Emerson Daniel 3414 User Manual

3410 Series Gas Ultrasonic Meters Operations Manual Section 5: Calibrate and configure the meter
3-9000-777 Rev E January 2018
Gas properties 73
Live (GC) gas property data
The purpose of this section is to give a brief overview of the gas property data read from a GC.
Refer to Section 2.1 for information on configuring the Daniel 3410 Series Gas Ultrasonic Flow
Meter (using the Daniel MeterLink program) for communicating with a Daniel GC.
If the gas components are read from the GC, then the GC-reported heating value is readable via
the
HeatingValueGC data point. Note that type of heating value to be read from the GC must be
specified via the
GCHeatingValueType data point as either Btu-Dry, Btu-Saturated, or
Btu-Actual.so that the correct GC register is read. Also, the heating value unit must be specified
via the
GCHeatingValueUnit data point as either Btu/ft
3
, kJ/m
3
, kJ/dm
3
, MJ/m
3
, kCal/m
3
, or kWh/
m
3
. The GC-reported gas composition is readable via the data points listed in Ta bl e 5 -9 below:
The validity of the GC-read gas property data is readable via the
AreGasPropertiesInvalidGC data
point where TRUE(1) indicates invalid data and FALSE(0) indicates valid data. Refer to GC data
validity for further information on how the data validity is determined.
Table 5-9 GC-reported gas composition data points
GC reported composition data points
N2GC
CO2GC
H2GC
COGC
MethaneGC
EthaneGC
PropaneGC
IsoButaneGC
NButaneGC
IsoPentaneGC
NPentaneGC
NHexaneGC
NHeptaneGC
NOctaneGC
NNonaneGC
NDecaneGC
H2SGC
HeliumGC
WaterGC
OxygenGC
ArgonGC
C6PlusGC
(C6PlusGCComponentID)
NeoPentaneGC

Emerson Daniel 3414 Specifications

General

Brand	Emerson
Model	Daniel 3414
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English