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KROHNE H54 M4 EN User Manual

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5 H54 Installation and operating instructions


1.3

Key for Pressure Equipment Directive

PED

/ / /

1 2 3 4 5


1 P
ressure Equipment Directive

2

Fluid

G

Gases, liquefied gases, gases dissolved under pressure, vapors and those liquids

whose vapor pressure lies more than 0.5 bars over the normal atmospheric pressure

(1013 mbars) at the maximum permissible temperature

L

Liquids whose vapor pressure lies a maximum of 0.5 bars above the atmospheric

pressure at the maximum permissible temperature

3

Fluid group

1

Group 1:

Explosion-hazardous, highly flammable, readily flammable, flammable

(when the maximum permissible temperature lies above the flash point),

highly toxic, toxic, fire stimulating

2

Group 2:

All the fluids not specified in Group 1

4

Category

3.3

In accordance with Article 3.3 of Directive 97/23/EC

I

Category I to 97/23/EC

II

Category II to 97/23/EC

III

Category III to 97/23/EC

5

Conformity evaluation process

SEP

Solid

engineering

practice

A

Module A internal process inspection

A1

Module A1 internal process inspection with supervision of the acceptance

H

Module H Comprehensive quality assurance


The PED key marking is contained on the rating plate of the instrument.





1.4 Functional

principle

The flowmeter operates in accordance with the float measuring

principle.

A metal cone is installed in the measuring unit H54, in which

a suitably formed float can move freely up and down.

The flowmeter is inserted into a vertical pipeline and the

medium flows through it from bottom to top.

The guided float adjusts itself so that the buoyancy force

A acting on it, the wave resistance W and its weight G are

in equilibrium (G = A + W).

An annular gap which depends on the flow rate results.

The height of the float in the measuring unit, which depends

on the flow, is transmitted by a magnetic coupling and

displayed on a scale. Strong magnetic fields can lead to

deviations in the measured value.

The installation of several instruments in immediate vicinity to

each other does not cause notable influences.