EDS6-122A [FUJI]

VORTEX FLOWMETER (DELTA FLOWPET); 涡街流量计( DELTA FLOWPET )
EDS6-122A
型号: EDS6-122A
厂家: FUJI ELECTRIC    FUJI ELECTRIC
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VORTEX FLOWMETER (DELTA FLOWPET)
涡街流量计( DELTA FLOWPET )

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VORTEX FLOWMETER (DELTA FLOWPET)  
DATA SHEET  
FMR, M  
This instrument is a Karman vortex flowmeter capable of  
measuring the flow rate of liquid, gas, and vapor. The heavy-  
duty detecting section made of stainless steel ensures high  
accuracy of the instrument.  
FEATURES  
1. The total flow and instantaneous flow rate can exter-  
nally be selected and monitored.  
2. The standard is a rainproof type that can be used out-  
doors.  
3. Heavy-duty stainless steel main body having the struc-  
ture without moving part ensures high durability  
4. It does not impose limitations to its mounting positions.  
5. Remotely controllable external output (total pulse or  
instantaneous analog) is available.  
SPECIFICATIONS (Type: FMR)  
Item  
Description  
Nominal diameter, connection  
Fluid  
10, 15, 25, 40, 50, 80, 100mm, wafer type  
Liquid, gas, vapor  
Flow rate range  
See Table 1  
Permissible  
Fluid  
-10 to +80°C, or -10 to +200°C  
-10 to +50°C  
temperature  
range  
Environment  
Maximum pressure  
Depends on connection standard (designed pressure: 5 MPa)  
Within ±1% of full scale (or, for nominal diameter 10 mm, within ±2% of full scale).(Note)  
For liquid: FS = 8 m/s. For gas with nominal diameter 10 to 50 mm: FS = 30 m/s.  
For gas with nominal diameter 80, 100 mm: FS = 50 m/s.  
Accuracy  
Length of straight pipe  
Main body  
See Fig. 3  
SCS14A (for nominal diameter 10 mm, main body: SCS14A, vortex source: SUS316)  
10 to 25mm: SUS316, 40 to 100mm: XM19 (made of super stainless steel)  
SCS13A  
Sensor  
Material  
Mounting cylinder  
Transducer case  
Mounting posture  
Polycarbonate  
No limitation from viewpoint of accuracy  
Avoid site exposed to direct sunshine  
Installation site  
(1), (2), (3), or (4) can be selected by push button.  
Flow rate unit [L, m3, g, kg, t, L (normal), m3 (normal)], and  
decimal point are indicated on LCD.  
(Orientation of the indicator can be adjusted freely over 360°.)  
* Alarm is indicated with LED (red).  
(1) Total flow: 8 digits  
Indicator  
(LCD digital display)  
(2) Instantaneous flow rate (per hour) 5 digits  
(3) Instantaneous flow rate (per minute) 5 digits  
(4) Resettable total flow 7 digits  
Battery type  
None  
4 to 20 mA DC analog (instantaneous flow rate) (see Fig. 1 Load Resistance Range); or  
Pulse output (open collector) (available if with indicator).  
Output  
signal  
Externally  
energized type  
Rated values: 30 V DC, 20 mA. ON voltage: 1 V or less.  
Pulse width: 30 ms (correct pulse) or 1 ms (non-correct pulse).  
Alarm output (H, L) ... Open collector.  
Rated values: 30 V DC, 20 mA. ON voltage: 1 V or less.  
Cable  
5-core shielded cable (1 m) ... For externally energized type  
Battery type  
Lithium battery unit. Life time: 4 years (at normal temperature) ... With weak battery alarm function.  
12 to 45V DC  
Power  
supply  
Externally  
energized type  
Rainproof type (conforms to JIS C0920 protection class 3, IP53s), non-explosion-proof type.  
Direct sunshine is not permissible.  
Structure  
Backup  
Parameter settings and total value are held in EEPROM  
Note: Plus ±0.5% of full scale in case of analog output.  
