above applies to the
separately-mounted type preamplifier.
④ Orient the display assembly to the desired
angle, install it as far into the connector as it will
go and secure it with four screws (adjustable in
Rotatable
90°steps). in 90°steps
IMPORTANT: Make sure it is pushed in as far
as it will go. Connector
⑤ Install the window cover in place.
⑥ With explosionproof model, install the lock Fig. 6. 11
securely.

CAUTION: The cover must be screwed in

as far as it will go.

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6.6 Installation procedure

ulnstall the meter body in the following manner:

6.6.1 Wafer Type

① Install adjust rings on the meter periphery at both ends. ANSI 150 and JPI 150 meters 25 millimeters in
nominal diameter do not require adjust rings.

Nominal dia. 10mm - 25mm Nominal dia. 40mm -150mm

Meter Body

Meter Body

Flow
Direction Flow
Adjust Rings Direction
Adjust Rings
Fig. 6. 12 Fig. 6. 13

② Fitting flange gaskets at both sides, sandwich the meter body between flanges,

CAUTION: Exercise care not to allow flange gaskets to protrude into the interior of the meter
(pipe), or meter accuracy will suffer.

Nominal dia. 10mm - 25mm Nominal dia. 40mm -150mm

Flange Gasket Connecting Bolt Flange Gasket Connecting Bolt

Adjust Rings Adjust Rings

Flange Flange

Meter Body Meter Body

Fig. 6. 14 Fig. 6. 15

③ Pass the connecting bolts through their openings

and tighten up the bolts. Individual bolts are now
Connecting
in contact with the adjust rings and the inner wall Bolt
of flange boltholes, forcing the meter body to be
concentric to the pipeline. Flange Adjust Rings

CAUTION
Unless adjust rings are installed in place,
flowmeter-to-pipe misalignment will result
in loss of meter accuracy. Be sure, for this Fig. 6. 16
reason, to fit the adjust rings in place before
bolting the flanges.

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6.6.2 Flanged Type Gasket

Align the meter flange periphery with the
pipeline flange periphery and bolt them
together with hex bolts.
Flow
CAUTION Direction
Do not use flange gaskets the l.D. of
which is smaller than the meter ID. Do
not allow flange gaskets to protrude into Hex Bolt Meter Body
the meter body (pipe), or meter accuracy
Fig. 6. 17
will suffer.

6.7 Lagging Work

In steam service, the meter must be in-
Preamplifier
sulated thermally. To facilitate mainte-
nance and servicing, simple lagging Simple Lagging
Bolts ready to be taken (Separable construction
(without mortar finish) is suggested for off by removing lagging is suggested.）
the area where the meter is installed. Pipeline Lagging

L
CAUTION
Heat retention, if desired, should be
away from the preamp neck by the
following:
Span
Type L
Fixed sensor 50mm. mm.
Fig. 6. 18
Replaceable sensor 70mm mm.

6.8 Ambient Temperature

Given in Fig. 6.19 is the allowable process fluid l Avoid exposure to the direct rays of the sun.
temperature relative to the ambient temperature. l Separate from the piping and equipment of
Ensure that the ambient temperature is held elevated temperatures or provide a heat shield.
l Thermally insulate the preamplifier (in a low tem-
within the rating. If there is a possibility that the
ambient temperature exceeds the allowable limit, perature environment).
the following measures should be taken into
consideration.

l Fixed Sensor
● Fixed Type
Sensor Type l Replaceable Sensor Type

80 80
Nonexplosionproof rated Nonexplosionproof rated
60
Ambient Temperature(℃)

60
Explosionproof rated
Ambient Temperature ℃

Explosionproof rated
40 40
20 Acceptable Range 20 Acceptable Range
0 0

−20 −20
−40 −40
−30 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 −30 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
125 125 420
Fluid Temperature (℃) Fluid Temperature (℃)
Fig. 6. 19

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7. WIRING CONNECTIONS
7.1 Wiring Specifications
Table 7.1
Wiring Entry G1/2 (PF1/2) internal thread
Transmission Length Preamplifier to receiving instrument: 1-kilometer max.
Probe to preamplifier: 200 meters max. (separately-mounted model)
Cables Used Probe to preamp: 3-conductor shielded cable 1.25mm2 min. (separate mtg. type)
Preamplifier to receiving instrument: 2-conductor shielded cable 1.25mm2 min.
Finished outside diameter: 13.5mm max., nonexplosionproof model
8.5 - 11mm, flameproof model
Terminal Block Cross recess pan head screws, M3.5
Explosionproof Work Complies with the Recommended Practice for Explosion-Protected Electiical
Installations in General Industries
l Earth ground the preamplifier.

l Be sure to use pressuretight gasketed lead-in specified.

7.2 Terminal Connections

Terminal Block
Table 7.2 Terminal Identification
Output Specification Terminal No.
Both analog type and pulse ① ＋
output type ② － Ground
Terminal

NOTE: Cable shield must be grounded to

the earth ground terminal in the
terminal box.
Shield Strip

Fig. 7. 1 Terminal Block for External Connections

7.3 Considerations on Wiring Connections

① If the meter is of explosionproof construction, the following pressuretight gasketed lead-in should be
used. (Explosionproof rated models are furnished with it)
uCertified explosionproof products
Part Name: Flameproof gasketed union
Model: KXY-16
Manufacturer: Kokusan Hambai Co., Ltd.
NOTE: The lead-in above is furnished with rubber gaskets 9, 10, and 11mm in ID. Select one that
best suits the O.D. of the cable used.
② Terminal screws on the terminal block are of M3.5. Use applicable crimp-style terminals.
③ The ground terminal of the preamplifier must be earth grounded.
④ Pitch down the cable at the wiring entry to prevent rainwater and moisture from getting into the
equipment.
⑤ To eliminate the possibility of stray current pickup, route field wiring sufficiently away from high tension
lines, power lines and power equipment.
⑥ In a region where lightning is expected, a lightning arrestor should be provided.
⑦ Where ambient temperature exceeds 55° C use cables heat resistant to 70° C or higher.
NOTE: Even in an environment below 55°
C in ambient temperature, use cables specified for each
product connected the allowable temperature of which is in excess of 60° C.

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7.4 Separately-mounted Preamp to Sensor Terminal Box Wiring Connections

Terminal Box to Preamplifier

1 2 3
＋
−
4 5 6
Receiving Instrument Terminal Box to Sensor

GND 1 2 3

Use conduit to accommodate

cable between terminal boxes.

Fig. 7. 2

7.5 Terminal Box Cover Removal

Terminal Box
Cover
Lock

Fig. 7. 3 Fig. 7. 4

① The illustration above shows the terminal box ② Apply the key to the terminal box cover and turn
cover to be removed. it as shown until it comes off. The terminal block
is now accessible.

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7.6 Hookup with Receiving Instruments.

The 2-wire signal transmission system used in this flowmeter furnishes DC power to the meter. It serves
as the power lines and signal lines as well with pulse or analog current output.
An OVAL receiving instrument can be coupled directly, but instruments in general which are designed to
accept a voltage signal input require a load resistor connected in series for voltage conversion. Since the
voltage signal level varies with the load resistance value, determine the load resistance value by referring
to the receiving instrument specifications and the acceptable load resistance range shown below.
Communications with aPC (OVAL Smart Communication Unit EL2300) requires a 250 to 1000Ω Ioad.

l In case a voltage input is fed to the receiving instrument

NOTE: See page 18 for terminal identification.

＋
Flowmeter 1
＋
Preamplifier DC Power Source
－
2－
RL ＋
Voltage Signal
－ (To Receiving Instrument)

GND

PC PC
Personal Computers
EL2300
Smart Communication Unit)

Output Voltage Signal (V)

Pulse Output ON / OFF (20mA × RL) / (4mA × RL)
Analog Output (4mA × RL) － (20mA × RL)at 0 ～ FS

E－12V CAUTION
RL ＝ －
－－－－
－－
21mA
RL(load Resistance) If OVAL Smart Communication Unit
1571Ω EL2300 is to be connected, use it below
35 VDC in power supply voltage.
1000Ω

Area: Acceptable range for operation

250Ω Area: Communicable range

0 12V 17.25V 33V 45V

Supply Voltage E (VDC) Example: If supply voltage is 24V DC with load re-
sistance 250 Ω in the hook-up above, then
a 1-5V DC voltage output is obtained.

Acceptable Load Resistance Range

Fig. 7. 5

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7.7 Wiring Diagrams (examples)

 Analog Output
Analog Output

1 2 3
4∼20mADC
RL Power

Load Resistor

EL2300
PC
GND

1 2 3
4∼20mADC
RL Power
A
Load Resistor

EL2300
PC
GND

Pulse Output
 Pulse Output
EL4061
1 2 3 4/20mADC current pulse

① ＋24VDC
② SIG

EL2300
PC
GND

EL4100
1 2 3 4/20mADC current pulse

② SIG
③ 0V

EL2300
PC
GND
Fig. 7. 6

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8. OPERATION
8.1 Flushing the Piping Assembly
On a newly installed piping assembly where scale,
sludge and other foreign matter are expected, Meter
flushing the piping assembly is necessary before
commencing meter operation. Valve Valve
In order to safeguard the meter, use a bypass line
for flushing. If there is no bypass line, install a short Flow Direction
Short Pipe
pipe section in place of the meter as shown in the
sketch at right.
Fig. 8. 1

8.2 Operation Procedure

① Drainage (in steam service)
To prevent steam hammer, drain the piping assembly completely.
② Checking the meter for proper installation
To ensure safety, inspect connecting bolts, gaskets, etc. for tightness and other conditions.
Make sure of the flow direction also.
③ Leak check
Fill the meter with fluid and check for any leak.
④ Upon completion of wiring connections, turn on power.
Verify that the receiving instrument will not register erratic counts with no flow.
⑤ Starting up the measurement line
By starting up the pump or opening up the valve, carefully allow the fluid to flow.

CAUTION: To safeguard the equipment connected against damage, avoid sharp increase in
flowrate.

⑥ Checking the operation

Verify that the receiving instrument registers properly.
Make sure that the fluid conditions (pressure, temperature, etc.) and flowrate conform to the meter
specifications.

