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Commissioning Proline Prosonic Flow W 400 HART
88 Endress+Hauser
Parameter overview with brief description
Parameter Prerequisite Description Selection / User
entry / User
interface
Factory setting
Measuring point configuration – Select configuration for the
measuring point.
• 1 measuring point
- signal path 1
• 1 measuring point
- signal path 2
*
• 1 measuring point
- 2 signal paths
*
Depending on the
sensor version
Medium – Select the medium. • Water
• Sea water
• Distilled water
• Ammonia NH3
• Benzene
• Ethanol
• Glycol
• Milk
• Methanol
• User-specific liquid
–
Medium temperature – Enter the medium temperature
for the installation.
–200 to 550 °C –
Sound velocity calculation mode The Liquid hydrocarbons
option is selected in Medium
parameter.
Select the process variable to
use to calculate the sound
velocity at installation.
• Fixed value
• API gravity
• Density
• Reference density
–
Sound velocity The User-specific liquid
option is selected in Medium
parameter.
Enter the medium's sound
velocity for the installation.
200 to 3 000 m/s –
Viscosity The User-specific liquid
option is selected in Medium
parameter.
Enter medium viscosity at
installation temperature.
0.01 to 10 000 mm²/
s
–
Pipe material – Select pipe material. • Carbon steel
• Ductile cast iron
• Stainless steel
• 1.4301 (UNS
S30400)
• 1.4401 (UNS
S31600)
• 1.4550 (UNS
S34700)
• Hastelloy C
• PVC
• PE
• LDPE
• HDPE
• GRP
• PVDF
• PA
• PP
• PTFE
• Pyrex glass
• Asbestos cement
• Copper
• Unknown pipe
material
–
Pipe sound velocity The Unknown pipe material
option is selected in the Pipe
material parameter.
Enter sound velocity of pipe
material.
800.0 to 3 800.0 m/s –
Pipe dimensions – Select if pipe dimensions are
defined by diameter or
circumference.
• Diameter
• Pipe circumference
–

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