ORB P-840LT User manual

Process Analyzer
User Manual
P-840LT NO FLOW ANALYZER, LOW TEMP
CSA/CUS Class 1 Div 1 Group C + DATEX Zone 1 II B + T4

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FOREWORD
FOREWORD
Table of Contents........................................................................................................................................... i
Warranty........................................................................................................................................................ v
INTRODUCTION -SECTION 1
Analyzer Overview .....................................................................................................................................1-1
Principle of Operation.................................................................................................................................1-2
Component Identification ...........................................................................................................................1-4
Front View............................................................................................................................................1-4
Control Enclosure................................................................................................................................1-6
Measurement Enclosure......................................................................................................................1-7
Menu Structure...........................................................................................................................................1-8
SPECIFICATIONS -SECTION 2
Models........................................................................................................................................................2-1
Performance...............................................................................................................................................2-1
Sample Requirements................................................................................................................................2-1
Signal Inputs/Outputs.................................................................................................................................2-2
Utility Requirements...................................................................................................................................2-2
Analyzer Enclosure....................................................................................................................................2-2
INSTALLATION AND STARTUP -SECTION 3
Site Requirements......................................................................................................................................3-1
Location ...............................................................................................................................................3-1
Mounting..............................................................................................................................................3-1
Piping .........................................................................................................................................................3-4
Process Sample...................................................................................................................................3-8
Instrument Air ......................................................................................................................................3-8
Cryocooler Coolant Supply..................................................................................................................3-8
Optional Detection Cell Purge Gas Supply .........................................................................................3-8
Wiring.........................................................................................................................................................3-9
Electrical Power...................................................................................................................................3-9
Control Room Signals........................................................................................................................3-10
Analog Output .............................................................................................................................3-10
Relay Output ...............................................................................................................................3-10
Serial Output ...............................................................................................................................3-10
Modbus........................................................................................................................................3-11
Digital Inputs ...............................................................................................................................3-11
Startup......................................................................................................................................................3-12

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PROGRAMMING –SECTION 4
Main Run Screen .......................................................................................................................................4-1
Menu Navigation ........................................................................................................................................4-1
Advance Screen Key...........................................................................................................................4-2
Index Key.............................................................................................................................................4-2
Enter Key.............................................................................................................................................4-2
Up/Down Arrow Keys ..........................................................................................................................4-2
Main Menu..................................................................................................................................................4-2
Analyzer Status....................................................................................................................................4-2
Alarm History.......................................................................................................................................4-2
Validation.............................................................................................................................................4-3
Service.................................................................................................................................................4-3
Setup ...................................................................................................................................................4-4
Setup Sub-Menu ........................................................................................................................................4-5
Output Settings....................................................................................................................................4-5
4-20 Out 1 / 4-20 Out 2 / 4-20 Out 3.............................................................................................4-5
Digital Output ................................................................................................................................4-5
Trend Display................................................................................................................................4-5
Alarm Settings .....................................................................................................................................4-5
PP Alarm 1 / PP Alarm 2...............................................................................................................4-6
No Detect ......................................................................................................................................4-6
Other Settings......................................................................................................................................4-7
Reload Defaults.............................................................................................................................4-7
Stream Select................................................................................................................................4-7
Come Read Time..........................................................................................................................4-7
Temperature Scale........................................................................................................................4-7
Valid EV ........................................................................................................................................4-7
Valid BW .......................................................................................................................................4-8
Digital Inputs .................................................................................................................................4-8
Customer Alarm......................................................................................................................4-8
Remote Standby.....................................................................................................................4-8
Stream Select.........................................................................................................................4-8
Validation................................................................................................................................4-8
Screen Settings.............................................................................................................................4-8
Flush Heat.....................................................................................................................................4-8
Cell Heat .......................................................................................................................................4-8
Mode Settings ...............................................................................................................................4-8
PP 1 Mode..............................................................................................................................4-8
PP 2 Mode..............................................................................................................................4-8
PP 1 Threshold.......................................................................................................................4-8
PP 2 Threshold.......................................................................................................................4-8
Cool Drag......................................................................................................................................4-8
Relay Setup...................................................................................................................................4-9
Relay.......................................................................................................................................4-9
Choice.....................................................................................................................................4-9
Conditions...............................................................................................................................4-9
State Table Setup..............................................................................................................................4-10