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9. FLOW SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE

Flow sensitivity is accurately adjusted over the
specified flow range before the meter leaves the A M P Potentiometer
factory. T L V Potentiometer
If no output appears at the minimum flowrate
presumably due to your specific operating con-
ditions (disturbance from external interference, for
example), readjust the sensitivity (trigger level).
The same sensitivity readjustment is also required
in cases where the receiving instrument registers
erratic counts at meter shutoff due to noises
caused by pipeline oscillation, etc. after sensor
replacement.
Amplifier Board
Fig. 9. 1

9.1 Amplifier Gain

Amplifier gain (amplification) is adjusted to the A M P Potentiometer
sensor used. Do not attempt to readjust it except
when the sensor has been replaced. Amplifier
gain is adjustable with potentiometer AMP on Gain Down Gain Up
the amplifier board. Monitor the vortex waveform
following amplification on the oscilloscope and
adjust such that the peak value of vortex waveform
Fig. 9. 2
is 100mV p-p approx. at the minimum flowrate.

Sensitivity Potentiometer Vortex Waveform After Amplification

Amplifier Board AMP Amplifier Board VTX (+) - 0V (-)

9.2 Trigger Level

Trigger level (pulse generation sensitivity) deter-
mines the peak value of amplified vortex signal T L V Potentiometer
above which Amplifier Board
signal-to-pulse conversion takes place. 160mVp-p
(Factory Set) Adjustable Range
It follows that trigger level adjustment allows flow
sensitivity adjustment.
With increasing TLV pot position (clockwise
rotation) flow sensitivity decreases; with decreasing
it (counterclockwise rotation) increases flow
80mVp-p 350mVp-p
sensitivity. Fig. 9. 3
If measurement is made near the minimum
flowrate and resultant signal output is too small, Trigger Level Potentiometer
adjust
Amplifier Board TLV
TLY pot to a smaller position. An important
precaution to remember: setting TLV pot to an
extremely small position can lead to erratic pulse
generation at zero flow due to noises caused by
pipeline oscillation or other external disturbances.
'CLV Potentiometer

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Erratic pulse generation attributable to noises of pipeline oscillation, pulsating flows, etc. at meter shutoff
can be solved effectively by increasing TLV pot position.
The trigger level is factory adjusted to 160mV p-p before shipment.
① With increasing trigger level, the flow sensitivity decreases relative to that ratio of trigger level
(sensitivity ratio).
Example: When a trigger level 160mV p-p is increased to 350mV p-p, the resultant sensitivity declines
by a factor 160/350% ≒ 1/2.2 (sensitivity ratio).
② When sensitivity is changed, the resultant minimum flowrate (measurable lower bound flowrate) is
approximately the standard minimum flowrate multiplied by 1/(Sensitivity ratio).
Example: When a trigger level 160mV p-p is increased to 350mV p-p, the resultant minimum flowrate
becomes approximately 350/160 ≒ 1.48 times the minimum flowrate.

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10. PARAMETER SETUP

Establishing the following parameters configures specifications of individual flowmeters.
Parameters are set through communications using a PC and the OVAL Smart Communication Unit
(Model EL2300). (See the section under the topic "Wiring Connections."
Since parameters are correctly established before the meter is delivered to the customer, no further
configuration is normally required.
For procedures to review and set up parameters see the instruction manual for the OVAL Smart
Communication Unit EL2300.

l Description of Parameters
Parameter Setup Range or Item to be Selected Units of
Measurement
Tag No. Enter alphanumeric up to 8 characters.
Sensor serial No. Enter numerals up to 7 characters.
Sensor type Set the flowmeter type conforming to the flowmeter model code.
Enter alphanumeric up to 8 characters. *
Date of manufacture Numerals (the year represented by 2 digits)
Sensor material Select one from SUS316, Hastelloy C, Monel, tantalum, special, or
unknown.
Flange ratings Select one from JIS 10K, JIS 20K, JIS 30K, ANSI 150, ANSI 300,
ANSI 600, special, or unknown.
Description Alphanumeric: accepts 15 characters max.
Generally used for entering brief comments.
Message Alphanumeric; accepts 32 characters max.
Preamplifier display Setup of the type of totalizer display in the flowmeter preamplifier.
Select one from
l TotaI flow

l Actual instantaneous flowrate

l % instantaneous flowrate

l % bar graph

Instantaneous flowrate units ① L/min, L/h, m3 /min, m3 /h, kL/min, kL/h

② L/min [normal], L/h [normal], m3 /min [normal], m3 /h [normal]
③ g/min, g/h, kg/min, kg/h, t/min, t/h
④ ton (US)/min, ton (US)/h
Select one from the available units having the same unit as the at-
tribute number at "Total flow and factored pulse units" setup menu.
Measurement units of total flow ① L, m3, kL
and scaled pulse output ② L [normal], m3 [normal]
③ g, kg, t
④ ton (US)
Select one from the available units having the same unit as the at-
tribute number at "Total flow and factored pulse units" setup menu.
Temperature units One selected from °
C, °
F, or K
Pressure units Select one from Pa, kPa, MPa, mmHg, psi, bar, atm, or torr.
(Each unit shows gage pressure except for mmHg, atm, and torr.)
Meter factor L/p
Within 　50% of nominal meter factor
(value at 20°C [68°
F])
Linear expansion coeff. (α) 0 ≦ "Linear expansion coeff. (α)" ≦ 0.00003
Default setting: 0.000016
Linear expansion coeff. (β) 0 ≦ "Linear expansion coeff. (β)" ≦ 0.00003
Default setting: 0.000016
Cont'd

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Parameter Setup Range or Item to be Selected Units of Measurement

Metered fluids Select one from l Gas and steam
l Liquid

Calculation Select one from l Calculation on actual flow

l Calculation corrected for temperature and

pressure
Reference temperature for l With "Calculation on actual flow" or "Calculation corrected By "Temperature units"
correction for temperature and pressure at Calculation,"
－250 ≦ "Reference temperature for correction" ≦ 450[° C]
Reference temp. for meas- Same as "Reference temperature for correction." By "Temperature units"
urement (process temp.)
Reference pressure for －0.098 ≦ "Reference pressure for correction" ≦ 10.8MPa By "Pressure units"
correction NOTE: Relative to the pressure unit setup, convert the pressure
range above.
Reference pressure for meas- Same as "Reference temperature for correction." By "Pressure units"
urement (process pressure)
Fixed conversion value 0.0001 ≦ Fixed conversion value ≦ "99999999." "Calculation on actual flow"
When the mass flowrate units are selected with "Calculation 　　in kg/m3
on actual flow" or "Calculation corrected for temperature and "Calculation corrected for
pressure" at"Calculation," set the density (fixed value). temperature and pressure"
Deviation factor is set up, in practice, by setting [1/deviation factor]. 　　in kg/m3 [normal]
Zero flowrate Always set to 0. By "Instantaneous flowrate
units"
Span flowrate Min. flowrate x 3 ≦ "Span flowrate ≦ "Max. flowrate x 1.5 By "Instantaneous ftowrate
(full scale flowrate) (See "General Specifications" for the max. and min. flowrates.) units"
Low cutoff flowrate Set up such that 0 <"Low cutoff flowrate<"Span flowrate" or "High By "instantaneous flowrate
alarm flowrate" units"
High alarm flowrate "High alarm flowrate">0 By "Instantaneous flowrate
where "High alarm flowrate"> "Low cutoff flowrate" units"
Weight of total flow and factored 0.01 ≦ "Pulse width" ≦ 10000 By "Totalized flow and
pulse output (See "General Specifications.") scaled pulse units"
Pulse width 10 ≦ "Pulse width" ≦ 1000 ms
(scaled pulse) where pulse width duty at full scale must be below 50%.
Default setting: 50
Pulse output type Select one from l Scaled
l Unscaled
Damping (analog, 0 ≦ "Damping" ≦ 100 s
Instantaneous flowrate) Default setting: 50

※ "Sensor type (flowmeter type) is represented by the following:

　　V * * □ □ □ □ □ (8-digit code)
Output l Analog type: A
l Pulse type: P

Fluid l Gas, steam: G

l Liquid: L

Sensor nominal dia. is set in 3 digits.

　　　Example: If sensor nominal dia. is 50mm. set to 050.

The first ito 3 digits in the sensor model code are set.
　　　Example: VXW

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11. BUILT-IN DISPLAY FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION (Totalizer or indicator equipped model)
Description of Display Functions
This totalizer can display a total of four variables: total flow, actual instantaneous flowrate, percent
instantaneous flowrate, and 8-segment % bar graph. It also shows the following error messages:
Full scale is exceeded: ErrorFS
Upper-end flowrate is exceeded: ErrorOF
NOTE: When errors in both variables above have occurred, message "ErrorOF" has priority over the
other.

11.1 Display Selection (totalizer equipped model)

Display is selectable either with the display
SW1 SW2
select switch located inside the preamplifier or [MODE] [PROTECT]
through communications using the OVAL Smart
Communication Unit.
If communications is your choice, follow the in-
structions outlined in the instruction manual for the
OVAL Smart Communication Unit EL2300.
NOTE: Select your option at 'preamplifier In-
formation" menu at "Setup" on the PC
CPU Board
screen.
Fig. 11. 1
If your option is to do with display select switch,
open the cover facing the internal assembly of
the preampIifier, press the display select switch Example of Display
SW1 [MODE] located on the CPU board. The
Totalized flow
display will then scroll forward each time this switch
is pressed as shown in Fig. 11.2.
Instantaneous
Actual flowrate

% Instantaneous
flowrate

8-segment
% bar graph

Mode Symbol

Fig. 11. 2
11.2 Total Flow Reset
Display total flow can be reset by the display select switch SW1 [MODE] or through communications with
the HART Communicator or OVAL Smart Communication Unit EL2300.
If communication is your option, see the instruction manual for the HART Communicator or OVAL Smart
Communication Unit EL2300.
NOTE: Select your option at "Measurement" at "Display" menu on the PC screen.
With Display Select Switch (totalizer equipped model), while the totalizer is in the total flow display mode,
holding the display select switch SW1 [MODE] depressed for more than 3 seconds resets the total flow.