EDS6-122a  
Date Aug. 10, 2005  
FMR, M  
CODE SYMBOLS  
LOAD RESISTANCE RANGE [Fig. 1]  
4 5 6 7 8  
2
9 10  
Digit  
1,550  
Description  
Note FMR  
Digit  
4
5
6
<Nominal diameter>  
10mm  
15mm  
25mm  
40mm  
50mm  
80mm  
100mm  
0 1 0  
0 1 5  
0 2 5  
0 4 0  
0 5 0  
0 8 0  
1 0 0  
Operation range  
600  
7
<Connecting flange standard>  
JIS 10k  
JIS 16k  
JIS 20k  
JIS 30k  
ANSI 150  
ANSI 300  
JPI 150  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
300  
Note1  
Note1  
Note1  
Note1  
0
12  
24  
37  
45  
Power voltage (VDC)  
JPI 300  
8
9
<Modification No.>  
2
<Applied fluid>  
For gas (Max. 80˚C)  
For liquid (Max. 80˚C)  
For gas and saturated vapor  
(Max. 200˚C)  
G
L
S
Note2  
Note2  
For liquid (Max. 200˚C)  
H
10 <Output signal>  
None (battery drive type)  
0
1
2
3
4
Non-correct pulse output  
Corrective pulse output  
4 to 20mA DC output  
Upper and lower limit alarm  
output  
Correct pulse + upper and  
lower limit alarm output  
Non-correct pulse + upper  
and lower limit alarm output  
5
6
Note 1) Nominal diameter 10 mm is not in application range.  
Note 2) Radiator fins are provided if applied to hot gas, saturated vapor,  
or hot liquid.  
In case of saturated vapor, nominal diameter 10 mm cannot be selected.  
Pressue loss [Fig. 2]  
• Nominal diameter: 10 to 100mm  
P = c · ρ  
P: Pressure loss (mmH  
ρ: Density (kg/m3)  
To find a pressure loss  
coefficient, read C value of  
the intersection point of the  
flow rate (Q) and the slant  
line of the nominal  
2
O)  
15  
10  
1500  
1000  
5
500  
2
1
200  
100  
50  
diameter and assign the C  
value to the above  
0.5  
equation.  
0.2  
0.1  
20  
10  
5
0.05  
0.02  
0.01  
2
1
Flow rate of liquid (m3/h)  
Flow rate of gas/steam (m3/h)  
0.1 0.2 0.5  
1
2
5
10 20  
50 100 200 500 103  
1
2
5
10 20  
Flow rate (m3/h)  
50 100 200 500 1032000 5000104  
2
FLOW RATE RANGE [Table1]  
¡Liquid  
Retain the minimum flow rate in Tables A (according to specific gravity) and B (according to viscosity), whichever is the  
greater.  
Table A (according to specific gravity)  
Table B (according to viscosity)  
unit: m3/h  
Viscosity unit: mm2/s  
Kinem  
Specific gravity  
Max.  
flow  
rate  
Minimum flow rate (m3/h)  
Minimum flow rate  
atic  
viscosity  
Nominal  
Nominal  
0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2  
diameter mm  
1
2
3
5
10  
15  
20  
25  
30  
40  
diameter mm  
10  
0.3 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 2.2  
0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 4.7  
1.0 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.7 0.7 16  
1.7 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.2 1.2 1.1 31  
2.7 2.5 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.0 1.9 1.8 53  
6.0 5.5 5.1 4.7 4.6 4.6 4.6 4.6 118  
11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 205  
10  
0.3  
1.2  
0.4  
1.8  
0.6  
2.9  
1.8  
2.8  
3.6  
1.1  
15  
25  
15  
25  
0.4  
5.9  
6.5  
7.1  
11  
Unmeasurable  
55  
40  
40  
14  
15  
16  
21  
50  
50  
24  
26  
28  
80  
80  
38  
45  
100  
100  
14  
For hatched area, retain Table A (according to specific gravity).  
¡Gas  
The flow rate range is indicated in actual base.  
If the flow rate was given at standard status, be sure to convert it to actual flow rate and then, according to this table,  
determine the flow rate range or nominal diameter.  
Minimum flow rate (m3/h)  
Maximum  
Nominal  
diameter mm  
10  
flow rate (m3/h)  
0.38  
4.5  
9.4  
23  
0.7  
3.3  
6.9  
17  
1.2  
2.6  
5.4  
13  
2.0  
2.2  
4.6  
12  
3.6  
1.8  
3.8  
10  
6
11  
1.3  
19  
1.1  
34  
0.9  
(60)  
0.7  
1.5  
8.5  
18  
15  
3.2  
8
2.6  
7
2.2  
6
1.8  
5
1.5  
4
25  
60  
119  
40  
39  
63  
29  
46  
23  
37  
19  
31  
16  
26  
56  
95  
13  
11  
9
8
6
50  
22  
47  
80  
18  
38  
66  
15  
12  
10  
199  
80  
140  
240  
101  
174  
80  
67  
32  
55  
26  
45  
22  
37  
741  
100  
140  
115  
1280  
Gas kind  
Argon  
Air  
Density kg/Nm3  
1.785  
Gas pressure MPa (gauge), temperature 20°C  
Reference: Gas viscosity  
0.007 (mPa·s)  
0.017  
0
0.02  
0.07  
0.05  
0.01  
0.07  
0.12  
0.20  
0.17  
0.1  
0.26  
0.4  
0.55  
0.85  
0.75  
0.5  
1.05  
1.5  
2
3.6  
1.293  
2.7  
2.5  
1.7  
2.8  
Oxygen  
Carbon dioxide  
Nitrogen  
1.429  
0
0.35  
0.23  
0.42  
1.35  
0.95  
1.55  
4.4  
3.3  
0.0192  
0.0138  
0.0166  
1.977  
1.251  
0.21  
0.85  
Determination of minimum flow rate  
In Table D, find a value that is nearest to and lower than  
the pressure of gas desired, trace it upward in the same  
column, and retain the value at the intersection with the  
desired nominal diameter in Table C as minimum flow rate.  
