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Oval ALTI mass CA006 User Manual

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Every OVAL product is fabricated, tested, and inspected under stringent quality control before it
leaves our factory.
To derive maximum benefit from the product, we recommend you to be well familiar with the
information and instructions given in this manual before you place it in service and retain this
manual at the field location for ready reference.
ALTI
mass
Type U/Sophisticated models: CA00A, CA001, CA003, CA006, CA010, CA015
CA025, CA040, CA050, CA080, CA100, CA150
CA15H, CA200, CA20H, CA250
Type S/Straight tube models: CS010, CS015, CS025, CS040, CS050, CS080
CSR50
Type B/Low price, general purpose models:
CB006, CB010, CB015, CB025, CB040, CB050
Transmitter : PA0K
1
Ins. No. L-740-28-E
Type S Type B
Separately mounted
transmitter
Type U
Large size
Type U
Extra low flows
Type U
Type U
Low flows

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Oval ALTI mass CA006 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOval
ModelALTI mass CA006
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Before You Begin

3. Specifications and Performance

3.1 Sensor Unit General Specifications

Detailed specifications for Type U, Type S, and Type B sensor units, including materials and connections.

3.2 General Performance

Performance characteristics such as accuracy, repeatability, and zero stability for Type U, S, and B models.

4. Pressure Losses

5. Part Names and Outline Dimensions

5.1 Type U

Outline dimensions for Type U sensor units, including separately mounted and integrally mounted models.

5.2 Type S

Outline dimensions for Type S sensor units in stainless steel and titanium tube types, integrally and separately mounted.

5.3 Type B

Outline dimensions for Type B sensor units, both integrally and separately mounted models.

6. Installation

6.4 Installation Guidelines

Details on standard piping conditions, vibration influence, cavitation prevention, and gas mixed flows.

6.5 Installation Guidelines

Specific installation procedures for flange type, sanitary fitting type, and screw-in type connections.

7. Wiring Instructions

7.1 Wiring Connections

Instructions for making power and output signal connections to the transmitter housing terminals.

7.3 Analog Output Wiring

Details on wiring analog outputs (4-20mA) to receiving instruments, including load resistance.

7.4 Pulse Output Wiring

Instructions for connecting pulse outputs, including frequency limits and jumper settings for output types.

7.10 Wiring Diagram

Diagrams illustrating transmitter power and output signal wiring, including terminal identification.

7.10.1 Transmitter power and output signal wiring

Detailed instructions for connecting power and output signals to the transmitter's terminal blocks.

7.10.2 Separately mounted sensor unit and transmitter wiring

Wiring instructions for connecting the separately mounted sensor unit to the transmitter using interconnect cable.

8. Operation

8.7 Zeroing Procedure

Perform zeroing adjustment when measuring conditions reach equilibrium with downstream valve shut off.

9. Description of Incorporated Functions

9.2 View Parameters and Description

Introduction to parameters and functions, and procedures to access the MODE SELECT menu screen.

9.2.1 View the setup menu

Procedure to access the MODE SELECT menu for parameter configuration and function setup.

9.2.2 Transition chart of view (1)

Flowchart detailing navigation through parameter setup screens for display, password, and process variables.

9.3 Parameter Value Entry

Procedure for entering numerical data for parameters, using temperature damping factor as an example.

9.4 Parameter Selection

Procedure for selecting menu items of parameters, using temperature unit setting (Kelvin) as an example.

9.6 Comprehensive Self-diagnostic Capabilities

Overview of self-diagnostic functions for early fault identification and maintenance.

9.6.1 Probe check

Diagnostic test to check the probe circuitry for problems and identify possible faults.

9.6.2 Drive coil check

Diagnostic test to check the drive coil for problems and ensure accurate measurement.

9.6.3 Transmitter check

Diagnostic test to check the transmitter for problems, indicating results and corrective actions for faults.

9.6.4 Pipeline vibration check (at zero flow)

Diagnoses installation for external disturbances by checking pipeline vibration at zero flow.

9.6.5 Pipeline oscillation check (at normal flow)

Diagnoses installation for external disturbances by checking pipeline oscillation during normal flow.

9.7.1 Analog output

Procedure to provide a simulated analog output (e.g., 12.00mA) for testing cable faults and performance.

9.7.2 Pulse output

Procedure to provide a simulated pulse output at any desired frequency for testing purposes.

9.7.3 Status output

Procedure to provide a simulated status output, setting the output to ON or OFF.

9.8 Zeroing Function

Detects zeroing errors and reduces offset flowrate drift, essential for accurate measurement.

9.8.1 Through LCD display switches

Procedure for performing zeroing using the LCD switches, including confirmation steps.

9.8.2 Through status input signal

Procedure for performing zeroing using a status input signal, requiring specific setup and precautions.

9.9 Analog Trim Function

Procedure for readjusting analog output levels (4mA or 20mA trim) if absolutely necessary.

9.10 Reset Function

Procedure to reset counters and totalizers to zero, ensuring accurate pulse output synchronization.

9.12 Pulse Output Function

Setup for two pulse outputs, including independent, double, and bidirectional pulse outputs.

9.12.1 Pulse output 1

Setup procedure for pulse output 1, including assignment, frequency, flowrate, and low cutoff settings.

9.12.2 Pulse output 2

Setup procedure for pulse output 2, similar to pulse output 1, with options for double pulse output.

9.13 Analog Output Function

Function to assign analog outputs to measurements like mass flow, density, and temperature.

9.14 Status Output

Allows assigning one output for status information, flow direction, or alarm state.

9.15 Status Input Function

Assigns functions like pulse/analog output fix, zeroing, or totalizer reset to status input.

9.15.2 Zero adjustment (Auto Zero)

Initiates automatic zeroing to reduce offset flowrate drift when input arrives across status terminals.

9.15.3 Totalizer 1 and totalizer 2 reset (Reset Total 1 and 2)

Resets counters and totalizers to zero when input arrives across status input terminals.

9.15.4 Totalizer 1 reset (Reset Total 1)

Resets counter 1 and totalizer 1 to zero when input arrives across status input terminals.

9.15.5 Totalizer 2 reset (Reset Total 2)

Resets counter 2 and totalizer 2 to zero when input arrives across status input terminals.

9.16 High/Low Alarm Function

Sets up high/low alarms for flowrate, temperature, density, and total flow for quick condition grasp.

10. Maintenance

10.1 Error Messages

Table of error messages, their descriptions, coping actions, and influences on output signals.

10.4 Explosionproof Specification

Details on explosionproof specifications, including TIIS, ATEX, IECEx, KCs, CSA, EAC, NEPSI, ITRI.

11. EX-INFORMATION

14. Product Code Explanation

14.1 Type U

Explanation of product codes for Type U models (CA00A to CA080), including model selector chart.

14.2 Type S

Explanation of product codes for Type S models (stainless steel and titanium tube types).

14.3 Type B

Explanation of product codes for Type B models, detailing various configurations.

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