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12. PRECAUTIONS IN PULSE OUTPUT TYPE

(1) If your model is of pulse output type, the pulse output and total counter remain inoperative for 15
seconds approx. after power on and while communications with Smart Communication Unit continue.
For 15 seconds approx. after termination of communications, the pulse output and total counter also
remain inoperative.
(2) Requirements for validating communications
Communication is valid only when the following requirements are met:
l Flowrate at zero (No pulse output appears.)
l Within 15 seconds after power on
NOTE: The period of 15 seconds immediately after power on is called "Communication standby
mode". (The built-in indicator, if so equipped, will display as shown in ① in the figure below.)
If communications are started during this time period, a switchover to "Communication mode"
takes place, permitting you to communicate until power is turned off the next time. (The built-
in indicator, if provided, will display as shown in ② in the figure below.)
To start a flow measurement routine, turn power off and on again. (After power cycling, the
pulse output and total counter will also remain inoperative for 15 seconds.)

Totalizer Equipped

15 seconds after power on.

① (Com standby mode)

Communication is started
within 15 seconds after
② power on.
(Com mode)

Fig. 12.1 Display at Power ON of Pulse Output Type

(3) While communications continue, the receiving instrument (total counter, etc.) may overcount under
certain circumstances. To eliminate the possibility of such erratic extra counting, precautions should
be taken by either disconnecting the receiving instrument before starting communications, or putting
on paper the current total reading and other important data.
(4) Except for the purpose of communications, do not connect the probe of Smart Communication Unit
with signal lines. If its probe is left connected, the influence of capacitive impedance the interface
has can be a cause to distort signal waveforms and, as a result, the receiving instrument may fail to
receive pulse signals accurately.

PRECAUTIONS FOR ANALOG OUTPUT TYPE

The analog type permits communications at all times. However, if, in an attempt to alter
current parameters, the meter is configured by mistake such that the new parameters
are incompatible with the specification, resultant sharp changes in output may
disturb the behavior of the receiving instrument. It is good practice therefore to make
parameter changes while the fluid flow is at zero.

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13. PREAMPLIFIER OPERATION CHECK WITH SIMULATED PULSE INPUT

  (Output and Display)
At zero flow, you can check the preamplifier operation for its output and display according to the proce-
dures as set forth below.

CAUTION: Operation check should be conducted with zero flow.

13.1 Test Setup

Couple the pulse generator (open collector output) across test pins IN and TP--- on the isolation board.
Feeding a full-scale frequency pulse train from the pulse generator causes the preamplifier to produce a
100% output.

Isolation Board

Receiving
IN TP--- Instrument
(Power)

Pulse Generator
Milliammeter
(for analog type)

(Open collector output) Preamplifier

Fig. 13. 1

nAbout Pulse Generator

Illustrated diagrammatically is the test setup if OVAL pulse checker (Model PC2201 is available as a pulse
generating source).
(Also refer to the pulse generator instruction manual.)

Pulse Checker Switch Settings

l
OUTPUT → 0. C
l
WIDTH → 0.25
l
SETTER → 100%
l
TUNING → 1 - 10K (chosen according to the frequency established)
l
FREQUENCY → Frequency established

SIG. 0V Isolation ＋ Receiving

OUTPUT Board Instrument
－ (Power)
IN TP---
mA Meter
Pulse Checker (for analog type)
(PC2201)
Fig. 13. 2

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13.2 Full Scale Frequency Calculation

The full scale frequency of unscaled pulses equivalent to the full scale flowrate is calculated by the
following formula:
Ful lScale Flowrate (volume unit/h) 　 1
Full Scale frequency (Hz) = ×
Meter Factor (volume unit/P) 3600
NOTE: Full-scale flowrate must have the same unit of measure as meter factor.
The full-scale frequency established before shipment from the factory is stated in the
ANALOG F.S. on the nameplate.

If the fluid temperature ("Reference temperature for measurement" setting) is below 10° C (50°F) or above
+60° C (140° F), multiply the meter factor with a temperature correction factor determined by the following
equation:
Temperature correction factor = (2α + β) × (Fluid temperature [° C] - 20) + 1
where
α: Expansion coefficient of the meter material (Standard: 0.000016)
β: Expansion coefficient of the meter bluff body material (Standard: 0.000016)
Process temperature: Setpoint in the "Reference temperature for measurement" (units in terms of ° C)

Example: Given the meter factor Mf = 0.06021 L/P and 200 m3/h, find the full-scale frequency.

200000 (L/h) 1
Full Scale frequency = ×
0.06021 (L/P) 3600
= 922.7 Hz

If the flowmeter produces an output representing the normal fixed conversion of gases or the mass fixed
conversion of steam, perform conversion into a reduced meter factor by multiplying the meter factor in
volumetric term (L/P) with normal conversion factor or density and, from the meter factor thus obtained,
calculate the full scale frequency.

Example: Given Meter factor Mf = 0.06021 L/P

Fluid density p = 1.638 kg/m3 (g/L)
If the full scale is 400 kg/h, we obtain the reduced meter factor Mf.'
Mf' = 0.06021 (L/P) × 1.638 (g/L)
= 0.09862 (g/P)
It follows that
400000 (p/h) 1
Full Scale frequency = ×
0.09862 (g/h) 3600
= 1126.7Hz

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14. MAINTENANCE CAUTION: The fixed sensor is a pressuretight member. Be sure therefore to stop
the flow and reduce the line pressure to zero when you remove it. A
leak check is suggested after sensor replacement for added safety.

14.1 Sensor Replacement

Adapter (204)
14.1.1 Fixed Sensor Removal
Sensor (202)
PROCEDURE See. 15.1, Assembly Drawing and Parts
Gasket (201)
List on pages 38 and 39.
① Turn off power. Meter Body (101)
② Remove cover (310) on the terminal box (⇒ see
page 12).
NOTE: If the meter is of explosionproof construc-
tion, remove latch (304) before attempting
Piezoelectric
to remove the cover (see page 18). Element (101)
③ Disconnect the cable for external wiring connec- Bluff Body
tions (⇒ See page 12). Fig. 14. 1
④ Remove shield strip (307) (⇒ page 12).
⑤ Disconnect sensor leads (⇒ page 12).
Sensor Leads
⑥ Loosen hex socket head setscrews (307) and ex-
tract the preamplifier upward. 209
⑦ Remove C-shaped stop ring (209) for shaft (Fig.
208
14.2). 204
⑧ Remove O-ring retainer (208) and O-ring (207). 207
⑨ Take off hex socket head bolts (206) and remove
adapter (204) (Fig. 14.3).
⑩ Take off hex socket head bolts (203). Fig. 14. 2
NOTE: Loosen bolts in an alternating order to en-
sure even loosening. Ensure also that no
internal pressure exists.
⑪ Remove the sensor (202) from the meter body (101)
(Fig. 14.4).
204

206

14.1.2 Fixed Sensor Installation Fig. 14. 3

PROCEDURE See. 15.1, ASSEMBLY DRAWING and
PARTS LIST on pages 38 and 39.
Reverse the order of disassembly for assembly, ob-
serving the following instructions:
① Do not drop or force the sensor, or it may be
damaged. 203
② When you install the sensor, make sure that gasket 202
(201) is in place (See Fig. 14.4). 101
③ With sensor's locating pin in alignment with meter
body's pin slot, carefully install the sensor into 201
position.
④ While installing the sensor with hex socket head
bolts (203), ensure even bolt tightening. Fig. 14. 4

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14.1.3 Replaceable Sensor Removal

CAUTION: Since the sensor does not com, in contact with the fluid (located external to the housing),
it can be replaced without need of interrupting the fluid flow. But for safety's sake, replace
the sensor at temperatures below 220 ° C.

PROCEDURE See. 15.2, Assembly Drawing and

Sensor (1002)
Parts List on pages 40 and 41.
Oscillator
① Turn off power. Spool(1001)
② Remove cover (310) on the terminal box
(⇒See Page 12). Gasket (204)
(Piezoelectric
NOTE: If the meter is of explosionproof con- Element)
struction, remove latch (304) before Meter Body (101)
attempting to remove the cover (⇒ See
Bluff Body
Page 18). Fig. 14. 5
③ Disconnect the cable for external wiring
connections (See Page 12).
④ Remove shield strip (307) (⇒ page 12). Sensor Leads
⑤ Disconnect sensor leads (⇒ Page 12).
209
⑥ Loosen hex socket head setscrews (301) and
extract the preamplifier upward. 204 208
⑦ Remove C-shaped stop ring (209) for shaft 207
(Fig. 14.6).
⑧ Remove O-ring retainer (208) and O-ring (207)
(Fig. 14.6). Fig. 14. 6

203 1023

205

Fig. 14. 7 Fig. 14. 8

⑨ Taking off bolts (205), adaptor (203) (Fig. 14.7). ⑩ Take off sensor fitting screws (hex socket head
screws) (1023) (Fig. 14.8).

1002

1001
Fig. 14. 9 Fig. 14. 10
⑪ Screwing bolts (M3.5) into tapped holes pro- ⑫ Carefully extract the sensor (1002) from the os-
vided or sensor removal (two places), force the cillating spool (1001) (Fig. 14.10).
sensor to unseat (Fig. 14.9).

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14.1.4 Replaceable Sensor Installation

PROCEDURE
The assembly is reverse of the removal procedure, observing the following
① Exercise care not to drop or force the sensor, or it may be damaged.
② When you install the sensor, make sure that sensor's locating pin fits in the mating pin slot in the os-
cillating spool, and carefully insert the sensor into place.
③ While securing the sensor with fitting screws (1023), ensure even tightening of the screws.

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14.2 Preamplifier Inspection

Amplifier Board Interface Board (integrally mounted type)
Isolation Board

1／2
SEL
AMP
CPU Board CM－ TLV
CM＋

Fitting Screws

PLS

0V
Amplifier Board
PL2 TRG
IN VTX
TP－ NF
CALIBRATION
OUT Isolation Board
O.C
Isolation Board MODE
CPU Board
PROTECT
Fig. 14. 11

14.2.1 Description of Switches and Potentiometers

(1) Amplifier Board
Name Test Pins Description
＋・・・ V T X During measure-
Amplified vortex waveform ment
－・・・ 0 V 0.1Vp-p approx.