If it is necessary to exactly determine a minimum flow rate,  
proceed to a calculation in the following manner.  
Example 1  
Suppose the fluid is air, the temperature 20°C, the pres-  
sure 0.5 MPa (gauge), and the nominal piping diameter  
80 mm. How can the minimum flow rate nominal diam-  
eter be found?  
The minimum flow rate at nominal diameter of 80 mm at  
air of 0.4 and 0.85 MPa in Table D is, according to Table  
C, 47 and 38 m3/h, respectively. At a pressure of 0.5  
MPa, therefore, the minimum flow rate is, according to  
interpolation,  
Example 2  
Suppose the fluid is carbon dioxide, the temperature 5  
to 30°C, the pressure 0.8 to 1.5 MPa, and the maximum  
flow rate 800 m3/h (normal). How can the minimum flow  
rate and the applicable nominal diameter be found? First  
obtain the actual maximum flow rate, and then deter-  
mine the nominal diameter. For calculating the maxi-  
mum flow rate when the temperature and pressure have  
ranges, retain the higher temperature and lower pres-  
sure. Therefore, the actual maximum flow rate is:  
273.15+30  
273.15  
0.1013  
0.1013+0.8  
QMax. = 800 ×  
×
99m3/h  
Therefore, the nominal diameter is 40 mm. For obtain-  
ing the minimum flow rate, retain the lower tempera-  
ture and higher pressure.  
From Tables C and D, the minimum flow rate at nominal  
diameter of 40 mm and pressure of 0.95 MPa is 9 m3/h  
or, at pressure of 1.7 MPa, is 8 m3/h. Therefore, accord-  
ing to interpolation,  
0.85  
0.85  
-
-
0.5  
0.4  
Qmin = 38+  
× (47-  
38) 45m3/h  
Or the minimum flow rate can be obtained upon calcu-  
lating an actual density.  
Actual density ρ of air at 20°C and 0.5 MPa is:  
1.7-1.5  
Qmin = 8+  
× (9-  
8) 8.3m3/h  
1.7  
-0.95  
Note: If the calculated result has a value below decimal point, truncate it  
for maximum flow rate, or round it up for minimum flow rate.  
273.15  
273.15+20  
0.1013+0.5  
0.1013  
ρ = 1.293 ×  
×
7.04kg/m3  
From Table C, the minimum flow rate at density of 6 and  
nominal diameter of 80 mm is 47 m3/h and, likewise, at  
density of 11, is 38 m3/h. At density of 7.04, therefore,  
the minimum flow rate is, according to interpolation,  
11-7.04  
11-6  
Qmin = 38+  
× (47  
-
38)  
45m3/h  
3
FMR, M  
¡Saturated vapor  
Unit: kg/h  
Nominal diameter  
40mm  
Pressure  
MPa  
15mm  
25mm  
50mm  
80mm  
100mm  
(gauge)  
Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum  
0.049  
0.098  
0.196  
0.294  
0.392  
0.490  
0.588  
0.686  
0.785  
0.883  
0.981  
1.08  
5.4  
6.1  
8.0  
9.5  
15  
20  
14  
15  
20  
24  
27  
30  
33  
36  
39  
42  
44  
47  
49  
52  
54  
51  
67  
22  
25  
33  
40  
45  
51  
56  
61  
65  
70  
74  
78  
83  
86  
90  
102  
133  
194  
254  
313  
371  
429  
487  
545  
602  
661  
718  
776  
827  
885  
36  
41  
172  
224  
79  
90  
641  
834  
135  
154  
202  
241  
277  
310  
342  
372  
400  
428  
455  
481  
507  
529  
553  
1100  
1440  
2090  
2730  
3370  
4000  
4620  
5240  
5860  
6480  
7100  
7730  
8350  
8900  
9520  
29  
98  
54  
325  
118  
141  
162  
181  
199  
217  
234  
250  
265  
281  
295  
308  
323  
1210  
1580  
1950  
2310  
2670  
3030  
3390  
3750  
4110  
4470  
4830  
5150  
5510  
38  
128  
158  
187  
216  
245  
275  
303  
333  
362  
391  
417  
446  
64  
425  
11  
47  
74  
524  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
56  
83  
621  
65  
91  
718  
73  
99  
815  
82  
107  
114  
121  
128  
135  
141  
147  
912  
91  
1000  
1100  
1200  
1290  
1380  
1480  
99  
108  
117  
125  
133  
1.18  
1.27  
1.37  
Transducer integration reading unit  
The integration reading is in the same unit system as for flow rate.  
