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User's Manual
U-PDCLDG-MYEN3
Electromagnetic flow meter
Supmea Automation Co.,Ltd.
www.supmea.com
Headquarters
5th floor,Building 4,Singapore Hangzhou Science Technology Park,No. 6 street,
Hangzhou Economic Development Area,Hangzhou 310018,China
Singapore
2 Venture Drive #11-30 Vision Exchange Singapore
Philippines
Majestic Subdi
vision, Lot 1, 1800 Rainbow St, Marikina, 1811 Metro Manila, Philippines
info@supmea.com

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SUPMEA SUP-LDG Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSUPMEA
ModelSUP-LDG
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

Chapter 1 Safety instructions

1.1. Manufacturers safety Instructions

Content of the document, copyright, data protection, and manufacturer's rights.

1.2. Safety instructions for operators

Guidelines for personnel authorized to install, use, operate, and maintain equipment.

Chapter 2 Introduction

2.1. Scope of delivery

Checks for package damage, packing list verification, and nameplate confirmation.

2.2. Measuring principle

Explanation of Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction and induced electromotive force equation.

2.3. Mechanical Construction

Components of the electromagnetic flowmeter: converter, flange, lining, electrode, measuring tube, coil, casing.

2.4. Application introduction

Use for conductive liquids or liquid-solid two-phase flow, conductivity requirements, and application scope.

2.5. Wiring introduction

Wiring diagrams and terminal descriptions for remote and compact type flowmeters.

2.6. Nameplate

Checking nameplate details for order consistency and correct ex-factory parameters.

Chapter 3 Installation

3.1. Installation tips

Tips for checking boxes, packing lists, and instrument nameplates for order conformity.

3.2. Storage

Guidelines for storing the instrument in a dry, clean place, away from direct sunlight.

3.3. Pipeline design

Considerations for pipe design, including space and vibration to avoid.

3.4. Pipe design

Location requirements: dry, ventilated, avoid water accumulation; avoid direct sun/rain, temperature variation.

3.5. Installation conditions

Flow direction, horizontal/vertical installation, liquid-filled pipes, avoiding pump suction, control valve placement.

3.6. Mechanical installation

Ensuring coaxiality, cleaning pipelines, correct lifting, avoiding vibration, protecting flange, terminal box sealing.

3.6.1. Installation of flowmeter pipeline

Pipeline calibration, coaxiality checks, and cleaning foreign matter before installation.

3.6.2. Precautions

Care during unpacking, avoiding vibration, protecting flange surface, and terminal box sealing.

3.6.3. Installation of flowmeter

Ensuring correct flow direction, washer installation, welding precautions, terminal box sealing, and flange connection.

3.7. Dimensions for electromagnetic flowmeter

Table and diagrams showing dimensions for various DN sizes and flange specifications.

Chapter 4 Electrical connection

4.1. Safety tips

Safety precautions before electrical work, observing regulations, and trained personnel.

4.2. Connect signal and magnetic field current cable

Danger warnings for connecting cables with power off, grounding importance, and explosion-proof notes.

4.3. Potential Equalization

Importance of grounding the sensor and converter separately to prevent interference and ensure functionality.

4.4. Power supply

Grounding equipment for operator safety, and details for 100-240VAC and 24VDC power supplies.

4.5. Output termination

Details on current output (4-20mA), communication output (RS485), and pulse/frequency/relay outputs.

Chapter 5 Start up

5.1. Power on

Pre-power on checks: installation compliance, power supply connection, electrical connection, and cover tightening.

5.2. Converter start up

Instrument configuration at delivery, self-check upon energization, and initial display.

Chapter 6 Operation

6.1. Display and operating elements

Description of display indicators, information types, and operation keys (mechanical/photoelectric).

6.2. Display (operation mode)

Instructions for photoelectric key operation, including click duration and finger placement.

6.3. Display button operation instructions

Instructions for handling mechanical keys and entering configuration mode.

6.4. Quick setup menu

Accessing parameter setting interface and entering the password for quick setup.

6.5. Configuration details

Parameters for flow, units, density, time constant, flow resection, direction, mode, and spike suppression.

6.6. Brief operating instruction and function

General operating instructions, parameter selection, and adjustment methods.

6.6.1. Parameter selection and adjustment

Entering parameter setting, password input, and adjusting parameter values using buttons.

6.6.2. Display measurement

Displaying measurement values after startup, including flow, cummulant, and conductivity.

6.6.3. Flow setup and analog output menu

Flow setup, units, density, correction, and analog output parameter configuration flowcharts.

6.6.4. Pulse output and total set menu

Configuration for pulse output type, transistor state, max frequency, and accumulation settings.

6.6.6. System function, empty pipe function, sensor function, test function setup menu

Setup menus for system, empty pipe, sensor parameters, and test functions.

Chapter 7 Display Functions

7.1. System Information

Flowmeter self-diagnosis function, providing alarm messages for power supply or hardware failures.

7.2. Pulse;Frequency;Current Output

Usage of pulse, frequency, and current outputs for calibration and data transmission.

7.2.1. Pulse equivalent output

Using pulse equivalent for calibration, user measurement, and volume indication.

7.2.2. Frequency Output

Frequency output for calibration and measurement, corresponding to real-time and max flow rates.

7.2.3. Current Output

Current output (4-20mA) for transmitting data to other instruments like recorders or PLCs.

7.3. Communication

RS485 communication interface with MODBUS-RTU protocol for data reading.

7.3.1. Registered Address

Table of parameters, data types, register addresses, and explanations for communication.

7.3.2. Communication Configuration

Settings for mailing address, baud rate, parity, and data arrangement in communication frames.

7.3.3. Readout Real-time Quantity Floating-point Communications Example

Examples of sending and returning messages for reading real-time flow and accumulated values.

Chapter 8 Technical Parameters

8.1. Technical Parameters

Detailed specifications for measuring system, communications, display, accuracy, and operating environment.

8.2. Electrode selection and specification

Corrosion resistance of electrode materials (e.g., Stainless Steel, Hastelloy, Ti) for various media.

8.3. Flowmeter

Nominal diameter and corresponding flow ranges (m³/h) for the flowmeter.

8.4. Flow and Velocity Parallel Table for Electromagnetic Flowmeter

Table correlating flow velocity (m/s) with flow rate (m³/h) for different DN sizes.

8.5. Accuracy

Accuracy specifications under reference conditions: medium, temperature, pressure, and conduit lengths.

Chapter 9 Plug-in type electromagnetic flowmeter series

9.1. The functional use and scope of application of the product

Characteristics of plug-in sensors: no moving parts, easy installation, accuracy, low pressure loss, cost-effective.

9.2. Product form and composition

Product type is magnetic insertion; structure types: measurement tube and plane electrode.

9.3. Main technical specification

Specifications: pipe diameter, flow range, accuracy, conductivity, pressure, electrode material, temperature, protection level.

9.4. Structure

Components of the sensor: measuring head, excitation system, insertion rod, junction box, mounting base, sealing mechanism.

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