Saab TankRadar PRO - Introduction

Saab TankRadar
®
Pro
iii
Edition 2. Ref. No: 306010E
Contents
About this manual........................................................ vii
1 Introduction............................................................ 1-1
The TankRadar Pro System .......................................................... 1-1
Measurement Principle.................................................................. 1-3
2 Mechanical Installation ......................................... 2-1
Socket Requirements .................................................................... 2-1
Free Space Requirements............................................................. 2-2
Dimensions..................................................................................... 2-3
Tools................................................................................................ 2-3
Mounting the Rod Antenna ........................................................... 2-4
Tank flange diameter = 50 mm (2”) .............................................. 2-4
Tank flange diameter = 65 mm (3”) .............................................. 2-5
Mounting the Cone Antenna - PTFE sealing ............................... 2-6
Mounting the Cone Antenna - Quartz Sealing ............................ 2-8
Mounting the Cone Antenna - Process Seal ............................. 2-10
Preparations ............................................................................... 2-10
Torque ........................................................................................ 2-13
Mounting the Parabolic Antenna................................................ 2-14
3 Electrical Installation ............................................ 3-1
Identication of Installed Options .................................................. 3-1
Junction Box .................................................................................. 3-2
External Connections .................................................................... 3-3
Non-Intrinsically SafeJunction Box -EEx e ................................... 3-3
Intrinsically Safe Junction Box - EEx i .......................................... 3-4
Alternative Non-intrinsically Safe Junction Box ............................ 3-5