<Example> If the flow rate is in “m3/h”, the integration reading is in “m3”. The number of digits below decimal point is  
the same as for correct pulse unit. (If the value of correct pulse is “1” or more, the decimal point will not be  
indicated.)  
Transducer correct pulse unit  
The present table indicates correct pulse units for volumetric flow rate.  
In case of fixed conversion to other than volumetric flow rate such as normal flow rate, refer to Tables A through D.  
(Note)  
Maximum flow rate m3/h  
(non-correct pulse  
frequency Hz)  
Non-correct pulse  
output frequency Hz  
Q: Volumetric flow rate m3/h  
Correct pulse unit  
Nominal diameter  
mm  
Nominal meter coefficient L/P  
(nominal non-correct pulse unit)  
Fluid  
Standard m3/P  
10  
15  
2.2 (142.6)  
4.7 (97.83)  
0.004285  
0.01335  
0.08065  
0.04556  
0.1001  
0.3328  
0.7567  
0.02143  
0.06673  
0.4033  
0.2278  
0.5005  
1.664  
64.8 Q  
20.8 Q  
3.44 Q  
6.10 Q  
2.78 Q  
0.835 Q  
0.367 Q  
13.0 Q  
4.16 Q  
0.689 Q  
1.22 Q  
0.555 Q  
0.167 Q  
0.0734 Q  
0.01  
0.01  
0.01  
0.01  
0.1  
0.1  
0.1  
0.01  
0.01  
0.1  
0.1  
0.1  
1
25  
16 (55.11)  
31 (189.0)  
53 (147.1)  
118 (98.49)  
205 (75.25)  
8.5 (110.2)  
Liquid  
40  
50  
80  
100  
10  
15  
18 (74.93)  
60 (41.33)  
119 (145.1)  
199 (110.4)  
741 (123.7)  
1280 (93.98)  
25  
Gas  
40  
50  
80  
100  
3.784  
1
Note: In case of saturated vapor, multiply it by density. (Nominal meter coefficient) × density kg/L  
4
¡Case 3  
Correct pulse unit for fixed conversion  
Table C  
Use the following unit selection table for determining a  
correct pulse unit for fixed conversion to standard status  
(normal) flow rate or mass flow rate by multiplying the volu-  
metric flow rate by conversion coefficient.  
Nominal diameter  
mm  
Operating fluid density  
kg/m3  
Standard correct  
pulse unit kg  
0.50 to 4.66  
4.67 to 46.6  
46.7 to 60.0  
0.50 to 1.49  
1.50 to 14.9  
15.0 to 60.0  
0.50 to 2.47  
2.48 to 24.7  
24.8 to 60.0  
0.50 to 4.38  
4.39 to 43.8  
43.9 to 60.0  
0.50 to 1.99  
2.00 to 19.9  
20.0 to 60.0  
0.50 to 1.99  
2.00 to 19.9  
20.0 to 60.0  
0.50 to 2.64  
2.65 to 26.4  
26.5 to 60.0  
0.01  
0.1  
1
Case  
1
Fluid  
Fixed conversion  
Use Table:  
Table A  
10  
15  
Conversion to  
standard (normal) status  
Gas  
0.01  
0.1  
1
2
3
4
Saturated vapor Conversion to mass flow rate Table B  
Gas  
Conversion to mass flow rate Table C  
Conversion to mass flow rate Table D  
Liquid  
0.1  
1
25  
¡Case 1  
Calculate the “conversion coefficient” by:  
10  
0.1  
1
273.15  
T+273.15  
P+0.1013  
0.1013  
Z
Z
0
Conversion coefficient =  
×
×
40  
10  
(Unless particularly affected, retain Z0 /Z = 1.)  
