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6 .7 temperature – KROHNE Summit 8800 Vol 2 User Manual

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SUMMIT 8800

STREAM CONFIGURATION

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Optional parameters in case there is more than one transmitter in this range:

Average deviation

Deviation that one transmitter may have from the average of all transmitters

before an alarm is raised.

Deviation

The manimum deviation between the transmitters before an alarm is raised.

Deviation time

The time during which the (previous) deviation exists before an alrm is raised.

Hysteresis for alarms and warnings to prevent continuous switching:
Hysteresis max/min

The value which must be exceeded to switch an alarm on or off.

Hysteresis hi/lo

The value which must be exceeded to switch an warning on or off.

When Hart transmitters are used, then a check on its units can be set
HART unit alarm

Determines if an alarm should be raised when a pressure HART transmitter

reports another unit than defined for the transmitter

HART unit correct

Determines if the pressure Hart units should be used instead of the

configured units.

Determine what to do with the accountable alarms:
Maximum alarm

Raise an alarm when the transmitter range limits are exceeded or not.

Default: Yes.

Minimum alarm

Raise an alarm when the transmitter range limits are exceeded or not.

Default: Yes.

6 .7 Temperature

Liquid

Gas

Steam

For most corrections, the temperature of the fluid is needed. The SUMMIT has elaborate selec-

tion for multiple temperature sensors and includes error handling when one or more of these

sensors has a problem.

Zero to three temperature sensors can be connected for each stream, with the option to use the

average of these values. It is also possible to use the temperature send via a serial (modbus)

link, e.g. from a SCADA system. In certain applications, there could be no temperature input for

the streams, but only an input for the station. In that case the station temperature could be used

by the streams.

This section defines the selection process to arrive to an “in use” value for the temperature.

There are 6 selections in order of priority with each 7 choices. The SUMMIT will start to check

the first selection. If the value is valid (not in alarm) then this selection will be choosen. If not,

then the second selection will be checked etc. The last selection is always the keypad value as

defined earlier, even if all other choices are none.

The 7 choices provided for the temperature selection are: