Yokogawa FC20 User Manual

User’s
YOKOGAWA
Manual
Model FC20 Cleaning Systems
IM 12B6V1-01E-E
4th edition
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................3
1-1. General...................................................................................................................3
1-2. Cleaning system .....................................................................................................3
1-3. Selection criteria .....................................................................................................3
1-4. Compatibility...........................................................................................................4
1-5. Warranty and service ..............................................................................................4
2. SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................................................................5
2-1. Brush cleaning .......................................................................................................5
2-2. Chemical cleaning ..................................................................................................6
2-3. Models and suffix codes.........................................................................................6
3. DESCRIPTION ...............................................................................................................7
3-1. Brush cleaning system ...........................................................................................7
3-1-1. General ...............................................................................................................7
3-1-2. Driving mechanism (electric) ................................................................................7
3-1-3. Driving mechanism (pneumatic ..........................................................................7
4. INSTALLATION ..............................................................................................................8
4-1. Unpacking and checking ........................................................................................8
4-2. Installation site ........................................................................................................8
4-3. Brush cleaning .......................................................................................................9
4-3-1. Brush holder .......................................................................................................9
4-3-2. Driving mechanism (electric) ................................................................................9
4-3-3. Wiring the driving mechanism (electric)...............................................................10
4-3-4. Driving mechanism (pneumatic)..........................................................................10
4-3-5. Control unit for driving mechanism (pneumatic) ..................................................10
4-3-6. Connecting control and driving mechanism (pneumatic) .....................................11
4-4. Chemical cleaning ..................................................................................................11
4-4-1. Spray unit............................................................................................................11
4-4-2. Connecting the spray unit ...................................................................................11
5. ADJUSTMENTS ...........................................................................................................12
5-1. Brush cleaning .....................................................................................................12
5-1-1. Brush adjustments ............................................................................................12
5-1-2. Driving mechanism (pneumatic).........................................................................12
6. DIMENSIONS ...............................................................................................................13
6-1. Spare parts list .....................................................................................................15
7. INSTALLATION OF CHEMICAL CLEANING SYSTEMS HCN 2/3/4/F .....................16
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1. INTRODUCTION
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1-1. General
For industrial applications and particularly for automatic process measurements, it is of the greatest importance that the sensitive part of a glass electrode and the flow diaphragm of a reference electrode are kept clean. Often it is not practical to interrupt a process for cleaning the electrodes, an accurate indication is required over a long period, replacing the electrodes is difficult, etc.
TUBING
O-rings
(11x3)
PISTON
UNIT
There, an automatic cleaning mechanism may be the solution. YOKOGAWA manufactures two different cleaning systems for pH and/or ORP (Redox) measurements:
- chemical cleaning
- brush cleaning a. pneumatically driven b. electrically driven
CONTROL
UNIT
O-RINGS
BRUSH HOLDER
K1547PP (spare tubing, EPDM)
Fig. 1 Brush Cleaning (pneumatical driven)
Fig. 2 Brush Cleaning (electral driven)
1-2. Cleaning systems
The cleaning elements have standardised dimensions for mounting in flow and/or
Model Type Material
FF20-P43 Flow fitting Polypropylene FF20-F43 Flow fitting Polyvinylidene fluoride FF20-S43 Flow fitting Stainless steel FD20-P47 Immersion fitting Polypropylene FD20-F47 Immersion fitting Polyvinylidene fluoride FD20-S47 Immersion fitting Stainless steel FS20-V42 Subassembly flow fitting PVC FS20-S43 Subassembly flow fitting Stainless steel
immersion fittings. These fittings have the following model codes:
Detailed specifications of the fittings are on separate sheets (see GS 12B6K1 and GS 12B6K2)
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1-3. Selection criteria
The table below indicates the recommended cleaning method for your specific application.
Selection criteria
Mechanical Chemical
Applications with: Brush Acid Base
Oils, fats
Resins (wood, pulp) X
Emulsions of latex X
Fibers (paper, textile) X
Crystalline precipations
(carbonates) X XX
Amorpheus precipations
(hydroxides) X XX
1-4. Compatibility
The Yokogawa analysers model number PH402 and PH450 is equipped with a wash timer function to control the chemical cleaning system. Detailed information is given on sheet and GS 12B6B3-E-E (PH402) and GS 12B6B5-E-E (PH450).
1-5. Warranty and service
Products and parts are warranted to be free from defects in workmanship and material under normal use and service for a period of typically twelve months from the date of shipment by manufacturer. The sales organisation has the possibility to deviate from this typical warranty period and the actual terms and conditions as specified in the sales order must be consulted. Damages, caused by wear and tear, inadequate maintenance, corrosion and attack by chemical processes are excluded from this warranty coverage.