T: Operating temperature (°C)  
P: Operating pressure (MPa [gauge])  
Z0: Compressibility factor at standard status  
Z: Compressibility factor at operating status  
0.1  
1
50  
10  
0.1  
1
80  
Table A  
10  
1
10  
Nominal diameter  
mm  
Standard correct pulse  
unit m3 (normal)  
Conversion coefficient  
100  
100  
0.50 to 4.66  
4.67 to 46.6  
46.7 to 60.0  
0.50 to 1.49  
1.50 to 14.9  
15.0 to 60.0  
0.50 to 2.47  
2.48 to 24.7  
24.8 to 60.0  
0.50 to 4.38  
4.39 to 43.8  
43.9 to 60.0  
0.50 to 1.99  
2.00 to 19.9  
20.0 to 60.0  
0.50 to 1.99  
2.00 to 19.9  
20.0 to 60.0  
0.50 to 2.64  
2.65 to 26.4  
26.5 to 60.0  
0.01  
0.1  
1
10  
15  
¡Case 4  
0.01  
0.1  
1
Table D  
Nominal diameter  
mm  
Standard correct  
pulse unit kg  
Specific gravity of liquid  
0.1  
1
1
1
10  
0.500 to 2.00  
0.500 to 0.749  
0.750 to 2.00  
0.500 to 1.23  
1.24 to 2.00  
0.500 to 2.00  
0.500 to 0.999  
1.00 to 2.00  
0.500 to 2.00  
0.500 to 1.32  
1.330 to 2.00  
25  
10  
0.1  
1
15  
10  
10  
40  
25  
40  
100  
10  
10  
0.1  
1
10  
50  
50  
100  
100  
100  
1000  
10  
0.1  
1
80  
80  
100  
10  
1
100  
10  
100  
¡Case 2  
Table B  
Nominal diameter Saturated vapor pressure  
Standard correct  
pulse unit kg  
mm  
MPa  
0.01  
0.1  
0.1  
1
0.05 to 0.167  
0.168 to 1.46  
0.05 to 0.355  
0.356 to 1.46  
0.05 to 0.745  
0.746 to 1.46  
0.05 to 0.265  
0.266 to 1.46  
0.05 to 1.03  
1.04 to 1.46  
0.05 to 0.392  
0.393 to 1.46  
15  
25  
40  
0.1  
1
0.1  
1
50  
1
80  
10  
1
100  
10  
5
FMR, M  
Installation procedure [Fig. 3]  
1. Length of straight pipe: Conforms to ISO 5167  
D = Nominal diameter.  
Length (L) of  
straight pipe.  
D: Nominal  
diameter.  
No.  
Piping status  
L
Remarks  
8D  
Flow  
Fuji’s  
regulating  
pipe  
For nominal diameter 25 mm or more  
(for details, contact us)  
Honey vane L  
1
2
L
12D  
Flow  
Flow straightener  
L
Reducer  
15D or more If coaxial reducer is located upstream  
23D or more If elbow is located upstream  
Flow  
L
Flow  
L
If 2 elbows are located horizontally  
Elbow  
3
4
25D or more  
upstream  
Flow  
L
40D or more If 2 elbows are located vertically upstream  
Flow  
Fully  
L
L
open  
Fully open  
sluice valve  
If fully open sluice valve is located  
15D or more  
upstream  
Flow  
Flow  
Half  
open  
If half open sluice valve, abrupt restrictor,  
Half open  
sluice valve  
5
or otherwise excessively flow disturbing  
objects upstream  
50D or more  
Notes  
1. The concept is intended for Sch.40 pipe. Therefore, use Sch.40 pipe as standard.  
2. Be sure to provide a straight pipe section of 5D or more downstream.  
3. Provide pressure and temperature detectors downstream the flowmeter (figure below).  
Pressure tap  
Temperature tap  
4 to 6.5D  
2 to 4.5D  
Flow-in  
direction  
D: Nominal diameter  
2. Thermal insulation procedure  
3. Considerations regarding process conditions  
(1) Prevention of cavitation  
If liquid is used, so that no cavitation will occur, secure a  
line pressure higher than calculated by:  
P 2.60 P+1.25Po (MPa [abs])  
For thermal insulation of piping, we recommend you to  
adopt a simplified thermal insulation (without mortar fin-  
ish) on the flowmeter mounting section for facilitating dis-  
assembly or checkup. This arrangement allows to loosen  
flowmeter connecting bolts without breaking the thermal  
insulating material covering.  
where,  
P: Pressure loss (MPa)  
P0: Liquid vapor pressure (MPa [abs])  
(2) Pulsation  
Arrange so connecting  
bolts can be loosened  
upon removing simplified  
thermal insulation material.  
