Horizontal cylinder A linearisation curve for a horizontal cylinder can also be entered manually by using the
table below:
•
Starting at the completely full tank (level/volume = 100%, calculate the % volume
for each level point.
Volume at L % level = Total volume x Volumen %
100
Tab.-No
V2H1
Level V2H2 Volume V2H3
% m/ft % T. unit
10 0
2 10 5.20
3 20 14.24
4 30 25.23
5 40 37.35
6 50 50.00
7 60 61.64
8 70 74.77
9 80 85.76
10 90 94.79
11 100 100
Semi-automatic entry The tank is filled and the level automatically acquired. The associated volume must be
entered by hand.
# VH Entry Significance
1 If no calibration yet see Section 6.1/6.2
2 Fill tank step-by-step
➤ Linearisation
3 V2H0 4
H
Delete existing
curve
4 V2H0 3
H
Linearisation mode
"semi-automatic"
5 V2H1 e.g. 1
H
1st value pair
6 V2H2 ****
H
Current level
7 V2H3 e.g. 0.6 hl
H
Volume for V2H2
8 Repeat steps 2...7 for up to 30 value pairs
9 V2H0 1
VH
Activate table
➤ Basic calibration
10 V0H5 Volume at
"E"
H
Lower range-value
volume/weight
11 V0H6 Volume at
"F"
VH
Upper range-value
volume/weight
12 V0H0
V0H9
Measured value in
technical units
Level in m/ft
Note!
If the tank is emptied step-by-step, the following must be noted:
•
The number of points must determined before starting.
•
The first table no. = (30 – no. of points)
•
The entries in V2H1 must be made in descending order (last entry = 1).
F
E
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
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F
E
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F m/ft
0
Vmax
V0H6
level m/ft
technical
units
Note!
Chapter 6 Calibration with Display/Remote Operation Micropilot FMR 231
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