Any defective goods need to be sent to the service of the sales organisation for repair or replacement and the returned material should be accompanied by a letter of transmittal, which should include the following information:
1. Part number, model code and serial number
2. Date and number of sales order
3. Length of time of service and type of service
4. Description of the faulty operation of the device and the circumstances of the failure
5. Pressure, temperature, process compensation and all other process conditions or environmental circum­stances which are related to the instal­lation and possibly failure of the device
6. Statement as to whether warranty or non-warranty service is requested
7. Complete shipping and billing instructions for return of material and name, phone number of contact person that can be approached for further information.
The returned goods that have been in contact with process fluids must be detoxified and disinfected prior to shipment for the health and safety of our employees. Material Safety Data sheets must be included for all components of the processes in which the cleaning system has been used.
The shipping address where the goods have been returned is specified on the original sales order or on the back page of this manual.
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2. SPECIFCATIONS
2-1. Brush cleaning
Brush holder
Material
- Body : a. Stainless steel
- Brush : Horse hair (in PVDF holder)
Process conditions : Max. 1 MPa (10 bar) at 100 °C Weight : Approx. 120 g Mounting : In Yokogawa flow or immersion fittings (4-hole)
Driving mechanism (electrical)
Supply (see note)
- Voltage : 24 V AC (± 10 %)
- Frequency : 50/60 Hz
- Consumption : Max. 4 VA
Cleaning frequency : 2 strokes per minute Angle : Rotation of 40 ° (swing) Electrical connection
- Connector : Gold plated spring O-connector (for standard Yokogawa
- Screw thread :1/4” BSPP
Material
- Driving system : Stainless steel AISI 316
- Driving shaft : Stainless steel AISI 316
- Cap : Silicone rubber
- Connector holder : Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
- Mounting nut : Ryton R4 Weight : Approx. 1 kg
b. Epoxy c. Silicone rubber d. Epoxy resin
electrode cable Model WU20-PC
)
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Driving Mechanism (pneumatic)
Piston unit
Air supply : Adjustable (via the connected control unit)
Cleaning frequency :1/4.... 2 strokes per minute (adjustable on the control unit)
Angle : Rotation 40° Air connectors : ø4 mm (external) (IN1 and IN2) Material
- Body : Brass
- Mounting gland : Stainless steel AISI 316 Weight : Approx. 1 kg
Control unit
Air supply : 140 kPa (1,4 bar) pressurised air Ambient temp. range : -10 to 60 °C Housing
- Material : Aluminium case with chemical resistant lacquer (IP65)
- Entries : Air connector ø6 mm
- Dimensions : See dimensional drawings
- Mounting : Wall mounting (for fixing dimensions, see dimensional
- Weight : Approx. 2,5 kg
drawings)
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Supply (see note)
- Voltage : 24 V AC (± 10 %)
- Frequency : 50/60 Hz
- Consumption : Max. 4 VA
Cleaning frequency : 2 strokes per minute Angle : Rotation of 40° (swing) Electrical connection
- Connector : Gold plated spring O-connector (for standard Yokogawa
- Screw thread :1/4” BSPP
Material
- Driving system : Stainless steel AISI 316
- Driving shaft : Stainless steel AISI 316
- Cap : Silicone rubber
- Connector holder : Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)
- Mounting nut : Ryton R4 Weight : Approx. 1 kg
2-3. Chemical cleaning system
Features
The EXA pH450 analyser has a built-in timer and HOLD circuit.
Built-in (no return) nozzle to prevent penetration of the process liquid into the cleaning system.
Materials
- Nozzle : Hastelloy
- O-rings : EPDM rubber
- Mounting set : Stainless steel
- Tubing : 1/4” (OD Ø) Nylon tubing
- Process cond. : Max. 1 MPa (10 bar) at 100 ºC
electrode cable, Model WU20)
Mounting
K1547PA : /HCN2, 2-hole flow-, insertion fitting (PH20) K1547PA : /HCN3, 3-hole flow-, insertion-, immersion fitting K1547PB : /HCN4, 4-hole flow-, insertion-, immersion fitting K1547PJ : /HCNF, back-end mounting on FU20/PH20
2-4. Model- and suffix codes Mechanical cleaning system
Model Suffix Options Description
FC20 Cleaning system Design -VE Brush cleaning
Options /T 10 mtr. nylon tubing
Spareparts Chemical cleaning system
Type Description
K1547PA Complete cleaning system HCN2, HCN3 K1547PB Complete cleaning system HCN4 K1547PJ Complete cleaning system HCNF for back-end
K1547PP EPDM spraying valve HCNX nozzle (5 sets)
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code code
(electrical driven)
-VP Brush cleaning (pneumatical driven)
6.35 mm OD (1/4”)
mounting on FU20/PH20
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