WIKA 851.02.100 User Manual [en, de, fr]

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Operating Instructions Betriebsanleitung Mode d'emploi
Differential pressure gauges Model 702.01.100, 702.02.100 and 851.02.100
Differenzdruckmessgeräte Typ 702.01.100, 702.02.100 und 851.02.100
Manomètres pour pression différentielle Type 702.01.100, 702.02.100 et 851.02.100
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Model 851.02.100
Operating instructions
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Contents
Contents
1. Safety instructions 4
2. General 4
3. Operating principle 4
4. Installation instructions 5
5. Measuring assembly 6
6. Comissioning 6
7. Options and accessories 8
8. Storage 10
9. Maintenance and servicing / cleaning 10
10. Repairs 10
11. Disposal 10
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1. Safety instructions ... 3. Operating principle
1. Safety instructions
The appropriate national safety regulations (i.e. VDE 0100 / EN 60 079-14 / EN 837-2) must be observed when installing,
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Caution
Do not work on gauge while under voltage (applies to Model 702.02/03.100
and 851.02.100)
Serious injuries and/or damage can occur should the appropriate regulations
not be observed
Only appropriately qualified personnel should work on these instruments
commissioning and operating these instruments.
2. General
These operating instructions are based on the following information:
EN 837-2: Selection and installation recommendations for pressure gauges
Data sheet PM 07.15: Differential pressure gauge with integrated working
pressure gauge Data sheet PV 27.16: Differential pressure gauge with integrated working
pressure gauge and micro switch Model 702.02.100 Data sheet PV 27.17: Differential pressure switch
Model 851.02.100
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3. Operating principle
The j and i measuring medium chambers are separated by an elastic diaphragm. The differential pressure causes an axial movement (measured travel) in the diaphragm against the measuring range spring. The measured travel is proportional to the differential pressure and is trans­mitted, „pressure sealed“ and with minimal friction, via a connecting rod; for:
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and in addition to the plungers on the microswitches
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on the microswitches
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4. Installation instructions
4. Installation instructions
Installation of the differential pressure gauge should follow the installation recommendations for pressure gauges according to EN 837-2 /7.
The maximum permissible medium / ambient temperature must not be
exceeded
Prior to the installation of the pressure gauge, the pipes should be
thoroughly cleaned by tapping, blowing or rinsing
The pressure gauges must be protected against contamination and high
temperature fluctuations!
The pressure gauges should be installed and operated such as to avoid
exposure to vibration. If the line to the pressure gauge is not robust enough to prevent vibration it should be secured by means of brackets for wall mounting.
Wall mounting
Installation using the three integral, cast mounting brackets
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5. Measuring assembly / 6. Commissioning
5. Measuring assembly
Proven measuring assemblies for various types of media. Recommended set­up for pressure measurement instruments are shown below.
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Contents of tail pipe
Typically
Pressure instrument higher than tapping point
Pressure instrument lower than tapping point
Liquid Liquid with
Condensate Boiling liquid LPG Dry air
Liquid media Gaseous media
vapour
Vapour only
Gas only Wet gas Liquid gas
Most air Flue gas
condensate
Steam
6. Commissioning
6.1 Mounting of the pressure connection
Pressure entries identified j and i j high pressure i low pressure
6.2 Wiring details
(applies to Model 702.02.100 and 851.02.100)
The electrical connections should be made by qualified electricians
Connection details and switch functions are given on the instrument rating
plate. Connection terminals (1 ... 6) and the ground terminal are appropriately marked.
The mains connection lines to be provided must be suitable for maximum
instrument power consumption and comply with IEC 227 or IEC 245
The instruments must be included in the equipotential bonding of the plant
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6. Commissioning
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Power ratings (see data sheet)
Precise wiring schemes can be seen in the following drawings. In addition to the wiring details and required power supply are given on the type plate.
Electrical connection is by means
of terminal box or L-plug per DIN 43 651
2157306.0X
850.33 2nd contact
850.3 1st contact
Terminal box
M20 x 1,5
or electrical connection is by means
of cable gland and cable
Cable gland M20 x 1.5 with 1 m cable
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1st contact
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2nd contact
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6. Commissioning / 7. Options and accessories
6.3 Setting the switch point / checking the zero point
The switch points are set at the factory when the desired values are given. The adjustment of the switch point is made by setpoint screws accessible from the front. The assistant scales enable a relatively accurate adjustment of the switch points over 270
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p° and indicate the setpoint that is momentarily adjusted.
For contact re-adjustment the snap-fit window is to be lifted off using a screw driver at the recess in the circumference. The desired switch point can be set by turning the contact adjustment screws with a screw driver.
If a more accurate switch point adjustment is desired, a test variable should be used.
Afterwards press the window back into the case. To check zero point see below
7. Options and accessories
7.1 Integrated pressure equalising valve
The zero point check during the working process is enabled by pushing the valve button. The measuring medium flows from the higher pressure side to the opposite side and the differential pressure drops to zero.
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When the valve button is pushed, the differential pressure pointer must move into the range of the zero point tolerance bar. As a consequence the function of the instrument is in order. In the case of possible deviations beyond the tolerance bar a zero point correction can be made via a standard integrated adjustment pointer. For that purpose the snap-fit window is to be lifted off using a screw driver at the impression/ recess in the circumference. The zero point is corrected by turning the slotted screw at the adjustment pointer. Afterwards the window is to be snap-fitted to the case again. The differential pressure is indicated again, as soon as the valve button is released.
Slotted screw
Valve button
pushed
Differential pressure is zero
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Released
Differential pressure is measured again
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7. Options and accessories
7.2 Four-way valve manifold
Shut off j- and i process line for disassembling and testing of
measuring instrument without interrupting the process that is running.
Protect the instrument against inadmissible overpressure loading, such as, for example, in the case of pressure tests and undefined
operating conditions (also temporary shut down).
Pressure equalising for zero point check during
normal operation as well as equalisation of the pressures at high pressure and low pressure side during start-up and operation (with opened
pressure equalising valve).
Process line air bleeding for liquid measuring
media and purging the process line for removing impurities.
7.2.1 Handling instructions
Work sequence to start measuring
1. Open pressure equalising valve (middle valve)
2. Open shut-off valve of the negative-pressure media chamber ( valve) and the positive-pressure media chamber (
3. Close pressure equalising valve
Gauge valve, high pressure side j
Gauge valve, low pressure side i
j left valve)
Pressure equalising valve
Valve for purging or air bleeding
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Operating sequence for air bleeding/purging of piping
1. start: Open shut-off valve of the negative-pressure ( pressure (
j) media chamber
i) and positive-
Open pressure equalising valve and valve for purging or air bleeding
2. end: Close pressure equalising valve and valve for purging or air bleeding
Procedure at the end of the measuring operation
(also for partial system shut-down)
1. Open pressure equalising valve
2. Close shut-off valve of the negative-pressure ( (
j) media chamber
i) and positive-pressure
Task list for removing the transmitter during normal operation
1. Open pressure equalising valve
2. Close shut-off valve of the negative-pressure ( (
j) media chamber
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