The LF502 electromagnetic flowmeter uses Faraday’s
Law of electromagnetic induction in the same way as
conventional electromagnetic flowmeters to measure
the flow rate. Position of electrodes in the LF502 is so
designed that it can be used even in a partially-filled
pipe to measure the flow rate.
Improved functional magnetic field distribution
technique enables a high-precision flow measurement
continually from low-level to fully-filled flow
conditions. This
suchaslifting the downstream pipe section to fill the
detector pipe.
Compared with flowmeters measuring the flow rate by
means of flow level, the obstruction less LF502
flowmeter does not usually allow mud, sands and other
solid sediment stay at the bottom of the detector pipe
isunaffectedbywaveorfloatingsolidsonthefluid
and
surface.
The AF900 hand-held terminal (HART*
communicator) can be used to communicate with the
flowmeter from a remote place.
*1: HART protocol (Highway Addressable Remote
Transducer) is a communication protocol for industrial
sensors recommended by the HCF
CommunicationFoundation).
Signal cable
Detector
Excitation cable
Partially-filled Pipes
eliminatesunnecessarypipingwork
1
(HART
Converter
Power supply
4-20 mAdc
LF502/LF232*F
6” to 24”
(150to600mm )
LF502
Figure 2. LF502 Electromagnetic Flowmeter
for Partially-filled Pipes
LF232*F
Specifications
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Overall Specifications
Measurement range:
Meter size Measurement range
6” (150mm)
8” (200mm )
10” (250mm )
12” (300mm )
14” (350mm )
16” (400mm )
20” (500mm )
24” (600mm )
Note: Above flow rate is almost 0 – 3.28 ft/s (std) to 0 –
16.4 ft/s (0 – 1 m/s to 0 – 5 m/s ) flow velocity.
0 – 264 GPM(std) to 0 – 1320 GPM
(0 – 60 m3/h to 0 – 300 m3/h )
0 – 484 GPM(std) to 0 – 2420 GPM
(0 – 110 m
0 – 770 GPM(std) to 0 – 3850 GPM
(0 – 175 m
0 – 1100 GPM(std) to 0 – 5500 GPM
(0 – 250 m3/h to 0 – 1250 m3/h )
0 – 1540 GPM(std) to 0 – 7700 GPM
(0 – 350 m3/h to 0 – 1750 m3/h )
0 – 1980 GPM(std) to 0 – 9900 GPM
(0 – 450 m
0 – 3124 GPM(std) to 0 – 15620 GPM
(0 – 710 m3/h to 0 – 3550 m3/h )
0 – 4400 GPM(std) to 0 – 22000 GPM
(0 – 1000 m
3
/h to 0 – 550 m3/h )
3
/h to 0 – 875 m3/h )
3
/h to 0 – 2250 m3/h )
3
/h to 0 – 5000 m3/h )
Digital I/O
Figure 1. LF502/LF232*F Configuration
Fluid-level range:
Meter size Specification
6” to 12” m
(150 to 300m )
14” to 24”
(350 to 600mm )
Note: The fully-filled condition means a 100% of inside
tube diameter.
1-1/4”(30mm ) to fully-filled condition.
10% of inside tube diameter to
fully-filled condition.
Accuracy: ±2% FS (when measurement range is
standard)
Note:The accuracy is measured under standard
operating
facility.
conditionsatToshiba'scalibration
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Required straight pipe length:
10D minimum on upstream side and
5D minimum on downstream side
Note: D is a nominal meter size.
Fluid conductivity: 100µS/cm minimum
Fluid temperature: 32 to 131 °F (0 to 55 °C )
Ambient temperature: 14 to 122 °F (-10 to 50 °C )
Dimensions and Weights: See figures 3 to 5.
Power supply:
100 to 120 Vac (80 to 132 Vac), 50/60Hz
Power consumption: 50VA (30W) or less
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Model LF502 Detector
Meter sizes: 6” (150 mm ), 8” (200 mm ), 10” (250
mm ), 12” (300 mm ), 14” (350 mm ), 16” (400
mm ), 20” (500 mm ), 24”(600 mm )
Fluid pressure:
0 psi or 0 bar (0 MPa) to the pressure limited by
flange standard
(fully-filled condition)
Connection flange standards:
ANSI 150, JIS 10K
Structure:
IP67 and NEMA 4X Watertight (std. )
IP68 and NEMA 6P Submersible (opt.)