＋・・・ T R G During measure-

Pulse sync with vortex ment
－・・・ 0 V 3Vp-p approx.

During
measure- 200μS
Test pins for monitoring the ment
＋・・・ P L S
pulses sync with vortex 3V approx.
(prior to shaping the pulse width) －・・・ 0 V
When 1/2 reduction is turned ON, the period of this
waveform becomes twice that of TRG
When the communication host is connected across
＋・・・ C M＋ CM＋ and CM－, communication is enabled. (A
Test pins for communication load resistance 250Ω min. is required on the part
－・・・ C M－
of receiving instrument.

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(2) Isolation Board

Name Test Pins Description
Test pins for entering a simulated ＋・・・ I N Accepts a simulated input equivalent to open
signal input －・・・ T P － collector pulses or voltage pulses (PG30).

During
measure- 200μS
ment
Test pins for monitoring the pulses ＋・・・ P L 2
after isolation 2.7V approx.
－・・・ T P －
＊ Waveform after PLS isolation on the amplifier
board.

(3) Isolation Board (analog output type)

Name Test Pins Description
20ms T T: 2～10ms app. at 0～FS
Test pins for monitoring the pulses ＋・・・ O U T
before analog conversion －・・・ T P － 2.7Vp-p approx.

(4) Isolation Board (pulse output type)

Name Test Pins Description
200μs
＋・・・ O U T
Unscaled pulse output
－・・・ T P － 2.7Vp-p approx.

Depends on "Pulse width" setup.

＋・・・ O U T
Scaled pulse output
－・・・ T P － 2.7Vp-p approx.

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14.2.2 Description of Switches and Potentiometers

(1) Amplifier Board
Name Symbol Description
Amplification factor of the amplifier is factory adjusted relative to
Amplification adjust the sensor used. Readjustment is basically not required except
A M P when the sensor is replaced with a new one.
potentiometer
⇒ See "Flowrate Sensitivity Adjustment Procedure (page 22)."
Sets the trigger level (pulse generation threshold sensitivity) to
Trigger level setting switch somewhere between 80mV and 350mA p-p.
T L V
⇒ See "Flowrate Sensitivity Adjustment Procedure (page 22)."
Selects amplifier characteristics relative to the process fluid to
Process fluid and nominal dia.
S E L be metered and nominal meter dia meter. Settings may vary with
select switch
flowmeter specifications.

Selects the factor of frequency division or scaling of the flowrate

signal being measured (completely independent of SEL switch).
1/2 frequency reduction switch 1 / 2 OFF: 1/2
ON : 1/2

Sets notch filter frequency.

Notch filter frequency select
N F HI: 6300Hz
switch
LO: 3800Hz

(2) Isolation Board

Name Symbol Description
Turning it ON allows an open collector pulse output
Switch for open collector output O. C to appear across terminals 3 and 2.
＊ Default setting to be OFF

Switch for factory testing CALIBRATION Set in the OFF at all times.

(3) CPU Board

Name Symbol Description

Display select switch S W 1 In case of the totalizer equipped model, selects the totalizer display
(Also serves as total flow reset menu and resets the total flow.
MODE
switch.) ⇒ See "Built-in Indicator Functions and Operation (page 26)."
Placing the switch in the ON position inhibits attempts to overwrite
parameters through communication.
Parameter overwrite protect S W 1
switch Reviewing the parameters that have already been established,
PROTECT
reviewing variables of flow measurement, and resetting the
totalized flow are acceptable, however.

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4
Chg. 2 5
5 Amp

6 3 6

Piezo-
electric
Sensor

Built-in Display (option)

14.2.3 Preamplifier Block Diagram

Separately-mounted Preamp Type

Amp Board Display (Board)
Preamp Interface LCD LCD
Board Board Driver 7-seg. Bar Graph

Amp Response Select +1.5V +4.5V SW1 SW2

+2.7V
1 +
0V 0V TP-
-1.5V 0V
VTX
HIC +4V Mo-
4 0V dem
TRC 15A OUT
Chg. Com. 1/2 TP+ Low +
Amp Divide Pulse Output Sig.
5 Amp pare
25A～ Cutoff CPU Select ---
6 +

AMP TLV +

Piezo- Analog factored pulse/

electric Unfactored pulse Select 2 ---
Sensor CPU Board
Terminal Block for External Connections

Isolation Board

Fig. 14. 12 Preamplifier Block Diagram

Interface Board
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14.3 Display Installation (option)

An optional built-in display (totalizer) may be added.
Installation is simple by coupling the totalizer unit to the existing internal assembly.

NOTE: When the display is added, replace the existing cover over the internal assembly with a screw
cover having a glass in the window.

Totalizer Unit

Cover with Window

Fig. 14. 13

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15. ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS AND PARTS LIST

15.1 Fixed Sensor Type NOTE: Parts list is shown on the next page.

310 300D 310

300C 309 309
307 307
300A
303 303
303

308 308

304 304
306 306
305 305
302 301 302 301

209
208
207

204

206
205

203

202
101
203
201

101

201, 202

EX Delta, Dia
Fig. 15. 1

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l Parts List
Sym. No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks
101 Meter Body 1
201 Gasket A 1 Φ17.5×T2
202 Sensor 1
203 Hex Socket Head Bolt A 4 M5×13
204 Adapter 1
205 Spring Washer A 4 Nom. 4 (Fits M4)
206 Hex Socket Head Bolt B 1 M4×12
207 O-Ring A 1 P10A
208 O-Ring Retainer 1
209 "C" Step Ring for Shaft 1 Nom. 10 (JIS B 2804)
Separately mounted Preamplifier
300A
315
314
Fig. 15. 2
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Sym. No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks
300A Preamplifier 1 set PA25
300C Preamplifier with Totalizer 1 set PA25S
300D Terminal Box 1 set
311 Preamplifier Assembly 1 set See page 33.
312 Totalizer Assembly 1 set See page 37.
301 Hex Socket Head Screw B 4 M8×10 (nom. 4)
302 O-Ring B 1 JASO 2033
303 Preamplifier Housing 1
304 Lock 2 Ex. Model only
305 Hex Socket Head Bolt D 2 M4×6 (nom.3)
306 Spring Washer B 2 Nom.4 (fits M4)
307 Shield Strip 1
308 Cross Recess Pan Hd. Scr. 2 M3×6
309 O-Ring C 2 AS568-233
310 Terminal Box Cover 1
314 Bracket 1
315 U-Bolt 1 With nut
300C
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15.2 Replaceable Sensor Type NOTE: Parts list is shown on the next page.

310 300D 310

300C
309 309
307 307
300A
303 303
303

308 308

304 304
306 306
302 305 302 305
301 301

209
208
207

203

206
210

1023
1002 EX Delta, Dia
1002
201 1024
205 1023
1001
1021
101
204

101

205
1001

204

Fig. 15. 3

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l Parts List
Sym. No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks Sym. No. Part Name Q'ty Remarks
101 Meter Body 1 300A Preamplifier 1 set PA25
201 Sensor assembly 1 set 300C Preamplifier with Totalizer 1 set PA25S
1001 Oscillating Spool 1 300D Terminal Box 1 set
1002 Sensor 1 311 Preamplifier Assembly 1 set See page 33.
1021 Locating Pin 1 312 Totalizer Assembly 1 set See page 37.
1023 Sensor Fitting Screw 4 M3.5×15 301 Hex Socket Head Screw B 4 M8×10 (nom. 4)
(Hex Socket Head Screw) 302 O-Ring B 1 JASO 2033
1024 Sensor Locating Pin 1 303 Preamplifier Housing 1
203 Adapter 1 304 Lock 2 Ex. Model only
204 Gasket A 1 Φ17.5×t2.2 305 Hex Socket Head Bolt D 2 M4×6 (nom.3)
205 Bolt A 4 M4×12 (non. 3) 306 Spring Washer B 2 Nom.4 (fits M4)
206 Bolt B 4 M5×13 307 Shield Strip 1
207 O-Ring A 1 P10A 308 Pan Head Screw 2 M3×6
208 O-Ring Retainer 1 309 O-Ring C 2 AS568-233
209 "C" Step Ring for Shaft 1 Nom. 10 (JIS B 2804) 310 Terminal Box Cover 1
210 Spring Washer 4 Nom.4 (fits M4) 314 Bracket 1
315 U-Bolt 1 With nut

Separately mounted Preamplifier

300A

300C
315

314

Fig. 15. 4

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16. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

16.1 Sensor Specifications
16.1.1 EX Delta Sensor Specifications
Table 16.1
Item Description
Sensor Construction Fixed sensor Fixed sensor Replaceable sensor
Nominal Dia., mm 10, 15, 25, 40, 50, 80, 100, 150 40, 50, 80, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300 40, 50, 80, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300
Process Connection Wafer type Flanged (RF standard) Flanged (RF standard)
Pressure Rating JIS 10, 16, 20, 30K ANSI/JPI Class 150, 300
Std. Connecting Pipe Nominal wall thickness Sch. 40
Acceptable Fluid Liquid, gas, and steam *1
Operating Temp. Range Standard type: －30 to ＋300° C
－30 to ＋300°C High temp. type: －30 to ＋460° C
For meters 200-300mm nom. dia. with flange material SFVC2A, For meters 200~300mm nom. dia.,
0 to ＋300° C (due to flange material temp. limitation) 0°C is the lowest temp. (due to flang
material temp. limitation)
Max. Operating Pressure Depends on flange rating. [Design pressure: 5.00MPa] See table below.
Accuracy Select one from the following options according to the given operating conditions
① ±1% of indicted reading or better*　② ±1% of full scale or better
(*: In analog output, ±0.1% of full scale is added.) *2
Repeatability ±0.2% or better
Measuring Pipe SCS 14A SUS316 or SCS14A
SCS14A＋SUS316 for 10mm (For 200-300mm nom. dia., flange material is SUS316 or
Material

nom. dia. SFVC2A.)