Simplified thermal insulation  
(convenient if divisible)  
If the flowmeter is to be installed on a line where Roots  
blower, compressor, or other pulsating pressure generat-  
ing instruments are mounted, it may be affected by pulsa-  
tion. The allowable pulsating pressure is calculated by:  
Thermal insulation  
of piping  
2.25ρV2  
100  
N <  
(kPa)  
where,  
N: Pulsating pressure (kPa)  
ρ: Density (kg/m3)  
V: Minimum velocity (m/s)  
Arrange so flange tightening  
nuts can be loosened.  
Span  
6
OUTLINE DIAGRAM (Unit: mm)  
For liquid and gas (80°C max.)  
H (mm)  
10 to +80°C  
Approximate mass (kg)  
Nominal  
diameter (mm)  
φd (mm)  
L (mm)  
I (mm)  
φD (mm)  
-
-10 to +200°C  
-
10 to +80°C  
-10 to +200°C  
10  
15  
25  
40  
50  
65  
65  
65  
80  
80  
32.5  
32.5  
32.5  
40  
40  
40  
10  
40  
40  
67  
81  
91  
232  
232  
232  
217  
221  
237  
257  
264  
264  
264  
249  
253  
269  
289  
1.4  
1.4  
2.0  
2.7  
2.8  
5.6  
9.3  
1.6  
1.6  
2.2  
2.9  
3.0  
5.8  
9.5  
14.5  
26.6  
37.6  
48.5  
72.4  
95.2  
80  
100  
100  
125  
126  
156.2  
48  
Alarm 1 indicator LED *  
Alarm 2 indicator LED *  
83  
AL1  
DELTA  
AL2  
* No output signal. Not provided in case  
of battery type/type code 10th digit: 0.  
3
kgLtm /hmin(nomal)  
M
R
ESET  
ODE  
(Externally energized type only)  
Power and output cable  
Flow-in direction  
I
φd  
L
7
FMR, M  
OUTLINE DIAGRAM (Unit: mm)  
For high temperature (200°C max.) of liquid, gas and vapor  
H (mm)  
10 to +80°C  
Approximate mass (kg)  
Nominal  
diameter (mm)  
φd (mm)  
L (mm)  
I (mm)  
φD (mm)  
-
-
10 to +200°C  
-
10 to +80°C  
-
10 to +200°C  
10  
15  
25  
40  
50  
65  
65  
65  
80  
80  
32.5  
32.5  
32.5  
40  
40  
40  
10  
40  
40  
67  
81  
91  
232  
232  
232  
217  
221  
237  
257  
264  
264  
264  
249  
253  
269  
289  
1.4  
1.4  
2.0  
2.7  
2.8  
5.6  
9.3  
1.6  
1.6  
2.2  
2.9  
3.0  
5.8  
9.5  
14.5  
26.6  
37.6  
48.5  
72.4  
95.2  
80  
100  
100  
125  
126  
156.2  
48  
Alarm 1 indicator LED *  
Alarm 2 indicator LED *  
83  
AL1  
DELTA  
AL2  
* No output signal. Not provided in case of  
battery type/type code 10th digit: 0.  
3
kgLtm /hmin(nomal)  
M
ODE  
R
ESET  
(When 10th digit of the  
code symbols is 2, or 3 only)  
With 1m cable  
φ70  
φ70  
Flow-in direction  
I
φd  
L
CONNECTION DIAGRAM (with 1m cable)  
<Analog output>  
<Correct or non-correct pulse output>  
Analog output  
4 to 20mA  
SUP (Brown)  
SUP (Brown)  
Max.  
SIG3 (Yellow)  
20mA  
12 to 45V  
12 to 45V  
DC  
Max.  
30V  
DC  
COM (Green)  
COM (Green)  
FMR  
FMR  
<Upper and lower limit alarm output>  
(DC13.5V)  
SUP (Brown)  
SUP (Brown) SUP.  
Max.  
20mA SIG1 (Gray)  
Integrating  
meter  
FMM  
SIG3 (Yellow) SIG.  
Max.  
12 to 45V  
DC  
20mA SIG2 (White)  
Max.  
Max.  
30V  
COM (Green)  
0V  
COM (Green)  
30V  
FMR  
¡Polarity  
Wire color  
Brown  
Gray  
FMR  
<Correct or non-correct pulse output  
+ upper and lower limit alarm output>  
Description  
SUP (and analog output)  
SUP (Brown)  
Max.  
20mA SIG1 (Gray)  
SIG. 1 ... Alarm 1 output (upper limit/lower limit)  
SIG. 2 ... Alarm 2 output (upper limit/lower limit)  
SIG. 3 ... Correct/non-correct pulse output  
COM  
Max.  
20mA SIG2 (White)  
12 to 45V  
DC  
White  
Max.  
30V  
Max.  
20mA SIG3 (Yellow)  
Max.  
30V  
Yellow  
Green  
Max.  
