Omega Products PX624 Installation Manual

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PX624 Series
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PX624 OMEGA®PRECISION PRESSURE TRANSDUCER
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT
Please read the operating and installation instructions thoroughly before using this instrument or attempting any repair work. Installation and operation of this instrument should be performed by a qualified instru­mentation engineer or technician only.
This instrument is not field repairable outside of rou­tine zero and span adjustment. Problems which cannot be remedied by following the instructions in this man­ual should be referred to Omega Engineering
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Electronic pressure instruments must be selected in accordance with industry codes and safety practices to avoid the possibility of misuse or misapplication which could result in personal injury or property damage. Personnel responsible for selection and installation should also be familiar with the safety recommenda­tions of ASME B40.1, that apply to elastic pressure ele­ments and their application in general and specific services. ASME B40.1 is available from:
ASME 345 47th Street New York, NY 10017
Pressure – Select a range so that the maximum applied pressure will never exceed the upper range limit.
Vibration – Excessive vibration could cause loosening of components resulting in loss of instrument accuracy or failure to provide valid data.
Pulsation – Excessive pressure pulsation could result in fatigue failure of the pressure element.
Temperature – Operation of the instrument in an envi­ronment where temperatures are in excess of design ratings may result in loss of accuracy and failure.
Process – Pressure boundary materials must be resis­tant to the process media. Failure to assure compatibili­ty may result in pressure sensing element deterioration or failure. Instruments used on high pressure gas, or potentially hazardous service, such as oxygen should be carefully selected in accordance with the recommen­dations of ASME B40. 1.
Hazardous Location – Only approved explosion proof or intrinsically safe instruments should be used in haz­ardous locations.
Electro-Magnetic Interference – Instruments used in locations where EMI/RFI conditions exist may exhibit erroneous performance.
WARNING – THESE INSTRUMENTS ARE NOT EXPLOSION PROOF OR INTRINSICALLY SAFE. POWER LEVELS PRESENT PRECLUDE USE IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS.
INSPECTION
Examine the instrument carefully for any visible signs of damage that may have occurred during shipment. In the absence of any damage proceed with installa­tion.
Theory of Operation
The PX624 pressure transducer uses an optical means of detecting the effective pressure acting on an elastic member (an Inconel diaphragm up to 250 psi and an Inconel Bourdon tube above 250 psi), therefore, there is no physical contact between the force summing ele­ment and the means by which the electrical output sig­nal is produced. This unique sensor design results in extraordinary repeatability and accuracy.
The basic operation of the sensor is simple. The diaphragm or Bourdon tube element moves only 0.020 of an inch during a full span pressure excursion. This small motion combined with the use of high strength materials result in minimum stress levels, well below metal yield points, to assure stability, repeatability, and long sensor life. Attached to the diaphragm or Bourdon tube is an opaque vane, the movement of which is sensed by an optical system comprised of an LED light source adjacent to a monolithic dual diode package. See figure 1 below.
Figure 1. Sensor Cutaway
BOURDON TUBEDIAPHRAGM
Ref. Diode
Meas. Diode
Measured Pressure
LED
Ref. Diode
Meas. Diode
LED
Measured Pressure
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