SUTO S435 Manual

English
Instruction and operation manual
S435
Vortex Flow Meter for Steam
(Inline)

Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing our product.
Please read this manual in full before you start up the device and
carefully observe instructions stated in this manual. The manufacturer
cannot be held liable for any damage that occurs as a result of non-
observance or non-compliance with this manual.
Should the device be tampered with in any manner other than a
procedure that is described and specified in the manual, the warranty is
void and the manufacturer is e empt from liability.
The device is designed e clusively for the described application.
SUTO offers no guarantee for the suitability for any other purpose.
SUTO is also not liable for consequential damage resulting from the
delivery, capability or use of this device.
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Table of Contents
1 Safety Instructions......................................................................5
2 Registered Trademarks................................................................7
3 Application.................................................................................8
4 Technical Data ...........................................................................8
4.1 General ......................................................................................8
4.2 Electrical Data General..................................................................8
5 Dimensional Drawing...................................................................9
6 Installation ..............................................................................10
6.1 Installation Requirements............................................................10
6.2 Installation Instructions...............................................................12
6.2.1 Error between the Inner Diameters of Pipes............................12
6.2.2 Straight Pipe Requirements..................................................12
6.2.3 Wafer Type of Vorte Flow Meter Installation .........................14
6.2.4 Flange and Bolt..................................................................15
6.3 Electrical Connection...................................................................15
6.3.1 Requirements on Cable........................................................15
6.3.2 Terminal Connection ...........................................................16
6.4 Power Supply Connection.............................................................17
6.5 Frequency Output.......................................................................17
6.6 RS-485 Communication ..............................................................18
7 Parameter Setting ....................................................................19
7.1 Keypad and Display.....................................................................19
7.2 Parameter Setting Function and Operation......................................21
7.3 Operation Menu..........................................................................21
7.4 Quick Setup Menu List ................................................................22
7.5 Parameter Settings Instruction.....................................................23
7.5.1 Nominal Size......................................................................23
7.5.2 Flow Unit...........................................................................23
7.5.3 LowFlow Cutoff...................................................................23
7.5.4 Flow Range........................................................................23
7.5.5 Language..........................................................................23
7.5.6 Output Mode......................................................................23
7.5.7 Output Freq.......................................................................23
7.5.8 CommAddress ...................................................................24
7.5.9 Band Rate.........................................................................24
7.5.10 CompensMode .................................................................24
7.5.11 CompSetTemp..................................................................25
7.5.12 CompSetPress..................................................................25
7.5.13 RTD Sel...........................................................................25
7.5.14 PressMa .........................................................................25
7.5.15 VoltageMin/ VoltageMa / Sensor Type..................................25
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7.5.16 AtmSet............................................................................25
7.5.17 Press Unit........................................................................25
7.5.18 Press Cut Off....................................................................25
7.6 Instrument On-site Debugging......................................................26
7.7 Total Reset.................................................................................26
7.8 Communication Mode Selection.....................................................26
7.9 Temperature and Pressure Compensation Function..........................26
8 Troubleshooting .......................................................................28
9 Disposal or Waste......................................................................29
10 Appendi A: Flow Measurement Range.......................................30
11 Appendi B: Modbus Communications........................................31
11.1 Introduction.............................................................................31
11.2 Modbus Networking and Wiring...................................................31
11.3 Modbus Messages in RTU Framing...............................................31
11.3.1 Master Order Frame Structure............................................32
11.3.2 Slave response frame structure...........................................32
11.4 Function Codes.........................................................................33
11.5 Definition of addresses..............................................................33
11.6 Modbus Registers......................................................................33
11.6.1 S435 Data Type................................................................33
11.6.2 Modbus Register Addresses................................................34
11.6.3 Description of Data...........................................................36
11.7 Communication Data Analysis.....................................................37
11.7.1 Read Instantaneous Flow...................................................37
11.7.2 Read Cumulative Flow.......................................................38
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1 Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
Please check if this instruction manual matches with the
product type.