Coating: Phthalic acid resin coating, pearl-gray
colored (standard for watertight type) or black tar
epoxy (option for watertight type and specified
exclusively for submersible type)
Principal materials:
Case — carbon steel
Measuring pipe — 304 stainless steel
Linings — The following are the standards:
Meter size Standard specification
6” to 16” (150 to 400mm ) EPDM rubber
20” & 24” (500 & 600mm ) Chloroprene rubber
Electrodes — 316L stainless steel (std.)
Grounding rings — The following are the
standards.
Meter size Standard specification
6” to 16” (150 to 400mm ) 316 stainless steel
20” & 24” (500 & 600mm ) 304 stainless steel
See Table 1 for optional materials and other
related information.
High limit 2 points, low limit 2 points can be set
At the time of alarm output, Normally Open or
Normally Closed contact can be selected
• Preset point output
Contact ON when totalizer count exceeds the set
value
Setting range: 1 to 99999999 count
• Converter error alarm
An alarm is output when an operation error is
detected by self-diagnosis.
At the time of alarm output, Normally Open or
Normally Closed contact can be selected
Communications signal:
A digital communications (HART protocol) signal is
superimposed on 4 to 20 mA dc analog output signal.
Load resistance: 240 Ω to 1 kΩ
Load capacitance: 0.25 µF or less
Load inductance: 4mH or less
(For maximum cable length, about 2km is a
guideline length when CVV-S 1.25mm
2
is used
under standard installation condition.)
Note: HART (Highway Addressable Remote
Trans-ducer) is a communications protocol for
industrial sensors recommended by the HCF
(HART Commu-nication Foundation).
Output display:
16-character×2-line dot-matrix LCD
(With back light).
2 units can be selected from the flowing units: flow
velocity, instantaneous flow rate, total flow
(forward/reverse/difference flow), total count, %,
custom unit.
Parameter settings—Parameters can be set asfollows
•IR Switches: Various parameters can be set without
opening the converter housing using 4 infrared
switches (password can be set)
•Zero adjustment: Zero point adjustment can be
started by pressing the switch in the converter.
•Digital communication: The AF 900 hand-held
terminal is needed to set parameters.
•Damping: 0.5 to 60 s
(Selectable in one second increments)
“Field re-verification”
Mag-Prover – Toshiba’s
Zero span calibration tool allows unit to be
re-calibrated and verified using an internal
software program. (For more information contact
Toshiba International Corp.)
Conditions when power fails:
Parameter setting values are stored in non-volatile
memory and the values will be restored when the
power returns to normal condition The output and
display will stay as follows when power fails..
Current output: 0 mA
Digital output : OFF (contact open)
LCD display : No display
Surge protection: Surge protectors are installed in the
power supply, excitation circuit, current signal
output and digital I/O circuit.
Signal cable
(2-wire shielded hard-rubber sheathed cable)
Terminal box
Ⅳ wire
2
or more
5.5mm
(3-wire hard-rubber sheathed cable)
Detector
Power supply
CVV)
Power supply
Current output (4 to 20mA)
Digital input 2 (opt.)
Digital input 1 (opt.)
(20 to 30 Vdc)
Digital output 4 (opt.)
Digital output 3 (opt.)
Digital output 2 (opt.)
Digital output
Excitation cable
Output cable
(CVV-S)
Digital I/O cable
(CVV-S)
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Wiring Precautions
Figure 6. LF502/LF232*F flowmeter Wiring Diagram
(1) Be sure to use thick walled steel conduit (22
mm) for signal and excitation cable wiring
between the detector and converter. The
conduit screw is R (PT)1/2. Use flexible
conduits at the cable outlets of the detector as
needed.
(2) Make the grounding wire as short as possible.
Do not use a common ground shared with
other equipment where earth current may flow.
An independentearthgroundisrecommended.
(3) The meter may affect its accuracy when the
electric potential of measurement fluid is
unstable condition.
• Make the piping of the upstream side and
downstream side the same material.
• When the material of next pipes are conductive
like metal, use a 5.5mm
2
or larger core cable for
grounding of detector and wire it at 2 places as
follows.
• Between Grounding terminal at detector body
and Grounding ring at upstream side.
