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KROHNE Summit 8800 Vol 2 User Manual

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SUMMIT 8800

METERING PRINCIPLES

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Description
B01

Start proving sequence

The proving sequence sub-routine is initiated by the main

prove routine. The results of the individual run are stored in

the status.run’n’ tag.

A general flag is set or reset, this done on the proving

sequence tag.

B02

Regulate control valves?

Release PID between runs’. If yes, then the control valve will

be released, and continue to the next step to stabilise flow

again.

B03

Idem

A06

Flow stabilisation

Volume, temperature and pressure are checked for

deviations.

Minimum stability duration, this is the waiting time before

stability check;

Maximum stability duration, after this time the conditions

must be stable;

Stability limit, the maximum limit for the deviation.

B04

Idem

A07

Stabilisation completed

successfully?

Check initiated if previous step was successful.

Important: If successful the conditions are recorded and

monitored throughout the proving process.

For reference the standard deviation tag for flow, temperature

and pressure can be found under the following location.

There are a set of deviation alarm tags that are set is the

standard deviation is greater than the limit set.

B05

Check deviation of

conditions

Volume, temperature and pressure are checked for deviations

from the start of the prove.

B06

Proving run

This step is depended on the type of prover configured.

Depending on the selection, a sub-routine is started.

Refer to prover>prover options>general>prover type

Ball prover (tag: ball position)

• Idle

• Initialising switches

• Waiting for initialisation

• Forward rotate 4 way valve

• Forward counting pulses

• Forward waiting chamber

• Initialising switches

• Waiting for initialisation

• Reverse rotate 4 way valve

• Reverse counting pulses

• Reverse waiting chamber

• Generating report

Master meter (tag: run position)

1. Idle

2. Initialising switches

3. Waiting for initialisation

4. Starting run

5. Counting Pulses

6. Ending run

7. Ending run

8. Generating report