Please observe all notes and instructions indicated in this
manual. This manual contains essential information that must
be observed before and during installation, operation and
maintenance. Therefore this manual must be read carefully by the
technician as well as by the responsible user or qualified personnel.
This instruction manual must be available at the operation site of the
product at any time. In case of any obscurities or questions regarding
this manual or the product, please contact the manufacturer.
WARNING!
Compressed air!
Any contact with quickly escaping air or bursting
parts of the compressed air system can lead to
serious injuries or even death!
•Do not e ceed the ma imum permitted pressure range (see
sensors label).
•Use only pressure-tight installation material.
•Prevent persons from being hit by escaping air or bursting parts of
the instrument.
•The system must be pressureless during maintenance work.
WARNING!
Voltage used for supply!
Any contact with energized parts of the device may
lead to an electrical shock which can lead to serious
injuries or even death!
•Consider all regulations for electrical installations.
•The system must be disconnected from any power supply during
maintenance.
•Any electrical work on system is allowed only by authorized
qualified personal.
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ATTENTION!
Permitted operating parameters!
Observe the permitted operating parameters. Any
operation beyond these parameters can lead to
malfunctions and may lead to damage on the product
or the system.
•Do not e ceed the permitted operating parameters.
•Make sure that the product is operated under its permitted
conditions.
•Store and operate the product at the permitted temperature and
pressure.
•The product should be maintained and calibrated frequently, at
least annually.
General safety instructions
•It is not allowed to use the product in e plosive areas.
•Please observe the national regulations before and during
installation and operation.
Notes
•It is not allowed to disassemble the product.
•Always use spanners to mount the product properly.
ATTENTION!
Measurement values can be affected by malfunction!
The product must be installed properly and
maintained frequently. Otherwise it may lead to
wrong measurement values, which can lead to
wrong results.
•Always observe the direction of the flow when installing the
device. The direction is indicated on the housing.
•Do not e ceed the ma imum operation temperature at the sensors
tip.
•Avoid condensation on the sensor element because it will affect
accuracy enormously.
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1 Safety Instructions
Storage and transportation
•It is recommended to use the packaging that comes with the
product for storage and transportation.
•Make sure that the storage temperature is between -10°C ...
+65°C. The ideal temperature and humidity range is 25°C and
65%.
•Avoid direct UV and solar radiation during storage.
•The storage humidity must be between 5% … 90% with no
condensation.
2 Registered Trademarks
SUTO®Registered trademark of SUTO iTEC
MODBUS®Registered trademark of the Modbus Organization,
Hopkinton, USA
HART®Registered trademark of the HART Communication
Foundation, Austin, USA
Android™,
Google Play
Trademarks of Google LLC
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3 Application
3 Application
The S435 Vorte Flow Meter for Steam operates based on the Karman
Vortices principle, and is used to measure flow rates in saturated steam
applications.
4 Technical Data
4. General
Measured fluid Steam Gas
Nominal diameter (mm) DN40 … DN300 wafer type
Medium temperature -40°C … +250°C
Ambient temperature -10°C … +60°C
Accuracy ±1.5% of reading
Repeatability 0.5%
Display Instant flow rate / Total flow rate
/ Frequency / Percentage of flow range
Signal output Pulse output / Modbus
Protection level IP65
Electrical connection 1/2" -14NPT
Installing type Wafer type
Wetted parts material 304 stainless steel
Process control material Carbon steel /304/316/316L (Flange/Wafer)
Detector probe 316 Stainless steel
Connecting rod 304 Stainless steel
Radiator Aluminium alloy
Range ratio 10:1
4.2 Electrical Data General
Power supply 24 VDC
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5 Dimensional Drawing
5 Dimensional Drawing
Figure 1 Outline dimensional drawing of Vorte Flow Meter for Steam
DN
Vortex Flow Meter Dimension
Rated Pressure .6 MPa Unit: mm
A B C ΦD
40 100 50 256 75
50 110 55 256 87
65 110 55 262 109
80 110 55 267 120
100 120 60 271 149
125 133 73 291 175
150 160 90 304 203
200 185 115 331 259
250 210 140 357 312
300 240 165 383 363
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6 Installation
Make sure that all components listed below are included in your
package.
