User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Safety information
- Note Ex area
- Quick start
- Quick start with the PC
- Quick start with adjustment module MINICOM
- 1 Product description
- 1.1 Function
- 1.2 Application features
- 1.3 Adjustment
- 1.4 Antennas
- 2 Types and versions
- 2.1 Survey
- 2.2 Configuration of measuring systems
- 3 Technical data
- 3.1 Technical data
- 3.2 Approvals
- 3.3 Dimensions
- 4 Mounting and installation
- 4.1 General installation instructions
- 4.2 Measurement of liquids
- 4.3 Measurement in standpipe (surge or bypass tube)
- 4.4 False echoes
- 4.5 Common installation mistakes
- 5 Electrical connection
- 5.1 Connection and connection cable
- 5.2 Connection of the sensor
- 5.3 Connection of the external indicating instrument VEGADIS 50
- 6 Setup
- 6.1 Adjustment methods
- 6.2 Adjustment with PC
- 6.3 Adjustment with adjustment module MINICOM
- 6.4 Adjustment with HART® handheld
- 7.2 Error codes
- 7 Diagnostics
- 7.1 Simulation
VEGAPULS 42 and 44 – 4 … 20 mA 45
Mounting and installation
0 %
~45˚
ø 100,8
0,0…0,4
1,5…2
3,6
0,0…0,4
150…500
5…10
3,6
ø 95
2
100 %
VEGAPULS 44
Flange
DN 100
Connecting
sleeve
Welding neck
flanges
Welding of the plain
welded flange
Welding of the connect-
ing sleeves
Meas. pipe fastening
Vessel
bottom
Deflector
Deburr the
holes
If the vessel contains agitated products,
fasten the measuring pipe to the vessel bot-
tom. Provide additional fastenings for longer
measuring pipes.
When measuring products with lower dielec-
tric values (< 4), a part of the radar signal
penetrates the medium. If the vessel is nearly
empty, an echo is generated by the medium
and the vessel bottom. In some cases, the
vessel bottom generates a stronger signal
echo than the product surface. With a deflec-
tor on the measuring pipe end, the radar
signals are scattered. In nearly empty ves-
sels and products with low dielectric value,
the medium then generates a stronger echo
than the vessel bottom.
Thanks to the deflector, only the useful signal
is received in a nearly empty vessel - the
correct measured value is thus transmitted
and the 0 % level reliably detected.
Instead of a deflector, the standpipe or surge
pipe can be equipped with a quadrant pipe
at the end. This reflects the radar signals that
penetrate the medium diffusely to the side
and reduces strong echoes from the tube
end or vessel bottom.
Welding of the welding
neck flange
0 %
0 %
Quadrant pipe on the bypass tube end
Quadrant pipe on the standpipe end