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Time/Date Setup................................................................................................................................4-10
Factory Setup ....................................................................................................................................4-10
NORMAL OPERATION –SECTION 5
Main Run Screen .......................................................................................................................................5-1
Pour Point Analysis Results ................................................................................................................5-1
Date & Time.........................................................................................................................................5-1
Graphical Data Display........................................................................................................................5-1
Operational Status...............................................................................................................................5-2
Message Line ......................................................................................................................................5-2
Signal Outputs............................................................................................................................................5-3
4-20 mA Analog Output.......................................................................................................................5-3
Serial Output........................................................................................................................................5-3
ModBus Output....................................................................................................................................5-3
Alarms........................................................................................................................................................5-3
Types of Alarm Conditions ..................................................................................................................5-3
Alarm Warning ..............................................................................................................................5-3
Alarm Critical.................................................................................................................................5-3
Come Read...................................................................................................................................5-3
In Validation ..................................................................................................................................5-3
Validation ......................................................................................................................................5-3
Alarms History............................................................................................................................................5-4
Taking the Analyzer Off-Line......................................................................................................................5-5
Locally..................................................................................................................................................5-5
Remotely..............................................................................................................................................5-5
Performing a Validation Measurement.......................................................................................................5-5
Switching Sample Streams........................................................................................................................5-5
Loss of Power Restart................................................................................................................................5-5
Internal Sample Leak.................................................................................................................................5-6
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE &SERVICE –SECTION 6
Recommended Routine Maintenance Schedule........................................................................................6-1
Service & Operational Checks...................................................................................................................6-1
System Temperatures .........................................................................................................................6-2
T1..................................................................................................................................................6-2
Sample..........................................................................................................................................6-2
Sensor...........................................................................................................................................6-2
Output Control .....................................................................................................................................6-2
Sample Solenoid...........................................................................................................................6-2
Validation Solenoid .......................................................................................................................6-2
Stream Solenoid............................................................................................................................6-2
4-20 Control.........................................................................................................................................6-2
Alarms..................................................................................................................................................6-2
Cell Temperature Control....................................................................................................................6-2
PWM Load ....................................................................................................................................6-2
Heater............................................................................................................................................6-2
Cooler............................................................................................................................................6-3
Pressure System .................................................................................................................................6-3

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Pressure........................................................................................................................................6.3
DI .........................................................................................................................................................6-3
SPARE AND REPLACEMENT PARTS –SECTION 7
Spare Parts Kits .........................................................................................................................................7-1
1-Year Parts Kit ...................................................................................................................................7-1
2-Year Parts Kit ...................................................................................................................................7-1
Replacement Parts.....................................................................................................................................7-2
DRAWINGS AND SCHEMATICS –SECTION 8

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WARRANTY
POLICY
Orb Instruments warrants its products to the original purchaser against any defects that are due to faulty
material or workmanship for a period of one year from date of shipment unless otherwise noted in the
product manual.
In the event that a defect is discovered during the warranty period, Orb Instruments agrees that, at its
option, it will repair or replace the defective product or refund the purchase price, excluding original
shipping and handling charges. Any product repaired or replaced under this warranty will be warranted
only for the remainder of the original product warranty period.
This warranty does not apply to consumable products such as chemical reagents, or consumable
components of a product, such as, but not limited to, lamps and tubing.
Contact ORB Instruments or your distributor to initiate warranty support. Products may not be returned
without authorization from ORB Instruments.
LIMITATIONS
This warranty does not cover:
•Damage caused by acts of God, natural disaster, labor unrest, acts of war (declared or
undeclared), terrorism, civil strife or acts of any governmental jurisdiction.
•Damage caused by misuse, neglect, accident or improper application or installation.
•Any product not used in accordance with the instructions furnished by ORB Instruments.
•Freight charges to return merchandise to ORB Instruments.
•Freight charges on expedited or express shipment of warranted parts or product.
•Travel fees associated with on-site warranty repair.
This warranty contains the sole express warranty made by ORB Instruments in connection with its
products. All implied warranties, including without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and fitness
for a particular purpose, are expressly disclaimed.
Some states within the United States do not allow the disclaimer of implied warranties and if this is true in
your state, the above limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific rights, and you
may also have other rights that vary from state to state.
This warranty constitutes the final, complete, and exclusive statement of warranty/terms and no person is
authorized to make any other warranties or representations on behalf of ORB Instruments.
LIMITATION OF REMEDIES
The remedies of repair, replacement or refund of purchase price as stated above are the exclusive
remedies for the breach of this warranty. On the basis of strict liability or under any other legal theory, in
no event shall ORB Instruments be liable for any incidental or consequential damages of any kind for
breach of warranty or negligence.