Qty Description Item No.
1 Vorte Flow Meter for Steam S695 435X*
*X denotes the last digit, which
varies with pipe sizes
1 Companion flange with the bolt
and gasket included
NA
1 Calibration certificate NA
1 Instruction manual NA
6. Installation Requirements
Ensure the following when installing the flow meter:
•The flow direction should match the arrow direction on the flow
meter.
•The flange bolts have been fastened to the ma torque rating.
•Mechanical stress (twist and bent) should not e ist when
installation. Mating flanges should keep a ial symmetrical and
parallel, and proper gaskets should be used.
•Gaskets should not be e tended to the flow area, otherwise
whirlpool generated and affecting accuracy of the flow meter.
•Any force and moment from the pipe should not affect the flow
meter.
•The display of the flow meter should face the users.
•Protecting plug of the cable entries are only allowed to be removed
when wiring.
•Remotely installed sensors should be mounted on places that is
almost vibration-free.
•Converter of the flow meter should be free from direct sunshine.
(Shade is required)
Observe the following rules when choosing the installation places:
•No negative pressure in measuring tube.
•Avoid being installed near motor, transformer, and other strong
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current equipment, to avoid jammer.
•Avoid being installed near strong corrosion gas.
•Avoid being installed in separated place, when measuring mi ed
fluid.
•Avoid being under direct sunlight, ambient temperature should be
-25°C … +65°C.
•Choose places without or with less vibration. If too much vibration,
install fi ed support before and after the pipe.
•Relative humidity is 5% … 90%.
•Avoid direct rain and soaked places.
•Prevent liquid retention.
•The flow meter should be mounted on a vertical pipe to prevent
accumulation of fluid.
•When the flow meter is installed horizontally, raise the pipe section
installed with the flow meter.
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6.2 Installation Instructions
6.2. Error between the Inner Diameters of Pipes
•The inner diameter of the pipe should be as close as possible to the
inner diameter of the meter, and there should be no obvious
deviation.
•Ensure that the inner wall of the pipe on both sides of the flow
meter is smooth and free of surfacing.
6.2.2 Straight Pipe Requirements
Description Illustration
1.Flow condition at the entrance
shouldn’t be interfered ≥ 10D
2. Behind the valve ≥ 35D
3. Reducing pipe ≥ 15D
4. One 90° bent pipe ≥ 20D
5. Two 90° bent pipes on one flat
surface ≥ 30D
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6. Two 90° bent pipes on different
flat surfaces ≥40 DN
1. Downstream Straight Pipe ≥ 5D
2. Measuring point away from
vorte flow meter ≥ (4-6)D
3. Advice: The meter is installed
upstream of the valve
4. Not advice: the meter is
mounted directly behind the valve
5. Ma imum height of insulation
layer
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Cleaning the pipeline:
1. For newly installed or
repaired pipes, flush out
rust, scale, residue and
sludge from the pipes before
operation.
2. When flushing, water flows
through the bypass line to
avoid damage to the flow
meter.
3. If there is no bypass,
temporarily install a short
pipe to replace the flow
meter.
6.2.3 Wafer Type of Vortex Flow Meter Installation
Wafer Description
Note:
•The inner diameter of the
gasket must be larger
than the inner diameter
of the pipe so that it
does not interfere with
the flow inside the tube.
•When the flow meter is
installed vertically in an
open position, the wiring
port should face
downwards, otherwise it
will leak rain when it
rains.
Positioning and installation of the wafer type
flow meter
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6.2.4 Flange and Bolt
Companion flange and bolts are used to install vorte flow meters
between the two flanges. The following table lists the recommended
minimum bolt lengths for wafer type flow meter and flanges of different
grades.
Recommended minimum bolt lengths for various flange grades are
listed below.
