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Table of Contents
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Preface
17
Section 1: Startup Checklist
17
Startup Checklist
17
Table 1-1 Equipment and Information Checklist
17
Section 2: Setup Meter Communications
19
Daniel Meterlink Utilities
19
Setup the Meter Directory
20
Connect to the Meter
23
Collect as Found Logs and Reports
24
Customize Daniel Meterlink Settings
25
Figure 2-1 Program Settings
25
Setup Modbus Communications
26
Table 2-1 Modbus Communication Parameters
26
Setup HART® Communications
27
Setup the Meter in a Deltav System
27
Section 3: Optional Feature Keys
29
Overview
29
Obtaining Optional Keys
29
GC Interface Key
30
AGA10 Key (Sound Velocity Calculation)
30
Continuous Flow Analysis (CFA) Key
30
Key Status
30
Configure Optional Keys
31
Section 4: Flow Measurement
33
Figure 4-1 Model 3414 Transit-Time Measurement Principle
33
Transducer Timing Control
34
Figure 4-2 Models 3412 or 3411 Measurement Principle
34
Figure 4-3 Signal Analyzer - Update Rate, Stack Size, Filter and Emission Rate
34
Terminology
35
Signal Processing
36
Stacking
36
Filtering
36
Batch Cycle Processing
37
Table 4-1 Actual Meter Update Period
37
Smoothing
38
Acquisition Mode
38
Re-Acquisition
38
Chord Gas and Sound Velocity Measurements
39
Average Sound Velocity
40
Optional AGA10 Sound Velocity Calculation and Comparison
40
Average Weighted Gas Flow Velocity
41
Table 4-2 AGA10 Calculation Status
41
Average Weighted Flow Velocity Using Chord Proportions
42
Volumetric Flow Rate
45
Raw Volumetric Flow Rate
45
Flow-Condition Volumetric Flow Rate
45
Pressure-Effect Expansion Correction
46
Temperature-Effect Expansion Correction
47
Profile-Effect Correction
48
Reynolds Number
49
Base-Condition Volumetric Flow Rate
50
Volume
50
Energy Rate and Totals
51
Table 4-3 Volume Accumulation Data Points
51
Mass Rate and Totals
52
Table 4-4 Energy Total Data Points
52
3410 Series Gas Flow Meter Characterizations
53
Table 4-5 Mass Total Data Points
53
Section 5: Calibrate and Configure the Meter
55
Calibration Methods
55
Dry Calibration
55
Figure 5-1 Calibration - Meter Factors Page
56
Table 5-1 Data Points for Dry Calibration
57
Wet Calibration
59
Table 5-2 Data Points for Wet Calibration Method
59
Wet Calibration Piece-Wise Linearization
60
Figure 5-2 Calibration - Meter Factor: None
60
Figure 5-3 Calibration - Meter Factor: Piecewise Linearization
61
Table 5-3 Data Points for Piece-Wise Linearization Calibration
62
Third-Order Polynomial
63
Figure 5-4 Calibration - Meter Factor: Polynomial
63
Table 5-4 Data Points for Polynomial Wet Calibration
64
No Wet Calibration
65
Triggered Delta Volumes
65
Table 5-5 Configure Operational Parameters
66
Calibrate Analog Inputs and Outputs
68
Figure 5-5 Offset Calibration
69
Calibrate Meter Factors
71
Flow Calibration
71
Figure 5-6 Gating Configuration Parameter Edge Gated, Active High
71
Figure 5-7 Gating Configuration Parameter Edge Gated, Active Low
72
Figure 5-8 Gating Configuration Parameter State Gated, Active High
72
Figure 5-9 Gating Configuration Parameter State Gated, Active Low
72
Configure Frequency/Digital Output Sources
73
Table 5-6 Frequency/Digital Outputs Possible Configurations
74
Figure 5-10 CPU Module - Frequency/Digital Outputs Common Ground
75
Figure 5-11 CPU Module - Frequency/Digital Outputs Common Ground - Type 4
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Configure Frequency Outputs
77
Configure Digital Input/Outputs
79
Figure 5-12 Meter Outputs Test Page
80
Outputs Test Mode
80
Configure HART Outputs
81
Configure the Four Dynamic Variables
81
Configure the Device Identification
82
Configure the HART Units
82
Configure Meter Corrections
82
Flow Profile Correction
82
Temperature Expansion Correction
82
Pressure Expansion Correction
82
Configure Temperature and Pressure
83
Flow-Condition Pressure and Temperature
83
Table 5-7 Flow-Condition Pressure and Temperature Data Source
84
Configure the Temperature Parameters for the Meter
85
Configure the Pressure Parameters for the Meter
85
Configure Gas Chromatograph Parameters
86
Gas Properties
87
Table 5-8 Fixed Gas Composition Data Points
88
Table 5-9 GC-Reported Gas Composition Data Points
89
Table 5-10 In-Use Gas Composition Data Points
90
Table 5-11 C6+ Breakdown to Standard Components by Component ID
91
Table 5-12 Gas Chromatograph Sim 2251 Registers
92
Table 5-13 Supported Component Ids
93
Data Polling
94
Gas Property Data
94
Table 5-14 GC Communication Status List