30V  
COM (Green)  
FMR  
Note: Analog output and pulse output or upper/lower limit alarm cannot be combined.  
8
INTEGRATING METER (Type: FMM)  
OVERVIEW  
This instrument is a compact type LCD display counter that  
receives pulse signal from vortex flowmeter and indicates  
total flow and digital instantaneous flow rate (with power  
supply for the oscillator built in).  
Flush mount type  
FEATURES  
1. One-chip CPU mounted on this instrument has permit-  
ted many functions.  
Pressing pushbutton enables switching to the follow-  
ing 4 display modes.  
Wall type  
q Total flow, w Zero reset total, e Instantaneous flow  
rate (switching between per hour display and per minute  
display is possible.), r Meter coefficient  
2. This instrument has a function of a scaler and of a di-  
vider.  
3. It converts input pulse signal representing flow rate into  
an analog signal through built-in F/I conversion circuit.  
(Option)  
4. Equipped with pulse output before or after the correc-  
tion  
SPECIFICATIONS  
Item  
Description  
Display method  
LCD Height of letters: 12.7mm  
Pressing "MODE" switch allows the following display modes to rotate. (Mode display such as b1, b2, and c is displayed on  
the most significant and the second digit of the display window.)  
Mode  
Display  
Total flow  
Instantaneous flow rate  
Instantaneous flow rate  
Total flow  
Divided value*  
Meter coefficient*  
Number of cycle samples  
Digit  
Description  
Not resettable to 0  
Per hour  
8
5
5
7
1
5
3
b1  
b2  
c
d
F
**  
**  
Per minute  
Resettable to 0  
0 (1/1), 1 (1/10), 2 (1/100)  
0.0001 to 1.9999  
1 to 128  
Items to be  
displayed  
A
*: Not displayed when "SELECT" switch is turned to "0" or "8".  
When "SELECT" switch is turned to "4" or "c", the values of the above 7 items are displayed.  
The setting of "Divided value", "Meter coefficient", and "Number of cycle samples" can be changed easily by the operation  
on the front panel of this instrument. However, do not change them except when the change is unavoidable, because the  
setting has been adjusted to meet the specifications of the flowmeter combined to this instrument.  
**: Effectively indicated only when the input pulse has small frequency variation.  
Weak battery voltage alarm  
Trigger level  
"BATT" blinks.  
3V DC hysteresis 0.8V DC  
200Hz (50Hz in the case of contact input)…..Standard  
Response pulse  
Note that it can be followed up to 2kHz by setting the input division to 1/10 or 1/100. When the scaler value is more than  
1, 150Hz max.  
Power supply for the oscillator  
Types of signals  
Capacity  
13.5V DC or 24V DC, 50mA, with overcurrent protection  
Open collector pulse, Corrective pulse (the same unit as the display), Standard…or non-corrective pulse  
30V DC, 50mA max.  
1.5V DC max.  
1ms, 50ms, 100ms, 250ms  
ON-state voltage  
Pulse width  
4 to 20mA DC and 1 to 5V DC  
Signal  
Current output: 350max. When output voltage is short-circuited: 600max. Output voltage: 1Mmin.  
Within ±0.1% of the full scale  
Within 1% of the full scale at 10% of the full scale  
4(2) to 19.99Hz: 6.5s [The value in ( ) shows the value when an internal step-up circuit is used.]  
Load resistance  
Conversion accuracy  
Ripple  
Full scale puls  
20 to 199.9Hz: 2.1s  
200 to 2000Hz: 1.5s  
Time constant  
Open MOS-FET × 2  
Output signal  
Capacity  
230 V AC/340 V DC, 200 mA or less  
16 or less (leakage current 1 µA or less when OFF)  
ON resistance  
0.0001 to 1.9999, Adjustable in steps of 0.0001  
Selection of the unit to be displayed: 1/1, 1/10, or 1/100  
The counter display value and setting are backed up by built-in E2PROM  
-10 to +50 C  
85 to 264V AC, 50/60Hz  
16VA max.  