Nominal
diameter PN 6 PN25 PN40
DN40 220 220 240
DN50 220 220 240
DN65 220 220 240
DN80 220 220 240
DN100 240 240 270
DN125 240 240 270
DN150 270 270 300
DN200 300 300 350
DN250 350 350 370
DN300 370 370 400
6.3 Electrical Connection
6.3. Requirements on Cable
Cable Illustration
According to requirement of the
protection level, we advise that:
Cable does not knot at the entrance,
Use drip bend ( Cable U-bend to
avoid water intake).
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6.3.2 Terminal Connection
Terminal connection diagram
The definition of terminals and their marks is given as below:
Terminals Terminal code Description
+ 03 DC 24 V+
- -04 DC 24 V-
00 GND
I+ 12 Output Current anode
I- 13 Output Current cathode
P+ 21 pulse output
P- 22 pulse common
B 10 RS-485
A 09 RS-485
RT+ 46 Resistance Temperature Detector Signal
positive
RT- 47 Resistance Temperature Detector Signal
negative
PV+ 41 Pressure sensors Power supply positive pole
PV- 42 Pressure sensors power supply negative pole
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Terminals Terminal code Description
PS+ 43 Pressure sensors Signal positive
PS- 44 Pressure sensors Signal negative
Notes:
•The frequency output is active output.
•The thermal resistance is two-wire; the pressure equipment
supports: pressure transmitter and pressure sensor.
6.4 Power Supply Connection
The vorte flow meter can use DC power supply 18 … 30 VDC. Three-
wire Vorte flow meter (with compensation) 24 VDC power supply
wiring is as following.
6.5 Frequency Output
The upper limit of the frequency output range is adjustable from
0…5000 Hz, and the frequency output corresponds to the flow
percentage. User can choose 0...5000 Hz, also can select a lower
frequency, for e ample 0...1000 Hz or 0...2000 Hz, etc.
POUT are transistor open collector output.
Frequency output
The frequency output is active digital output direct connection.
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6.6 RS-485 Communication
The three-wire vorte flow meter adopts RS-485 communication mode.
In order to eliminate signal reflections in the communication cable,
Parallel 120Ω termination resistor to the flow meter terminal A, B line at
the end of the RS-485 which is close to the flow meter.
The wiring can refer to the following:
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7 Parameter Setting
7 Parameter Setting
7. Keypad and Display
Display interface: Enter the display interface when powered.
Setup menu: Press SHIFT key on the display interface, the converter
will display a login page and password is required. Input proper
password, and the system enters into the setup mode. There are three
keys on the keypad. They can be used to enter the parameter setting
mode and change the meter’s configuration.
Single button function:
Shift: Under the setting parameter menu, this button is used as
a combination button. Press this button when entering a
number to select the set digit, Shift right in the screen of
number.
Up: In parameter setting status, press this key, screen can
display the upper content circularly, and press this key can
increase the numbers.
Down: In parameter setting status, press this key, screen can
display the ne t content circularly, and press this key can
decrease the numbers.
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7 Parameter Setting
Combination button function:
Press simultaneously ESC
Press simultaneously ENTER
On the main display interface, Press repeatedly, the third line can
show the following content: Total flow, signal frequency, output
frequency, flow percentage, pulse waveform.
BT 0 Displays Bluetooth information.
T 00000 m3 Displays the total flow rate.
FP 0.0 % Displays the percentage of instaneous flow rate.
PO 00000 Hz Displays the output frequency.
PI 00000 Hz Displays the sensor signal frequency.
Press Key Operation Instructions
1. After power on, press “ENTER”, the screen will show parameter
setting password (000000).
2. Enter into the password code.
3. Press “ENTER”, it will enter into the main menu interface;
4. Press “UP” or “DOWN”, choose the menu that need to setup, press
“ENTER”, and press “UP” or “DOWN”, choose the required
parameter values, press “ENTER” to e it the menu.
5. Press “UP” or “DOWN”, choose the ne t menu that need to setup.
After the setup, press “ENTER” for three seconds to e it the
parameter setting. And press “SHIFT+UP”, return to the previous
menus.
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