<3.  INSTALLATION>
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•Mountingorientation
IMPORTANT
Installthemagneticowmetersothatthe
electrodes position is not perpendicular to the 
ground. Otherwise it may cause the measuring 
errors because air bubbles at upper side or slurry 
at downside covers the electrode.
Mountthetransmitteroftheowmeterabovethe
piping to prevent water from entering them.
Incorrect
Electrode
Air bubble
Precipitate
Electrode
Incorrect
Water can 
seep into the 
transmitter of 
Figure 3.1.6  Mounting Orientation
(10) Application
IMPORTANT
• Forauidcontaininghighconcentration
slurries or hard solids (such as earth and 
sand,metalpowder,andber),contactof
the solids on the electrode surface will make 
theoutputuctuate.Therefore,two-wire
magneticowmetersarenotsuitablefor
measuringsuchuids.Itisrecommendedto
usetheAXFfour-wiremagneticowmeter.
• Inthevicinityofanelectrolysisbath,strong
straycurrentmayowintheuid.Itis
recommendedtousetheAXFfour-wire
magneticowmeterinsuchanapplication.
3.2   Handling Precautions
WARNING
 
Themagneticowmeterisaheavyinstrument.
Be careful that no damage is caused to 
personnel through accidentally dropping it, or 
by exerting excessive force on the magnetic 
owmeter.Whenmovingthemagnetic
owmeter,alwaysuseatrolleyandhaveatleast
two people carry it.
3.2.1   General Precautions
(1)  Precaution during Transportation
Themagneticowmeterispackedtightly.When
it is unpacked, pay attention to prevent damaging 
theowmeter.Topreventaccidentswhileitisbeing
transported to the installing location, transport it to 
the site in its original packing.
CAUTION
Inordertoliftamagneticowmeterthatistted
with eyebolts, proceed as in Figure 3.2.1. Never 
liftitusingabarpassedthroughtheowtubeas
this damages the liner severely.
(2)  Avoid Shocks from Impact
CAUTION
Careshouldbetakennottodroptheowmeter
or expose it to excessive shock. In particular, be 
carefulnottosubjecttheangesurfacetoshock.
This may lead to liner damage which will result in 
inaccurate readings.
(3)  Flange Protection Covers
IMPORTANT
Keep the protective covering (i.e. the corrugated 
cardboard or other cushioning material) in place 
overtheangeexceptwhenmountingthe
owmetertothepipe.