Batch power terminals and ground terminal, 10Mor more, 500V DC megger  
Batch power terminals and ground terminal, 1500V AC, 1 minute  
Approx. 0.6kg (flush mount type), approx. 0.8kg (wall type)  
Resin frame and aluminum case (flush mount type), plastic case (wall type)  
Scaler  
Dividing  
Backup function  
Ambient temperature  
Power voltage  
Power consumption  
Insulation resistance  
Withstand voltage  
Mass  
Case  
Finish color of the instrument frame Munsell color code N1.5 equivalent  
9
FMR, M  
CODE SYMBOLS  
4 5 6 7 8 9 10  
3
FMM  
Digit  
Digit  
Description  
4
5
6
<Power voltage>  
85 to 264V AC 50/60Hz  
Input signal  
3-wire open corrector pulse  
Output signal (open collector)  
Pulse width: Approx. 1ms  
Pulse width: Approx. 50ms  
Pulse Width: Approx. 100ms  
Pulse width: Approx. 250ms  
7
6
2
5
6
7
7
<Analog output and alarm output signal>  
None (Standard)  
0
1
Analog output (4 to 20mA DC / 1 to 5V DC) and upper/lower limit alarm output  
8
9
<Modification No.>  
Additional function  
3
None (Standard)  
With a battery for lighting the LCD when power is OFF  
<Construction>  
0
1
10  
Flush mount type  
Wall type  
1
2
OUTLINE DIAGRAM (Unit: mm)  
(Flush mount type)  
105.5  
6.5  
96  
Upper terminals  
BATT  
ALARM1  
ALARM2  
RESET  
MODE  
Lower terminals  
“RESET” button  
“ALARM1” LED*  
“MODE” button  
“ALARM2” LED*  
Mounting bracket  
* Only for analog/alarm output (Code symbol 7th digit: “1”)  
PANEL CUTOUT DIMENSIONS  
min. 120  
+0.8  
92  
0
10  
OUTLINE DIAGRAM (Unit: mm)  
(Wall type)  
125  
110  
Mounting hole  
4 - φ5.4  
BATT  
ALARM1  
ALARM2  
RESET  
MODE  
59.7  
96  
Applied cable diameter: φ5.5 to φ7  
CONNECTIONS  
WHEN PLACING AN ORDER, SPECIFY:  
1. Integrating meter type  
Terminal  
No.  
Display  
Description  
Category  
2. Type of combined flowmeter  
3. Unit of integration and output pulse  
4. Kind of output signal  
M Correct pulse / M Non-correct pulse  
5. Source voltage  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
SUP.  
SIG.  
0V  
Flow rate  
input  
FLOW  
INPUT  
3-wire pulse input  
Lower  
+
terminals  
PULSE  
OUT  
Pulse  
output  
Open collector output  
6. Installation site conditions, etc.  
-
L1 (+)  
L2 (-)  
POWER  
Power  
AC power  
Grounded (Earth)  
4 to 20mA DC <option>  
Grounding  
+
-
Current  
output  
ANALOG  
OUT  
+
-
Voltage  
output  
1 to 5V DC <option>  
Upper  
terminals  
ALARM1  
Open MOS-FET <option>  
(non polar)  
Alarm  
output  
OUT  
Alarm  
output  
ALARM2  
OUT  
Open MOS-FET <option>  
(non polar)  
Terminal connecting screw: M3.5  
11  
FMR, M  
For enquiry, show us the following specifications.  
Fill out the required portions or make check marks in the squares.  
Setting item  
1. Measured fluid  
2. Range of flow rate  
Specification  
1
m3  
g
kg  
t
*
Max.  
* Analog full scale corresponds to maximum value.  
Usual  
Min.  
L
/h  
kL  
/min  
normal  
°C  
MPa [gauge]  
Density  
actual  
3. Temperature range  
4. Pressure range  
Max.  
Usual  
Usual  
Min.  
Min.  
Max.  
5. Gravity or density  
Gravity  
kg/m3 [normal]  
kg/m3 [actual]  
2
mm2/s  
at  
°C  
*
6. Viscosity  
mPa·s (cP)  
7. Connection  
Nominal diameter  
Flange standard  
mm,  
K
",  
JIS  
ANSI/JPI  
RF  
3
*
8. Correction reference  
Reference temperature  
°C  
Reference pressure  
MPa [gauge]  
9. Pulse signal  
Non-correct pulse, Correct pulse  
10. Special comment  
*1: Specify vapor in terms of kg/h.  
*2: Depending on the viscosity, the measurement could be impossible. (See flow rate range table B.)  
*3: In case of normal flow rate, specify reference temperature and reference pressure.  
In case of vapor, specify reference pressure.  
Caution on Safety  
*Before using this product, be sure to read its instruction manual in advance.  
Head Office  
Gate City Ohsaki, East Tower, 11-2, Osaki 1-chome,  
Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0032, Japan  
http://www.fesys.co.jp/eng  
Instrumentation Div.  
International Sales Dept.  
No.1, Fuji-machi, Hino-city, Tokyo, 191-8502 Japan  
Phone: 81-42-585-6201, 6202 Fax: 81-42-585-6187  
http://www.fic-net.jp/eng  
Printed in Japan  
Information in this catalog is subject to change without notice.  

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