Burkert 8045 Manual

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Possible applications
Flow control of fluids, contaminated or not:
Waste water treatment
Flow control of drinking water (FDA approval)
Laundries: measurement and control of the water consumption
Swimming pools: pump protection and flow control
Food-processing industry: monitoring of the cleaning cycles (FDA approval)
Irrigation
Application with sea water: desalination, fish farms
Design
The E-shaped magnetic system inside the sensor induces a magnetic field into the fluid, which is perpendicular to the
direction of flow. Two electrodes are in galvanic contact with the liquid. Based on the Faraday law a voltage can be
measured between these electrodes once a liquid (min. conductivity of 20 µS/cm) flows along the pipe.
This voltage is proportional to the flow velocity.
Using the K-factor for the individual pipe diameter the speed of flow is converted into volume per time.
Sofware main features
• International measuring units
• Choice of the display language
• Teach-In for a better accuracy, or K-factor
• 4-20 mA current output
• Pulse output
• 2 relays
(option)
• Detection of flow direction possible with the relay 2
• Filter function
• Reset of the main totalizer
• Simulation mode to adjust Zero and Span and simulate flow in dry-run
condition
Display
To scroll-up the menu or
increase a value
To scroll-down the menu
or select a digit to be
modified
Confirm input and
menu points
Relay 1 LED
Relay 2 LED
Large digital display with 8 characters
(4 digital characters and 4 alphanumeric characters)
indicating:
- the measured flow
- the value of the current output
- the value of the main totalizer
- the value of the daily totalizer

Burkert 8045 Specifications

General

Brand	Burkert
Model	8045
Category	Transmitter
Language	English