Bluff Body SUS3I6 or SCSI4A
Adapter SUS304 or SCS13A
Installation No restrictions on physical orientation to cause loss of accuracy (Maintainability and
waterproof work for wiring entry should be taken into consideration.)
Finish (Measuring Pipe) 200 - 300mm nom. dia. with SFVC2A only. Diallyl phthalate resin finished Munsell 7.5G7/2.5
*1: Nom. dia. 10mm steam metering is not acceptable.
*2: Nom. dia. 10mm accuracy is ±2% with respect to the max. flowrate.

l Flange Ratings and Max. Operating Pressure

Nominal Dia. 15 - 300mm (Material: SUS3I6 or SCS14A) Unit: MPa
Flange Rating
Operating Temp. JIS 10K JIS 16K JIS 20K JIS 30K ANSI/JPI 150 ANSI/JPI 300

Below 220°
C 1.18 1.96 2.45 4.51 1.27 3.35
Above 220 to 300°
C 0.98 1.77 2.26 4.22 1.02 3.06
Above 300 to 350°
C 1.57 1.96 3.82 0.84 2.96
Above 350 to 420°
C 2.94 0.57 2.81
Above 420 to 460°
C 0.42 2.71

Nominal Dia. 200 - 300mm (Material: SFVC2A) Unit: MPa

Flange Rating
Operating Temp. JIS 10K JIS 16K JIS 20K JIS 30K ANSI/JPI 150 ANSI/JPI 300

Below 220°
C 1.18 2.45 3.04 4.51 1.32 4.31
Above 220 to 300°
C 0.98 2.26 2.84 4.22 1.02 3.87
Above 300 to 350°
C 2.06 2.55 3.82 0.84 3.70
Above 350 to 420°
C 1.57 1.96 2.94 0.56 2.88

NOTE: See meter tag or approval drawing for the operating flow ranges and preamplifier output specifications.

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16.1.2 EX Delta Dia Sensor Specifications

Table 16.2
Item Description
Sensor Construction Fixed sensor Fixed sensor Replaceable sensor
Nominal Dia., mm 15, 25, 40, 50, 80 mm 50, 80 mm 50, 80 mm
Process Connection Wafer type Flanged (RF standard) Flanged (RF standard)
Measuring Pipe SUS316 or SCS14A
Material

Bluff Body SUS316

Adapter SUS304 or SCS13A
Max. Operating Pressure Depends on flange rating. [Design pressure: 5.00MPa]　See table below.
Accuracy Select one from the following options according to the given operating conditions.
① ±1% of indicted reading or better*　② ±1% of full scale or better
(*: In analog output, ±0.1% of full scale is added.)
Repeatability ±0.2% or better
Installation No restrictions on physical orientation to cause loss of accuracy (Maintainability and
waterproof work for wiring entry should be taken into consideration.)
Flange Rating JIS 10, 16, 20, 30K 　ANSI/JPI Class 150, 300
Std. Connecting Pipe Nominal wall thickness Sch. 40
Operating Temperature C
－30 to ＋300° C
－30 to ＋460°
Acceptable Fluid Liquid
Finish Left unpainted (because of stainless steel material)

l Flange Ratings and Max. Operating Pressure

Nominal Dia. 15 - 80mm (Material: SUS3I6 or SCS14A) Unit: MPa
Flange Rating
Operating Temp. JIS 10K JIS 16K JIS 20K JIS 30K ANSI/JPI 150 ANSI/JPI 300

Below 220°
C 1.18 1.96 2.45 4.51 1.27 3.35
Above 220 to 300°
C 0.98 1.77 2.26 4.22 1.02 3.06
Above 300 to 350°
C 1.57 1.96 3.82 0.84 2.96
Above 350 to 420°
C 2.94 0.57 2.81
Above 420 to 460°
C 0.42 2.71
NOTE: See meter tag or approval drawing for the operating flow ranges and preamplifier output specifications.

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16.2 Preamplifier Specifications

Table 16.3
Item Description
Model PA25 (preamplifier) PA25S (totalizer, digital indicator)
Select one of the following:
Mounting Construction ① Remote-mount flowmeter
② Separately-mounted type (totalizer on 2" pipe)
Degree of Protection for JIS C 0920 splashproof (IP66)
Enclosure
Explosionproof Select one of the following: ③ Flameproof FM: class 1, Div 1, Groups B, C & D
Construction ① Nonexplosionproof ④ Flameproof CSA: Class 1, Div 1, Groups B, C & D
② Flameproof TIIS: Ex d ll B＋H2T ⑤ Flameproof NEPSI: Ex d II B＋H2T
Ambient Temperature Nonexplosionproof: －40 to ＋80° C Nonexplosionproof: －20 to ＋60° C
(See chart on next page.) Exolosionoroof: －20 to ＋60° C Explosionproof: －20 to ＋60° C
Ambient Humidity 5 －100% R.H., non-condensing
Housing Material Aluminum alloy
Housing Finish Finished in baked melamine
Finish: Munsell 7.5G7/2.5 (Cover:Munsell 10G5/5.5)
Current signal: 2-wire system (Serves also as power lines.)
Select one of the following:
Output ① Factored pulse　Pulse levels－'0': 4mA, "1": 20mA Pulse width: 10 - 1000ms (standard: 50ms)
② Unfactored pulse (vortex synchronized pulse) Pulse levels － "0": 4mA, "1": 20mA
　　Pulse width: 200μA
③ Analog 4 - 20mA DC at 0- FS　Time constant: 0-100s (standard: 2.5s)
Display: 7-segment LCD
Scrolls through the following four variables with internal
switch or EL2300:
①Total flow
6-digit LCD counter shows total flow,
Units of registration: See NOTE *2,
l At power failure, the total reading is retained in nonvolatile

memory.
Built-in Display (Option) l Total reading is resettable by an internal switch or EL2300.

②lnstantaneous actual fiowrate －

7-digit (3 1/2-digit effective numerical area)
Units of registration: See NOTE *2
③% instantaneous flowrate
Units of registration: Reads in % of full scale. Resolution 0.1%
Full scale: Same as that of analog output
④8-segment % bar graph －
Units of registration: Reads in % of full scale.
Full scale: Same as that of analog outout
Power Supply 12 - 45V DC (See the acceptable load resistance range on the next page.)
NOTE: For use with OVAL Smart Communication Unit EL2300, use power source below 35VDC.
G1/2 internal thread
l Cable lead-in in flameproof model:One of the following two.
Cable Entry ①Pressuretight screw connection of conduit
②Pressuretight packing (dedicated lead-in furnished as standard accessory)
l ln case of flameproof construction CSA, NPT1 /2 female thread adapter is installed in place.

Preamp to receiving instrument: 1.25mm2 min., 2-conductor shielded cable

Cables *1 　　Sensor to preamp: 1.25mm2 min., 3-conductor shielded cable (separately-mounted type)
Finished cable O.D.: φ13,5mm min., nonexplosionproof φ8.5-φ11mm, flameproof
Transmission Length Preamp to receiving instrument: 1 kilometer max.
Sensor to preamp: 200 meters max, (separately-mounted type)
Communication HART protocol communications 　See NOTE *3
Calculations l True flowrate (liquid, gas, steam) l Corrected for temp. and press. (gas)

*1: If ambient temp. exceeds 55° , use cables heat to resistant to 70°or higher.
　 NOTE: Even when ambient temp. does not exceed 55°use cables that withstand 60°or higher specified for the instruments connected.
*2 Indicated flow units are selectable from the table below by calculation. Instant, rate units in heavy-line boxes can be used in combination.
Units of Indicated Top: Instantaneous rate units Calculation Calculation corrected
Flow rate Bottom: Tote flow units on actual flow For temp. and press.
L/min, L/h, m /min, m /h, KL/min, kL/h
3 3
○ ×
L, m 3, kL
L/min (normaI), L/h (houry), m /min (normal), m /h (normal)
3 3
× ○
L (normal), m 3 (normal)
g/min, g/h, kg/min, kg/h, t/min, t/h
○ ○
g, kg, t
ton (U.S.)/min, ton (U.S.)/h
○ ○
ton (U.S.)
*3: Model with pulse output -- communication mode is enabled under the following requirements:
① At no flow ② Power ON (If communication begins within 15 Seconds after power on, continuous communication mode is enabled.
*4: If an open collector factored or unfactored pulse output is desired, consult factory.
l Given below are guidelines of acceptable ranges for establishing the analog output and indicator full scale:
3 times the min. flowrate ≦ 1.3 times the max. flowrate
If you want to set up the full scale outside the above range, consult the factory.

