Heat quantity measurement (where specified)
After setting up the flow measurement channel go to Main Menu -
In/Output, in order to assign the PT100 inputs to the channel:
1.) Use the cursor keys to select PT100 4 WIRE and confirm
with ENTER.
2.) On the next screen, use the cursor keys to select the
flow channel which the temperature input has to be applied
to. You can choose between Channel 1 or 2. Selecting OFF
will disable the input. Confirm with ENTER.
3.) On the following screen choose PT100 to employ the tem-
perature measured on the pipe. If you wish to enter a fixed
temperature value, select User and enter the value.
4.) As next step define whether the PT100 sensor measures
the inlet or outlet temperature. Use the cursor keys to select
the appropriate and confirm with ENTER.
5.) On the next screen a temperature offset can be applied.
After confirming again with ENTER you reach the Main
Menu.
Once the setup of the first temperature input has been completed
repeat steps 1 to 5 for the configuration of the second input.
Process in/outputs: Setup
KATflow 150 Quick Start Manual
The KATflow 150 is capable of measuring heat flow and heat
quantity. If you wish to measure heat flow, select a heat flow unit
(W, kW, MW) as Middle Unit when going through the Setup
Wizard of the selected measurement channel. If you wish to
measure heat quantity, select a heat quantity unit (J, kJ, MJ).
On selection of one of these units, the flow meter requests the
entry of the specific heat capacity of the medium in J/(g.k). Enter
the value for your fluid and confirm with ENTER. Complete the
remaining steps of the Setup Wizard.
The temperatures at the inlet and outlet of the monitored system
are used to determine heat flow and heat quantity. Connect 4-
wire PT100 temperature sensors to the flow meter as per the
illustration below. (Pic 5)
Temperature and flow measurement
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For separate measurement of flow and temperature select a flow
unit as Middle Unit in the Setup Wizard. Complete the wizard and
then go to Main Menu - In/Output. Assign one PT100 input to the
flow channel as described on the left. Define it as an inlet tem-
perature source.
Now go to Main Menu - Datalogger - Selection and choose Tin
as one of the recorded measurement units. Upon start of each
measurement the flow meter will now record selected flow units
as well as the temperature measured by the PT100 sensor.
In/outputs can be set up in Main Menu - In/Output. Depending on
which in/outputs are available, the displayed list contains one or
more in/outputs. The in/output listed at the very top of the list is
available on Slot 1 inside the connection compartment, the in/
output listed second from top is available on Slot 2 and so on.
After selecting an in/output, it can be assigned to a measuere-
ment channel. The structure of the further steps depends on the
individual type of output.
Process in/outputs: Connection
In/outputs can be connected to devices via screw terminals.
These can be found inside the connection compartment below
the control panel. Remove the screws at the left and right to gain
access to the compartment.
Connection to the outputs can be established by wiring transfer
cables into the respective terminal blocks of the I/O box. The
illustration below gives an overview of the terminal assignment.
(Pic 5)
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After setting up the flow measurement channel go to Main Menu -
In/Output, in order to assign the PT100 inputs to the channel:
1.) Use the cursor keys to select PT100 4 WIRE and confirm
with ENTER.
2.) On the next screen, use the cursor keys to select the
flow channel which the temperature input has to be applied
to. You can choose between Channel 1 or 2. Selecting OFF
will disable the input. Confirm with ENTER.
3.) On the following screen choose PT100 to employ the tem-
perature measured on the pipe. If you wish to enter a fixed
temperature value, select User and enter the value.
4.) As next step define whether the PT100 sensor measures
the inlet or outlet temperature. Use the cursor keys to select
the appropriate and confirm with ENTER.
5.) On the next screen a temperature offset can be applied.
After confirming again with ENTER you reach the Main
Menu.
Once the setup of the first temperature input has been completed
repeat steps 1 to 5 for the configuration of the second input.
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In/outputs can be connected to devices via screw terminals.
These can be found inside the connection compartment below
the control panel. Remove the screws at the left and right to gain
access to the compartment.
Connection to the outputs can be established by wiring transfer
cables into the respective terminal blocks of the I/O box. The
illustration below gives an overview of the terminal assignment.
(Pic 5)
Pic 5: Input/output compartment, inside terminals