94
GC Alarm Handling
95
GC Data Validity
95
Table 5-15 GC-Read Gas Property Invalid Conditions
95
Configure AGA8 Parameters
96
Configure Continuous Flow Analysis Parameters
97
Set Baseline Parameters
97
Configure the Local Display
98
Figure 5-13 Field Setup Wizard - Local Display
98
Table 5-16 Local Display Labels, Descriptions and Valid Units
99
Section 6: Archive Logs
103
Daily and Hourly Log Data Point Actions
103
Daily Log
104
Table 6-1 Daily Log Content
104
Hourly Log
108
Table 6-2 Hourly Log Action Type
108
Audit Log
111
Table 6-3 Audit Log AGA 8 Group Monitored Data Points
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Table 6-4 Audit Log AGA 10 Group Monitored Data Points
112
Table 6-5 Audit Log Baseline Group Monitored Data Points
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Table 6-6 Audit Log Calibration Group Monitored Data Points
113
Table 6-7 Audit Log Chord Proportions Group Monitored Data Points
116
Table 6-8 Audit Log Colocated Meter Group Monitored Data Point
116
Table 6-9 Audit Log Communication Group Monitored Data Point
116
Table 6-10 Audit Log Data Logging Group Monitored Data Points
116
Table 6-11 Audit Log Expansion Correction Group Monitored Data Points
117
Table 6-12 Audit Log Flow Analysis Group Monitored Data Points
117
Table 6-13 Audit Log Frequency, Digital and Analog Group Monitored Data Points
118
Table 6-14 Audit Log Gas Chromatograph Group Monitored Data Points
120
Table 6-15 Audit Log General Group Monitored Data Points
121
Table 6-16 Audit Log HART Data Group Monitored Data Points
122
Table 6-17 Audit Log Indicators Group Monitored Data Points
123
Table 6-18 Audit Log Local Display Group Monitored Data Points
123
Table 6-19 Audit Log Meter Information Group Monitored Data Points
124
Table 6-20 Audit Log Pressure and Temperature Group Monitored Data Points
124
Table 6-21 Audit Log Reynolds Number Calculation Group Monitored Data Point
125
Table 6-22 Audit Log Signal Processing Group Monitored Data Points
125
Determining Meter Power-Up and Power-Down Times
126
Table 6-23 Audit Log Tracking Group Monitored Data Points
126
Event Log: Alarm/Audit
127
Table 6-24 Alarm Log Monitored Data Points
128
Options for Reading Audit, Alarm, And/Or System Log Records
129
Options for Reading Daily And/Or Hourly Log Records
129
Reading Log Records
129
System Log
129
Collecting and Viewing Log Records
130
Collecting Logs
131
Figure 6-2 Maintenance Logs
131
Figure 6-3 Log Complete Dialog
132
Figure 6-4 Microsoft® Excel Report View Toolbar
132
Figure 6-5 Microsoft® Excel Charts View
133
Rev E January
133
Figure 6-6 Microsoft® Excel Inspection Report View
134
Figure 6-7 Microsoft® Excel Meter Config View
135
Figure 6-8 Microsoft® Excel Raw Data View
136
Collect Meter Archive Logs
137
Figure 6-9 Meter Archive Logs
137
Section 7: Tools Commands
139
Edit/Compare Configuration Parameters
139
Figure 7-2 Edit/Compare Configuration Parameters
139
Figure 7-3 Edit/Compare Configuration Parameter Changes
140
Waveform Viewer
141
View the Transducer Waveforms
141
Figure 7-4 Waveform Viewer - Time Domain
142
Navigate the Waveform Viewer
143
Figure 7-5 Waveform Viewer - Frequency Domain
143
Table 7-1 Waveform Chart Keyboard Commands
145
Gas SOS Calculator
146
Calculate SOS for the Gas Composition
146
Figure 7-6 Gas SOS Calculator
146
Outputs Test
148
Transducer Swap-Out
148
Baseline Viewer
149
Figure 7-7 Baseline Viewer
149
Read the Baseline Viewer Gauge Values
150
Table 7-2 Baseline Viewer Gauge Values
150
Upgrade Program Components
151
Figure 7-8 Program Download Dialog
151
Error Recovery for Program Download Failure
152
Communications Analyzer
154
Figure 7-9 Communications Analyzer
154
Appendix A: Conversion Factors
155
Conversion Factors Per Unit of Measurement
155
Table A-1 Conversion Factors Per Unit of Measurement
155
Appendix B: Miscellaneous Equations
157
Miscellaneous Conversion Factors
157
B.2 Chord "L" Dimension Calculation
159
Appendix C: Troubleshooting Comm., Mech., and Elec
161
C.1 Communications Troubleshooting
161
C.2 Mechanical/Electrical Troubleshooting
163
Table C-1 Mechanical/Electrical Troubleshooting
163
Appendix D: Flow Rate Summary Charts
165
Flow Rate Summary Charts
165
Appendix E: Write-Protected Configuration Parameters
169
Write-Protected Configuration
169
Table E-1 Write-Protected Configuration Parameters
169
Appendix F: Engineering Drawings
183
3410 Series Engineering Drawings
183
Appendix G: Index
189
G.1 Manual Index
189
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