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Siemens 7MF1570 - Introduction

Siemens 7MF1570
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UMMPS-1 Installation and Maintenance
January 2003 1
Introduction
The Siemens Model 7MF1570 pressure transmitter is used for hydrostatic liquid level measurement. Typical
applications include wastewater treatment and water supply, and many other applications in a variety of industries.
The transmitter measures hydrostatic pressure using the formula:
p = ρ* g * h
with:
ρ - density of the liquid
g - acceleration due to gravity
h - height of the liquid column
H
max
H
min
L
MG00414a
Transmitter
Junction Box
(Cable Connections)
Cable
(4-20 mA,
Vent Pipe, &
Support)
Open Vessel
Cable to Process
Instruments
Cable Hanger
FIGURE 1 Typical Application
The transmitter and cable are a single assembly. Transmitter range and cable length are determined by the model
ordered. Range and other transmitter information are printed on the sensor housing.
The transmitter has a sealed stainless steel housing that includes all pressure-to-current circuitry and is suitable for
use in corrosive liquids. Pressure is sensed by a flush-mounted stainless steel diaphragm connected to a bridge-
configured piezo-resistive sensor. The diaphragm is protected by a cap with perforations that allow the process
liquid to act on the diaphragm. Temperature compensation allows the transmitter to provide an accurate
measurement over a wide range of process temperatures.
The cable contains two wires to carry the 4-20 mA signal, a cable sheath ground wire, a cord to support the sensor,
and a vent pipe to supply atmospheric pressure to the sensor.
Note the following points when selecting an application and when using the device:
Do not exceed the maximum permissible pressure p
max
of the transmitter. See the Specifications section.
The transmitter can be damaged if the process medium in contact with the transmitter exceeds 80°C (176°F).
The transmitter can be damaged if ice forms on the diaphragm.
Measuring accuracy will be affected by clogging of the perforations in the protective cap.
Measuring accuracy will be affected if the vent pipe is obstructed.