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l Load Resistance Range l Ambient Temperature Range

If the liquid temperature exceeds 125°
C, it is necessary that the am-
bient temperature range be derated as shown.
R L = E-12VDC
21mA Fixed Sensor Type
l●Fixed sensor type l Replaceable sensor type
1571 80 80
Nonexplosionproof rated Nonexplosionproof rated
60 60
Load Resistance, RL (Ω)

40 40

Ambient Temp.(℃)

Ambient Temp. ℃
1000 Explosionprooof rated, display Explosionprooof rated, display
20 20
(indicator, totalizer) equippped (indicator, totalizer) equippped
0 0
571
−20 −20

250 −40 −40

−30 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 −30 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
125 125 420
Fluid Temp. (℃) Fluid Temp. (℃)
12 17.25 24 33 45
Supply Voltage E（VDC）

: Area: Operation range CAUTION

: Area: Communication range If OVAL Smart Communication Unit EL2300 is to be
connected, use it below 35VDC in power supply voltage.

l Preamplifier Output Units and indicated Measurement Units

Shown in this table are the output units at volumetric flowrates. For fixed conversion into measurement
units other than volumetric flowrate. determine from Tables A through H (pages 46 through 47).
Max. Flowrate, Nominal Meter Preamplifier PA25
Appli-
mm3/h Factor, L/P
cable Nominal Dia . Output Frequency Unfactored Pulse Output
(Unfactored pulse (Nom. unfactored
Fluid
frequency, Hz) pulse unit) Min Standard Max.
10 (3/8) 2.8 (453.8) 0.001714 162Q 0.1 L/P 1 L/P 100 L/P
15 (1/2) 6.0 (312.2) 0.005338 52.0Q 1 L/P 10 L/P 100 L/P
25 (1) 20 (344.4) 0.01613 17.2Q 1 L/P 10 L/P 1 m3/P
40 (1 1/2) 48 (292.7) 0.04556 6.10Q 10 L/P 100 L/P 1 m3/P
50 (2) 79 (219.2) 0.1001 2.78Q 10 L/P 100 L/P 10 m3/P
Liquid

80 (3) 172 (143.6) 0.3328 0.835Q 10 L/P 100 L/P 10 m3/P

100 (4) 296 (108.7) 0.7567 0.367Q 10 L/P 100 L/P 10 m3/P
150 (6) 645 (74.0) 2.422 0.115Q 100 L/P 1 m3/P 100 m3/P
200 (8) 1130 (44.7) 7.021 0.0396Q 100 L/P 1 m3/P 100 m3/P
250 (10) 1750 (35.9) 13.54 0.0205Q 1 m3/P 1 m3/P 1000 m3/P
300 (12) 2510 (30.0) 23.24 0.012Q 1 m3/P 1 m3/P 1000 m3/P
10 (3/8) 8.5 (1378) 0.001714 162Q 1 L/P 10 L/P 100 L/P
15 (1/2) 33 (1717) 0.005338 52.0Q 1 L/P 10 L/P 100 L/P
25 (1) 130 (2339) 0.01613 17.2Q 10 L/P 100 L/P 1 m3/P
40 (1 1/2) 290 (1768) 0.04556 6.10Q 10 L/P 100 L/P 1 m3/P
50 (2) 490 (1360) 0.1001 2.78Q 100 L/P 1 m3/P 10 m3/P
Gas

80 (3) 1380 (1152) 0.3328 0.835Q 100 L/P 1 m3/P 10 m3/P

100 (4) 2370 (870.0) 0.7567 0.367Q 100 L/P 1 m3/P 10 m3/P
150 (6) 5160 (591.8) 2.422 0.115Q 1 m3/P 10 m3/P 100 m3/P
200 (8) 9100 (360) 7.021 0.0396Q 1 m3/P 10 m3/P 100 m3/P
250 (10) 14000 (287) 13.54 0.0205Q 1 m3/P 10 m3/P 1000 m3/P
300 (12) 20100 (240) 23.24 0.012Q 1 m3/P 10 m3/P 1000 m3/P
*1: Selectable factored pulse output may possibly vary with special models and meter factor after meter calibration.

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l EX Delta Dia
Nominal Dia. Max. Flowrate, mm3/h Nominal Meter Factor Output Pulse Frequency
mm (inch) (Pulse frequency, Hz) (L/P) Min Standard Max.
15 (1/2) 6.0 (322.5) 0.005168 1 L/P 10 L/P 100 L/P
25 (1) 20 (375.4) 0.01480 1 L/P 10 L/P 1 m3/P
40 (1 1/2) 48 (242.4) 0.05500 10 L/P 100 L/P 1 m3/P
50 (2) 79 (190.7) 0.1151 10 L/P 100 L/P 10 m3/P
80 (3) 172 (121.1) 0.3946 10 L/P 100 L/P 10 m3/P

Total count units of the internal totalizer always remain the same as those of factored pulse units.

n Factored Pulse Units for Fixed Conversion

When it is required that a volumetric flowrate (volume flow) be reduced to the equivalent flowrate under
standard condition (normal flowrate) or to the mass flowrate in a fixed conversion by multiplying a con-
version factor, the factored pulse unit is determined by the unit selector graphs given below.
※: Depending on specials or on the meter factor after meter calibration, selectable factored pulse output
units may possibly vary.

Fluid type Fixed Conversion Type Unit Selector

Gas Conversion into standard conditions (normal flowrate) Tables A, B

Saturated Steam Conversion into mass flowrate Table C, D

Superheated Steam Conversion into mass flowrate Table E, F
Liquid Conversion into mass flowrate Table G, H

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l Factored Pulse Units for Fixed Conversion into Standard State (normal flowrate)
1. Conversion factor is calculated by the following equation:
273.15 P ＋1.0332 Z0
Conversion factor = × ×
T ＋ 273.15 1.0332 Z

(Except where significant influence is anticipated, it is assumed that Z0/Z = 1.)

where T = Operating temp., ° C(°F)　Z. = Compressibility coefficient under standard conditions
P = Operating press. (kgf/cm2 gage) Z = Compressibility coefficient under operating conditions.
2. Follow your way to the right in the nominal diameter column of the given meter in Table A and find the
segment number (①, ②, etc.) that agrees with the conversion factor you have just computed.
3. In Table B, find factored pulse unit relative to the segment number.

Table A l Conversion Factor -Segment Graph Table B l Segment -Factored Pulse Output Graph
Nom. 10 ① ② ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ Factored Pulse Output Unit　Unit: [normal]
Dia.（3／8″） 0.583 4.24 5.83 42.4 58.3 Segment
〃 15 Minimum Standard Maximum
（1／2″） ② 1.09 ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦
1.87 10.9 18.7 ① 1 L/P 10 L/P
〃 25 1 L/P
（1″） ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑨ ② 100 L/P
0.620 2.77 6.20 27.7 10 L/P
〃 40 ⑥ ③ 100 L/P
（11／2″） ⑤ ⑦ ⑨ ⑩
1.24 2.19 12.4 21.9
④ 10 L/P 100 L/P
〃 50 ⑤ 100 L/P
（2″） 0.735 ⑥
0.999
⑦
7.35
⑨
9.99
⑩ ⑤ 1 m3 /P
〃 80 ⑦ ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑥ 1 m3 /P
（3″）
100 L/P 1 m3 /P 10 m3 /P
2.61 3.00 26.1 30.0
〃
⑦
100 ⑦ ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫
（4″） 1.32 1.52 13.2 15.2 ⑧ 100 m3 /P
〃
150 ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑨ 10 m3 /P
（6″） 0.698 4.13 6.96 41.3
〃 ⑩ 1 m /P
3 10 m /P
3 100 m3 /P
200 ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭
（8″） 1.42 3.96 14.2 39.6 ⑪ 1000 m3 /P
〃
250 ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑫ 1000 m3 /P
（10″）
0.739 2.57 7.39 25.7 10 m3 /P 100 m3 /P
〃 ⑬ 10000 m3 /P
300 ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮
（12″）
1.79 4.30 17.9 43.0
⑭ 10000 m3 /P
100 m3 /P 1000 m3 /P
.5 1 2 3 5 7 10 20 30 50 60 ⑮ 100000 m3 /P
Conversion Factor

l Factored Pulse Units for Saturated Steam Measurement

1. Follow your way to the right in the nominal diameter column of the given meter in Table C and find the
segment number (①, ②, etc.) that agrees with the saturated steam pressure.
2. In Table D, find scaled pulse unit relative to the segment number.

Table C l Pressure (gage) -Segment Graph Table D l Segment -Factored Pulse Output Graph
Nom. 15
Dia （1／2″） ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ Factored Pulse Output Unit　Unit: [normal]
0.93 2.46 21.1 37.0 Segment
〃
25 Minimum Standard Maximum
③ ④ ⑤
（1″）
4.27 11.3 ① 1 g/P 10 g/P 100 g/P
40
〃
（11／2″） ③ ④ ⑤ ⑦ ⑧ ② 100 g/P
1.22 2.04 24.3 32.8 10 g/P 100 g/P
〃
50
⑦
③ 1 kg/P
（2″） ⑤ ⑧
80
13.8 14.6
④ 1 kg/P
〃
（3″） ⑤ ⑥ ⑧ ⑨ ⑤ 100 g/P 1 kg/P 10 kg/P
3.48 3.95

〃
100
⑤ ⑥ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑥ 100 kg/P
（4″）
⑦ 10 kg/P
0.873 1.77 20.5 30.3
150
〃 ⑧ ⑨ ⑩
（6″） 5.36 13.0 ⑧ 1 kg/P 10 kg/P 100 kg/P
200
〃
（8″） ⑧ 1.57
⑨ 6.71
⑩ 27.9
⑪ ⑨ 1 t/P
250 ⑩ 1 t/P
〃
（10″）
⑨ ⑩ ⑪ 10 kg/P 100 kg/P
3.87 13.9
⑪ 10 t/P
300
〃 ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑫ 100 kg/P 1 t/P 10 t/P
（12″） 2.30 7.42 35.4

.5 .6 .7 .8 .9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 20 30 40 50
Pressure (gauge)

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l Factored Pulse Units for Fixed Conversion into Mass Flowrate

(Superheated steam and gas)
1. Follow your way to the right in the nominal diameter column of the given meter in Table E and find the
segment number (①, ②, etc.) that agrees with the density when in use.
2. In Table E, find factored pulse unit relative to the segment number.

Table E l Density -Segment Graph Table F l Segment -Factored Pulse Output Graph
Nom. 10 ① ② ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ Factored Pulse Output Unit　Unit: [normal]
Dia. （3／8″） 0.583 4.24 5.83 42.4 58.3 Segment
15 Minimum Standard Maximum
〃 （1／2″） ② ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦
1.09 1.87 10.9 18.7 ① 1 g/P 10 g/P
25 1 g/P
〃 （1″） ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑨ ② 100 g/P
0.620 2.77 6.20 27.7 10 g/P
40
⑥ ⑨
③ 100 g/P
〃 （11／2″） ⑤ ⑦ ⑩
1.24 2.19 12.4 21.9
④ 10 g/P 100 g/P
50
⑤ 100 g/P
〃 （2″）
0.735
⑥
0.999
⑦
7.35
⑨
9.99
⑩ ⑤ 1 kg/P
80
〃 （3″ ⑦ ⑧ ⑪ ⑫ ⑥ 1 kg/P
） ⑩
⑦ 100 g/P 1 kg/P 10 kg/P
2.61 3.00 26.1 30.0
100
〃 （4″ ⑦ ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫
）
1.32 1.52 13.2 15.2 ⑧ 100 kg/P
150
〃 （6″） ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑨ 10 kg/P
0.698 4.13 6.96 41.3
200 ⑩ 1 kg/P 10 kg/P 100 kg/P
〃 （8″） ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭
1.42 3.96 14.2 39.6 ⑪ 1 t/P
250
〃 （10″） ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑫ 1 t/P
0.739 2.57 7.39 25.7 10 kg/P 100 kg/P
300 ⑬ 10 t/P
〃 （12″） ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮
1.79 4.30 17.9 43.0 ⑭ 10 t/P
100 kg/P 1 t/P
.5 1 2 3 5 7 10 20 30 50 60
⑮ 100 t/P
Density［kg/m3］

l Factored Pulse Units for Fixed Conversion into Mass Flowrate (Liquids)
1. Follow your way to the right in the nominal diameter column of the given meter in Table G and find the
segment number (①, ②, etc.) that agrees with the specific gravity when in use.
2. In Table H, find scaled pulse unit relative to the segment number.

