Yokogawa FU24 User Manual

Instruction Manual
Model FU24 Combined pH/ORP Sensor with Pressure Compensation
YOKOGAWA
IM 12B6J3-03E-E
5th edition
Table of Contents
1 GENERAL 2
1.1 Introduction 2
1.2 Unpacking & Checking 2
1.3 Warranty & Service 2
2 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 3
2.1 Measuring elements
2.2 Construction materials 3
2.3 Functional specifications 3
2.4 Dynamic specifications 3
2.5 Operating range 3
2.6 Mechanical 3
2.7 Dimensions 4
3 INSTALLATION OF THE FU24 5
3.1 Typical installation 5
3.2 Mounting the sensor 5
3.3 Preparing the sensor for use 5
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4 WIRING 6
4.1 Cable marking and pin allocation 6
4.2 Instrument connection of sensor vs. measurement 6
4.2.1. Settings for PH402G and PH202G(S) 7
4.2.2. Settings for PH450G, PH150 and FLXA21 7
5 GENERAL CALIBRATION AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE 8
5.1 Calibration for pH measurement 8
5.2 Calibration for ORP and rH measurements 8
5.3 Maintenance 8
6 MODEL AND SUFFIX CODES 9
6.1 FU24 sensor 9
6.2 Cable for Sensor with Variopin Connector 9
7 SPARE PARTS 9
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1 GENERAL
1.1 Introduction
The FU24 is a four-in-one wide body pH
sensor. The wide body sensor holds four
separate measuring elements and an internal
compensation mechanism for fluctuating
process conditions in one unbreakable and
chemical resistant PPS 40GF (RytonTM) body.
By design, the FU24 is particularly useful in
harsh applications with fluctuating pressure and/
or temperature. Normally these processes can
be “killing” for a sensor. Process fluid may be
moving in and out of the sensor under influence
of frequent pressure and/or temperature
fluctuations. This results in fast desalting and
dilution of the reference electrolyte. This in turn
will change the reference voltage and cause a
drifting pH measurement.
By using the successful Yokogawa patented
Bellow system integrated in the FU24 sensor,
a strong pressure compensation mechanism is
created. The build-in bellow ensures immediate
interior pressure equalization to the outside
pressure, making the sensor virtually insensitive
to external pressure variations.
A slight overpressure caused by the bellow
tension, prevents fluid ingress and maintains a
positive ion flow out of the sensor. This feature is
of particular interest in pure water applications.
This all-in-one sensor provides simultaneous
measurement of pH, redox (ORP) and
temperature if desired. It is designed for easy
installation via the 1”NPT threaded connections
provided on both ends of the sensor body.
The FU24-series is available with an integral
cable of various lengths or with a multipole VP
connector.
1.2 Unpacking & Checking
Upon delivery, unpack the sensor carefully and
inspect it to ensure it was not damaged during
shipment. If damage is found, retain the original
packing materials (including outer box) and
immediately notify the carrier and the relevant
Yokogawa sales office. Make sure the Model
Code on the sensor is the same as on the
packing list. The Model Code and Serial Number
are found on the cable or the VP-connector
of the sensor. Check that option(s) that were
ordered, are also included.
1.3 Warranty & Service
Yokogawa products and parts are guaranteed
free from defects in workmanship and materials
under normal use and service for a period
of (typically) 12 months from the date of
shipment from the manufacturer. Individual
sales organizations can deviate from the typical
warranty period, and the conditions of sale
relating to the original purchase order should
be consulted. Damage caused by wear and
tear, inadequate maintenance, corrosion, or by
the effects of chemical processes are excluded
from this warranty coverage. In the event of
warranty claim, the defective goods should be
sent (freight paid) to the Service Department
of the relevant Sales Organization for repair or
replacement (at Yokogawa’s discretion).
The following information must be included in
the letter accompanying the returned goods:
• Model Code and Serial Number.
• Original Purchase Order and Date.
• Length of time in service and description of
the process.
• Description of the fault and circumstances of
the failure.
• Process/environmental conditions that may be
related to the failure of the sensor.
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