• Between Grounding terminal at detector body
and Grounding ring at downstream side.
• When the material of next pipes are
2
non-conductive like plastic, use a 5.5mm
or
larger core cable for grounding of detector and
wire 1 place as follows.
• Between Grounding terminal at detector
body and Grounding (100 ohm or less).
(4) DO1 to DO4 and DI1 to DI2 use the same
common terminal (COM). This COM can not
connect to other instruments that have their
own ground terminal (Power supply for
connecting to DI or DO, etc...). Need to wire
separately.
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Piping Precautions
(1) Flange connection
The flowmeter has upstream and downstream
flanges on the ends of detector pipe. Connect
these flanges with the flanges on both sides of
pipeline bore using connection bolts after
inserting a gasket between them. See Figure 7.
Tighten the bolts in even increments diagonally
across.
Observation
window
Upstream flange
Downstream flang
Bolt
Observatio
window
Gasket
Flow
directi
Figure 7. Flange Connection
(2) Required straight pipe length
The straight pipe length is required to prevent
uneven flow velocity and a disturbance on the
fluid surface in the detector pipe. The required
straight pipe length should be as follows:
Note: The length of reducers, if used, can be counted as
a part of straight pipe length.
Figure 8. Required Straight Pipe Length on
Upstream and Downstream Sides
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About establishment environment
Do not store or install the flowmeter:
• Where there is direct sunlight.
• Where excessive vibration or mechanical shock
occurs.
• Where high temperature or high humidity
conditions exist.
• Where corrosive atmospheres exist.
• Places that can be submerged under water.
• Where there is sloped floor. To put the flowmeter
temporarily on the floor, place it carefully with
something, such as stopper, to support it so that the
flowmeter will not topple over.
In areas like the following, there may be the case that
infrared switches do not function correctly. (If these
are unavoidable, use an appropriate cover.)
(1) Where unit (operation panel) is exposed to direct
sunlight, reflection of light onto window pane and
diffused light reflection.
(2) Where smoke and steam may occur.
(3) Where exposed to direct snow, ice or mud.
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Ordering Information
1. When ordering the LF502 flowmeter, refer to
Table 1 (Type Specification Codes). An entry
must be made for each of the columns in each of
these tables.
2. Fluid characteristics:
(1) Type of fluid to be measured and its
characteristics
(2) Fluid temperature
(3) Fluid pressure
(4) Electrical conductivity of the fluid
3. Measuring range
4. Digital I/O specifications
5. Ordering scope:
Actual flow calibration data:(Required or not)
6. Other items
Specifications other than standard items
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Table 1. Specification Code for LF502 detector
Model Specification Code
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
L F 5 0 2 LF502 Electromagnetic flowmeter
Meter size
K 6" (150mm )
L 8" (200mm )
M 10" (250mm )
N 12" (300mm )
P 14" (350mm )
Q
A Standard
Connection flange standard
C ANSI 150
J JIS 10K
Lining
C Chloroprene rubber
D EPDM rubber
T Teflon PFA
Electrode and Grounding Ring Material
B 316L stainless steel + 316 stainless steel
C Titanium + Titanium
F Hastelloy C + Hastelloy C
H 316L stainless steel + 304 stainless steel
C Black tar epoxy resin , thickness 0.3mm
D Black tar epoxy resin , thickness 0.5mm
R
S
16" (400mm )
20" (500mm )
24" (600mm )
Flow and calibration velocity range
A Standard range calibration
Coating
B Phthalic acid resin
E Black tar epoxy resin , thickness 0.5mm (for submersible type)
Description
Size
A B
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Code explanation: : Standard : Option –: Not available
Size groups
A : 6” (150mm ) to 16” (400mm )
B : 20” (500mm ) and 24” (600mm )
Model Specification Code
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
L F 2 3 2
F
1
1
A
A
C
E
Code explanation: : Standard : Option
ISO9001 and ISO14001 certified.
Misuse of this product can result in damages to property or human injury.
Read related manuals carefully before using this product.
Table 2. Specification Code for LF232*F converter
Contents
Separate type converter
1
3
Purpose
Compatible detectors
Mounting nuts and bolts
Digital input/output
Current output
Current output
Communication function
HART communication
Power supply
Standard
Standard
For Partially-filled pipes (Meter size : 150mm(6”) to 600mm(24”) )