Table G l Density -Segment Graph Table H l Segment -Factored Pulse Output Graph
Nom. 15 ③ Factored Pulse Output Unit　Unit: [normal]
Dia.（1／2″） ① ② Segment
0.600 1.87
Minimum Standard Maximum
25
〃
（1″） ② ③ ④ ① 100 g/P 1 kg/P 10 kg/P
0.618 1.80

〃 40
③ ④ ⑤ ② 1 kg/P 10 kg/P 100 kg/P
（11／2″）
1 kg/P 10 kg/P 1 t/P
0.750
③
1.66

〃 50
（2″） ④ 0.776
⑤ ④ 10 kg/P 100 kg/P 1 t/P
〃 80
（3″） ⑤ ⑤ 10 kg/P 100 kg/P 10 t/P
〃 100
⑥ 100 kg/P 1 t/P 10 t/P
⑤ ⑥ ⑦
（4″） 1.06 1.22 ⑦ 100 kg/P 1 t/P 100 t/P
〃 150
（6″）
⑦ ⑧ 1 t/P 10 t/P 1000 t/P
〃 200 ⑦ ⑧
（8″） 1.42

〃 250 ⑦
（10″） 0.739
⑧
〃 300
⑧
（12″）

.5 .6 .7 .8 .9 1 1.5 2
Specific Gravity

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16.3 PRESSURE LOSSES

16.3.1 EX Delta Pressure Losses

l Nom. Diameters 10 150mm

C×ρ
ΔP =
100
where ΔP: Pressure loss (MPa)
ρ: Density (kg/m3)
To determine the pressure loss,
find the value C at the inter-
15 1500
10 1000 secting point of flowrate (Q) and
m

slanted line of the given meter

10m

5 500
coeff ofCLiquids, C

m
m

m diameter and substitute it to the

5m

Gas of Gas
ize

15

m
0m

m 150 m
mm
15
2 50 m 50m 1500
200

mm
al s

formula above.

0m
10 1000
4

80
min

1
10
100
10m

mm

5 500
No

mm

of Coeff.
0.5 50
of Liquids,

ize

15

mm
m
25

mm
2 200
m
al s

40

0m

C
0.2 20 0m
80
min

loss
1
10

100

Steam,
15

10
loss coeffloss

No

loss Coeff.
0.1
0.5 50

Pressure Pressure
0.05 5
Pressure Pressure

and Steam, C
0.2 20

and
0.02 2
0.1 10
0.01 1
0.05
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 1003 200 500 10 5
3
Liquid flowrate（m3/h）
1 2 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 10 2000 500010 Gas, Steam flowrate（m3/h）
4

0.02 2
Flowrate（m /h）
3
0.01 1
0.1 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 1003 200 500 10 34 Liquid flowrate（m3/h）
1 2 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 10 2000 500010 Gas, Steam flowrate（m3/h）
Flowrate（m3/h）

l Nom. Diameters
10
200 300mm 103
m
m
m
0m
0m
0m

5 500
e 20

25
30

10 103
l siz

30 m
m
ina

25 200
0m

Gas andCSteam, C
0m
0m

500
Nom

e 20

25
l siz
coeff ofCLiquids, C

1 100
ina

2 200
Nom

of Steam,

0.5 50
1 100
of Liquids,

Gas and

0.2
0.5 20
50
of Coeff.
loss coeffloss

0.1 10
loss
Pressure Pressure

0.2 20
loss Coeff.
Pressure Pressure

0.05 5
0.1 10

0.02
0.05 25

  Liquid Flowrate（m /h）3

3
10
0.02 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000 2
100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000     Gas, Steam Flowrate（m /h）

  Liquid Flowrate（m /h）3

3
10 20 50 100 200 500 1000 2000
100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000     Gas, Steam Flowrate（m /h）

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16.3.2 EX Delta Pressure Losses

l Nom. Diameters 15 80mm

15 C×ρ
10 ΔP =

m
100

m
m

m
5m

25m

40m
50m

80m
ze 1 where ΔP: Pressure loss (MPa)
5 . Si
ρ: Density (kg/m3)
Pressure Loss Coeff

Nom

2 To determine the pressure loss,

1
find the value C at the inter-
of Liquids, C

secting point of flowrate (Q) and

0.5 slanted line of the given meter
0.3 diameter and substitute it to the
0.2 formula above.
0.1
Liquid 0.5 1 2 5 10 20 50 100 200 500 10

Flowrate (m /h)
3

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17. OUTLINE DIMENSIONS

17.1 EX Delta, Wafer Type All dimensions in millimeters
l Nominal Dia. 10, 15, 25mm NOTE: Figures in brackets ( )
show meter with built-in display.
（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88

φ88
Built-in
Display

H
φ
φd

φd
Flow D Flow φ
I D
I
L L

Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

l Nominal Dia. 40 - 150mm

（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88
φ88

Built-in

H
Display
H

φD
φd
φD
φd

Flow
Flow
I
I
L
L
Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

Nominal Dia. φd Approx. Mass (kg)

L I φD H
mm (in.) (Meter I. D.) Less display Display provided Separate terminal
box provided
10 (3/8") 65 32.5 10 40 276 2.6 2.9 2.4
15 (1/2") 65 32.5 14.5 40 276 2.6 2.9 2.4
25 (1") 65 32.5 26.6 67 276 3.2 3.5 3.0
40 (1-1/2") 80 40 37.6 81 261 3.9 4.2 3.7
50 (2") 80 40 48.5 91 265 4.0 4.3 3.8
80 (3") 100 40 72.4 126 281 6.8 7.1 6.6
100 (4") 125 48 95.2 156.2 301 10.5 10.8 10.3
150 (6") 165 54 140.3 214.9 331 20.4 20.7 20.2

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17.2 EX Delta, Flanged Type

All dimensions in millimeters
l Nominal Dia. 40 - 150mm NOTE: Figures in brackets ( )
show meter with built-in display.
（126）
100 41 55 41
44 60 44 60

φ88
φ88

Built-in
Display

H
H

φd
φd

Flow Flow

I I
L L

Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

l Nominal Dia. 200 - 300mm

（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88
φ88

Built-in
Display

H
H

φd
φd

Flow Flow

L L

Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

Nominal Dia. φd Approx. Mass (kg)

L I H
mm (in.) (Meter I. D.) Less display Display provided Separate terminal
box provided
40 (1-1/2") 171 85.5 37.6 261 8.0 8.3 7.8
50 (2") 173 86.5 48.5 265 9.0 9.3 8.8
80 (3") 219 99.5 72.4 281 15.2 15.5 15.0
100 (4") 250 110.5 95.2 301 21.2 21.5 21.0
150 (6") 322 132.5 140.3 331 43.7 44.0 43.5
200 (8") 350 199.9 346 38.3 39.1 38.6
250 (10") 450 248.8 368 68.8 69.1 68.6
300 (12") 500 297.9 390 88.8 89.1 88.6

NONE: Shown here are dimesions and mass of JIS 10K rating.
NOTE: See approval drawing for detail dimensions.

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17.3 EX Delta Dia, Wafer Type All dimensions in millimeters

NOTE: Figures in brackets ( )
l Nominal Dia. 15mm show meter with built-in display.
（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88
φ88
Built-in

H
Display

H
φ

φd
φd

φ Flow D
Flow D I
I
L L Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

l Nominal Dia. 25mm （126）

44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88
φ88

Built-in

H
H

Display
φD
φD

φd
φd

Flow
Flow
I I
L L Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

l Nominal Dia. 40 - 80mm

（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41
φ88
φ88

Built-in
Display
H
H
φD

φD

Flow d Flow φ
d
φ
I I

L L Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

Nominal Dia. φd Approx. Mass (kg)

L I φD H
mm (in.) (Meter I. D.) Less display Display provided Separate terminal
box provided
15 (1/2") 65 32.5 14.5 40 276 2.6 2.9 2.4
25 (1") 80 47.5 26.6 67 276 3.2 3.5 3.0
40 (1-1/2") 100 67 41.2 82 261 3.9 4.2 3.7
50 (2") 125 85 52.7 92 265 4.0 4.3 3.8
80 (3") 125 85 78.1 127 281 6.8 7.1 6.6

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17.4 EX Delta Dia, Flanged Type

l Nominal Dia. 50 and 80mm
All dimensions in millimeters
NOTE: Figures in brackets ( ) show
meter with built-in display.
（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88
φ88

Built-in

H
Display

φd
φd

Flow Flow

L
L

Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

Nominal Dia. φd
L H
Mm (in.) (Meter I.D.)