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INTRODUCTION SECTION 1
ANALYZER OVERVIEW
The ORB Instruments’ Model P-840LT Pour Point Analyzer is an on-line instrument designed for the
continuous measurement of pour point in hydrocarbon refining processes. Extremely rugged and simple
to operate, the compact P-840LT Pour Point Analyzer combines exceptional measurement accuracy with
unmatched operational dependability to deliver highly reliable and repeatable pour point determinations
day in, day out, month after month.
•Superior repeatability — ±0.5°C (1.0°F) or better.
•Exceptional uptime — 99% or better.
•-125° to +25°C (-193° to +77°F) operating range.
•High pressure sample detection cell eliminates the need for atmospheric recovery.
For optimum installation and applications versatility, the P-840LT Pour Point Analyzer incorporates a wide
variety of standard features, including:
•One isolated 4-20 mA analog output standard; two additional analog outputs available.
•Serial output.
•Three SPDT dry contact alarm relays.
•Optional ModBus output
•Separate control and measurement enclosures.
•NEC Class 1, Division 1, Group C, D or
European ATEX Zone 1, Group IIB hazardous area classification.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
The P-840LT Pour Point Analyzer is designed to provide pour point measurements in correlation with
ASTM Method D-97 and IP-15. A precision differential pressure sensing system has been employed to
monitor the loss of flow due to the formation of wax crystals during the measuring cycle cool down. The P-
840LT’s pressure sensor monitors the state of flow conditions through a high-pressure detection cell that
allows measurements to be performed at process pressures, eliminating the need for atmospheric sample
recovery. A state-of-the-art air- or water-cooled cryocooler provides cooling power to the detection cell
down to -125°C (-193°F). The use of the cryocooler eliminates the requirement of an external, explosion-
proof re-circulating chiller system.
See Figures 1-1a and 1-1b.

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Figure 1-1a: Flow Schematic
(Analyzers with a Water-Cooled Cryocooler)
3 ALARM RELAYS (PROGRAMMABLE) SPDT, 3A RESISTIVE CONTACTS
CUSTOMER
CONNECTION
BOX
4-20mA OUT, POUR POINT ISOLATED & SELF POWERED

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Figure 1-1b: Flow Schematic
(Analyzers with an Air-Cooled Cryocooler)
A typical measurement cycle takes between 10 and 45 minutes and is performed as follows:
1. The sample solenoid opens and fresh sample is flushed through the detection cell to warm and
dislodge any wax crystals which may have remained from the previous measurement. The duration of
the flush cycle is user-programmable.
2. The sample solenoid closes, locking fresh sample in the detection cell.
3. The cryocooler is activated. The power applied to the cryocooler is programmable, continuously
monitored, and automatically adjusted to maintain consistent cooling times to pour point detection.
4. While the sample cools, both the sample temperature and the signal from the pressure transducer are
monitored. The temperature at which the differential pressure in the detection cell changes is the pour
point.
5. When pour point is detected, the temperature is displayed locally and output as an analog and/or
serial signal.
6. The sample solenoid opens and a new measurement cycle is initiated.
BOX
CUSTOMER
CONNECTION
3 ALARM RELAYS (PROGRAMMABLE) SPDT, 3A RESISTIVE CONTACTS
4-20mA OUT, POUR POINT ISOLATED & SELF POWERED

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COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
FRONT VIEW
Figure 1-2a: Front View
(Analyzers with a Water-Cooled Cryocooler)
Control Enclosure
Measurement
Enclosure
Coolant
Reservoir
Coolant Circulating
Pump
Customer Connections
Enclosure
Measurement
Enclosure Drain
Air In Pressure
Regulator