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Emerson Daniel 3410 Series User Manual

Emerson Daniel 3410 Series
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Operations Manual
Part Number 3-9000-777 Revision E
January 2018
Daniel
TM
3410 Series Gas Ultrasonic Flow Meters
3414 Gas Ultrasonic Flow Meter 3411 and 3412 Gas Ultrasonic Flow Meters

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Emerson Daniel 3410 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Meter Body MaterialStainless Steel
Transmitter Housing MaterialStainless Steel
Process Temperature Range-40°C to 204°C (-40°F to 400°F)
Output Signal4-20 mA
Process ConnectionFlanged, Wafer, Threaded
CertificationsCSA, ATEX, IECEx
Operating Temperature-40 to 185 °F (-40 to 85 °C)
Enclosure RatingNEMA 4X
MaterialStainless Steel

Summary

Section 1: Startup checklist

1.1 Startup checklist

Initial setup steps and required information for meter startup.

Section 2: Setup meter communications

2.1 Daniel MeterLink utilities

Overview of software utilities for meter configuration, testing, and data management.

2.2 Setup Modbus communications

Configuration parameters for connecting via Modbus serial interface.

2.3 Setup HART® communications

Explanation of HART communication for digital signal transmission.

2.4 Setup the meter in a DeltaV System

Instructions for integrating meters with DeltaV System communications.

Section 3: Optional feature keys

3.1 Overview

Introduction to advanced features requiring optional software keys for enablement.

3.2 Configure optional keys

Procedure for obtaining and applying software keys to enable optional features.

Section 4: Flow measurement

4.1 Transducer timing control

Explanation of terms related to transducer timing for batch data and calculations.

4.2 Signal processing

How ultrasonic signals are processed to ensure accurate transit time measurement.

4.5 Volumetric flow rate

Explanation of raw, flow-condition, and base-condition volumetric flow rate values.

4.6 3410 Series gas flow meter characterizations

Overview of calculated flow characteristics like symmetry and turbulence.

Section 5: Calibrate and configure the meter

5.1 Calibration methods

Description of dry and wet calibration steps for meter accuracy.

5.3 Calibrate Analog inputs and outputs

Guide for calibrating analog inputs and outputs using the Analog Inputs Wizard.

5.4 Calibrate meter factors

Process for calibrating meter factors based on flow conditions.

5.7 Outputs test mode

How to test frequency, current, and digital outputs by forcing them to specific values.

5.8 Configure HART outputs

Configuration of HART outputs including dynamic variables and device identification.

5.11 Configure Gas Chromatograph parameters

Setup for polling GC data for gas property calculations.

5.14 Configure the Local Display

How to set up parameters for the meter's local display.

Section 6: Archive logs

6.1 Daily and hourly log data point actions

Explanation of data point actions for daily and hourly logs.

6.2 Event log: alarm/audit

How the meter monitors data points and logs alarm status changes.

Section 7: Tools commands

7.1 Edit/Compare Configuration parameters

Utilities for managing meter configurations, including viewing, editing, and comparing.

7.2 Waveform viewer

Feature to view transducer waveforms for diagnostic analysis in time and frequency domains.

7.3 Gas SOS Calculator

Utility to calculate Speed of Sound for gas compositions and operating conditions.

7.7 Upgrade program components

Instructions for upgrading meter firmware and software components.

Appendix A: Conversion factors

A.1 Conversion factors per unit of measurement

Table of conversion factors for metric and U.S. Customary units used in the manual.

Appendix B: Miscellaneous equations

B.1 Miscellaneous conversion factors

Formulas for K-Factor and Inverse K-Factor calculations.

B.2 Chord “L” dimension calculation

Calculation method for the chord "L" dimension using meter housing and transducer dimensions.

Appendix C: Troubleshooting comm., mech., and elec.

C.1 Communications troubleshooting

Solutions for common Ethernet communication issues with the meter.

C.2 Mechanical/electrical troubleshooting

Troubleshooting guidance for mechanical and electrical issues encountered with the flow meter.

Appendix D: Flow rate summary charts

D.1 Flow rate summary charts

Tables providing flow rate data based on PSIG and m/s or ft/s.

Appendix E: Write-protected configuration parameters

E.1 Write-protected configuration

Table listing configuration parameters protected from changes when the CPU Board WRITE PROT. switch is ON.

Appendix G: Index

G.1 Manual Index

Alphabetical listing of topics and their corresponding page numbers for easy reference.

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