50 (2") 229 52.7 265

80 (3") 254 78.1 281

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17.5 Replaceable Sensor Type All dimensions in millimeters

NOTE: 1. Figures in brackets ( ) show meter
17.5.1 EX Delta, Flanged Type with built-in display.
l Nominal Dia. 40 - 150mm 2. Dimension φ indicates the inside
（126） diameter of the bluff body
44 60 100 41 60 55 41
44

φ88

φ88
H

H
φd
φd

Flow Flow

I I

L L
Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

l Nominal Dia. 200 - 300mm

（126）
44 60 100 41
44 60 55 41
φ88

φ88
H

H
φd

φd

Flow Flow

L
L
Separate-mount Preamplifier Type

Nominal Dia. φd Approx. Mass (kg)

L I H
mm (in.) (Meter I. D.) Less display Display provided Separate terminal
box provided
40 (1-1/2") 171 85.5 37.6 342 8.6 8.9 8.4
50 (2") 173 86.5 48.5 346 9.6 9.9 9.4
80 (3") 219 99.5 72.4 362 15.8 16.1 15.6
100 (4") 250 110.5 95.2 382 21.8 22.1 21.6
150 (6") 322 132.5 140.3 412 44.3 44.6 44.1
200 (8") 350 199.9 427 39.4 39.7 39.4
250 (10") 450 248.8 449 69.4 69.7 69.4
300 (12") 500 297.9 471 89.4 89.7 89.4

NONE: Shown here are dimesions and mass of JIS 10K rating.
NOTE: See approval drawing for detail dimensions.

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17.5.2 EX Delta Dia, Flanged Type

l Nominal Dia. 50 - 150mm All dimensions in millimeters
NOTE: 1. Figures in brackets ( ) show meter
with built-in display.
2. Dimension φ indicates the inside
diameter of the bluff body
（126）
44 60 100 41 44 60 55 41

φ88
φ88

Built-in
Display

H
φd

φd
Flow Flow

L L

Nominal Dia. φd
L H
Mm (in.) (Meter I.D.)

50 (2") 229 52.7 346

80 (3") 254 78.1 362

17.6 Separately-mouted Preamplifier

All dimensions in millimeters
NOTE: Figures in brackets ( ) show
meter with built-in display.

109 (126)
2˝Pipe 60 100 41
ø88

To Receiving
Instrument
Built-in Display (See page 7.)

To Probe
Approx. Mass (kg)

92.5 Less display Display provided

Installation on a horizontal pipe 1.9 2.1

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17.7 Flow Straightener and Downstream Short Pipe

Flow Straightener Outline Dimensions
Dimensions (mm) Approx. Mass (kg)
L Nom. Dia.
Model JIS 20K JIS 30K
mm (in.) dφ L JIS 10K
ANSI 150 ANSI 300
2
FS 02 20 (3/4) 21.4 240 2.1 2.2 3.7
3
2
FS 03
3 25 (1) 27.2 300 4 4 5
Nom. Dia.: 100mm max.
2
FS 04
3 40 (1-1/2) 41.1 480 6 6 8
2
FS 05
3 50 (2) 52.7 600 8 8 10
2
FS 08
3 80 (3) 78.1 960 17 20 24
2
FS 10
3 100 (4) 102.3 1200 27 31 40
2
FS 15
3 150 (6) 151 1800 66 75 87
2
FS 20
3 200 (8) 199.9 2400 130 140 160
2
FS 25
3 250 (10) 248.8 3000 220 240 270
2
FS 30
3 300 (12) 297.9 3600 340 370 410
2
FS 35
3 350 (14) 333.4 4200 470 510 570
2
FS 40
3 400 (16) 390.6 4800 490 520
2
FS 50
3 500 (20) 489 6000 870 930
2
FS 60
3 600 (24) 584.2 7200 1590 1670
NOTE: ※ above 400mm, ANSI Class 150 only.

Downstream Short Pipe Outline Dim. Dimensions (mm) Approx. Mass (kg)
Nom. Dia.
Gage Tap Rc3/8 Model JIS 20K JIS 30K
mm (in.) dφ L 1 2 JIS 10K
L ANSI 150 ANSI 300
2
SP 02 20 (3/4) 21.4 125 62.5 1.8 2.3 3
3
2
SP 03 25 (1) 27.2 125 62.5 3 3 4
3
2
SP 04 40 (1-1/2) 41.1 200 80 4 4 7
Nom. Dia.: 100mm max. 3
2
SP 05 50 (2) 52.7 250 100 6 6 8
Gage Tap Rc3/8 3
L 2
SP 08
3 80 (3) 78.1 400 160 10 13 17
1 Temp- Rc3/4 2
meter Tap 2
SP 10 100 (4) 102.3 500 200 15 19 28
3
2
SP 15 150 (6) 151 750 300 120 34 42 55
3
Nom. Dia.: 150mm min. 2
SP 20 200 (8) 199.9 1000 400 200 58 70 92
3
2
SP 25 250 (10) 248.8 1250 500 250 100 120 150
3
2
SP 30 300 (12) 297.9 1500 600 300 150 180 220
3
2
SP 35 350 (14) 333.4 1750 700 350 210 250 310
3
2
SP 40 400 (16) 390.6 2000 800 400 210 250
3
2
SP 50 500 (20) 489 2500 1000 500 370 420
3
2
SP 60 600 (24) 584.2 3000 1200 600 670 750
3
NOTE: ※ above 400mm, ANSI Class 150 only.

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18. PRODUCT CODE EXPLANATION

18.1 EX Delta
Table 18.1
Product Code
Item Description
16
Model V X EX DELTA
W
Wafer type (nominal dia. 10 to 150mm)
Fixed sensor
Body style F
Flanged type (nominal dia. 40mm and larger)
R
Replaceable sensor, flanged (nom. dia. 40mm up) RF standard
Application 1 Standard
0 1 0 10mm
0 1 5 15mm
0 2 5 25mm
0 4 0 40mm
0 5 0 50mm
Nominal Diameter 0 8 0 80mm
1 0 0 100mm
1 5 0 150mm
2 0 0 200mm
2 5 0 250mm
3 0 0 300mm

SCS14A (Nominal meter dia. 10 to 150mm)
N
SUS316 (Nominal meter dia. 200 to 300mm)
Major Parts Material
C SUS316 + SFVC2A (Nominal meter dia. 200 to 300mm) Note 1
Z Special (other than above)
1 JIS 10K
2 JIS 16K
3 JIS 20K
4 JIS 30K
Flange Rating 5 ANSI 150 Note 2
6 ANSI 300 Note 2
7 JPI 150
8 JPI 300
9 Others than above
1 Nominal dia. 40mm and larger
Sensor Construction
2 Nominal dia. 10, 15, and 25mm (Separate-mounted sensor type)
G Gas and Steam (300° C max.） Note 3
L Liquid (300° C max.）
Fluids to be Metered
S High temp. service: Gas and steam (from 300°
C to 460°
C) Note 3
H High temp. service: Liquid (from 300°C to 460°
C)

1 Integrally-mounted type
Preamplifier Construction
2 Separately-mounted type (installed on a 2" pipe)
0 Nonexplosionproof
1 Flameproof (TIIS) Note 4
2 Flameproof (ATEX)
Explosionproof Rating
4 Flameproof (FM)
5 Flameproof (CSA)
7 Flameproof (NEPSI)
0 None
Display
1 Totalizer, Digital Indicator Note 4
4 Unfactored pulse: Smart
Output Signal 5 Factored pulse: Smart
6 Analog: Smart
Version Code A
NOTES 1. Material code“C” : Meter body material 200 ~ 300mm nom. dia. comes with pipe SUS316 + Flange SFVC2A.
Not applicable to products which come under high-pressure gas safety regulations.
2. ANSI rated meters are supplied with serrated flanges conforming to ANSI B 16.5L1986.
3. Models 10mm in nominal dia. are not serviceable in steam measurement application.
4. Explosionproof rated models are fumished with dedicated ex. cable gland (pressure-resistant packing). Be sure to use it.
5. Display menus are selectable with an intemal switch or through EL2300 for (1) 6-digit totalizer, (2) digital instantaneous
flowrate, (3) ％ instantaneous flowrate, (4) 8-division bar graph.

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18.2 EX Delta Dia

Table 18.2
Product Code
Item Description
16
Model V X EX DELTA
W   Wafer type (nominal dia: 15 to 80mm)
Fixed sensor
Body style F   Flanged type (nom. dia. 50mm up) RF std.
R   Replaceable sensor, flanged (nominal dia. 50mm and larger)
Application 2   Dirty flow (Diamond shaped vortex shedding element)
0 1 5   15mm
0 2 5   25mm
Nominal Diameter 0 4 0   40mm
0 5 0   50mm
0 8 0   80mm
–
N   SCS14A (Nominal dia. 15 and 25mm, wafer type)
Major Parts Material C SUS316
Z Special (other than above)
1 JIS 10K
2 JIS 16K
3 JIS 20K
4 JIS 30K
Flange Rating 5 ANSI 150 Note 1.
6 ANSI 300 Note 1.
7 JPI 150
8 JPI 300
9 Other than above
Sensor Construction 2 Separately-mounted sensor type
L Liquid (300°C max.
Fluids to be Metered
H High temp. service: liquid 300°C to 460°C (Flanged replaceable sensor)
–
1 Integrally-mounted type
Preamplifier Construction
2 Separately-mounted type
0 Nonexplosionproof
1 Flameproof (TIIS) Note 2
Explosionproof Rating 2 Flameproof (ATEX)
4 Flameproof (FM)
5 Flameproof (CSA)
7 Flameproof (NEPSI)
0 None
Display
1 Totalizer and digital Indicator Note 3
4 Unscaled pulse: Smart
Output Signal 5 Scaled pulse: Smart
6 Analog: Smart
Version Code A
NOTES: 1. ANSI rated meters are supplied with serrated flanges conforming to ANSI B 16.5L1986.
2. Explosionproof rated modele are fumished with dedicated ex. cable gland (pressure-resist ant packing). Be sure to use it.
3. Display menus are selectable with an internal switch or through EL2300 for (1) 6-digit totalizer, (2) digital instantaneous flowrate,
(3)％ instantaneous flowrate, or (4) 8-division bar graph.
4. Applicable brackets.
Nominal dia. (mm) 15 25 40 50 80

Wafer type O O O O O

Flanged type – – – O O

O : Standard – : Designed to order

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u2007.03 Revised (40mm Meter flange type added)

u2005.11 Revised (Replaceable type adapter modified and others)
u2004.12 Revised
u2002.10 10mm meter added and some revisions
All specifications are subject to change for improvement. u2002.01 Analog indicator PA25I deleted

OVAL Corporation
Head Office: 10-8, Kamiochiai 3-chome, Shijuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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