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Yokogawa Field
Instruments
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Field Instrument Product Specialist
Product Marketing Department
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IA Business Capabilities (ISA95 Model)
Level 4 CPM Collaborative Production System
Corporate Management (ERP*)
Integrated business operation systems
Level 3 Advanced Process Control & Asset Plant Information
Operational Work Assistance Management management System
Production Management
CAMS for HIS
(MES*)
Systems for advanced control,
simulation, production
management, and scheduling
Level 2 Safety Instrumented Distributed Network Based Range Free
Control System Controllers
System (SIS) Control System (DCS)
Production Control System
Production control systems
Level 1 Recorder Temperature Datalogger Process Gas Tunable Diode
Controller Chromatograph Laser Analyzer
Field Instruments
GX/ UT/ GM/ TDLS
Field instruments, sensors, measuring GP UP MX/ GC8000
instruments, analyzers and other equipment MW Wireless
Transmitter
Pressure Magnetic Vortex Temperature
Transmitter Flowmeter Flowmeter Transmitter
EJA/ AXF DYF YTA
EJX
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Pressure – Level – Temperature Transmitters
Pressure Transmitter Pressure Transmitter
Ultrasonic – Radar – Guided Wave Digital Remote Sensor Level Measurement Temperature Transmitter
SON – PULS – FX DRS
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Wireless Line Up Products
Field Wireless
Media Converter
YFGW610
Field Wireless Field Wireless Field Wireless
Access Point Management Station Access Point
YFGW510 YFGW410 YFGW510
Multifunction Gateway
GX20W
Temperature Multiplexer
YTMX580
Temperature transmitter Pressure transmitter Pressure Transmitter
YTA510 EJX110L/EJX430L/EJX310L EJX530B
EJX210L EJX118B/EJX438B
Flange Mounted Differential Transmitter
Differential Transmitter With Diaphragm Seal
Multi protocol adapter FN310
Multi function module FN510
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Flow Solutions
Rotameter digitalYEWFLO DPHarp EJA/EJX
Variable area Flowmeter Vortex Flowmeter DP Transmitters
Admag
Magnetic Flowmeter
ROTAMASS Ultraflux
Ultrasonic Flowmeter
Coriolis Mass Flowmeter & Density Meter
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Analyzers – Liquid Analysis Instruments Turbidity
Density Meter
Chlorine
pH, Conductivity & Near Infrared
Dissolved Oxygen
Online Retractable Fitting Chemical Oxygen Demand
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Analyzers – Gas Analysis Instruments Stack Gas Analyzer
Calorimeter
Zirconia O2 Analyzer Gas Chromatograph Dust Monitor
Gas Density
Paramagnetic Infrared (NDIR)
Tunable Diode Laser Spectroscopy/ Spectrometer Analyzer
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Control Instrument Products (CIP)
FX1000 DXAdvanced DX1000/ DX2000 Data Acquisition
(GM10, MW/MX100)
Paper Recorder
uR10000/uR20000
Digital Controllers YS1000 Series Controllers
UT50/UT30 Advanced Series
TC10 Temperature Control UP Series Program Controllers
UM33A Digital Indicators
UT75A Digital Indicating Controllers
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Product Solutions
Industrial CCTV
Fiber Optic Temperature Sensing Technology
IIOT Solutions FluidCom™
Total Injection Package Solution in Flow Metering & Flow Control
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Industrial Automation and Control
Production Control Systems
CENTUM VP
Integrated Production Control System
STARDOM
Network-based Control System
ProSafe-RS FA-M3-V
Safety Instrumented Range-free
System Multi-controller
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Pressure Transmitter
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◼ Pressure is basic and key parameter in process
control and safety
◼ Pressure measured
◆ Gauge / Absolute / Differential
◆ Level / Flow
Challenge - Reliable and Stable Measurement
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Pressure Definition
◼ Pressure is a force applied to a certain area
◼ Pressure acts isotropic ally P=FA
P = Pressure
◆ That is, it acts in all directions with the same force F = Force
symmetrically A = Area
◼ Therefore pressure is all around us
◆ It's in the air and it's in the water
◆ A diver experience increasing pressure with depth!
◼ Hence with have units such as
◆ Kgf/cm2, Psi, mmHg, mmH2O, kPa, MPa, Pa & N/m2
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What is Pressure Transmitter?
What is pressure transmitter?
A pressure transmitter measures differential pressure, gauge pressure, or
absolute pressure.
It outputs both analog and digital signals corresponding to the pressure.
Output Signal
Analog & Digital
Pressure
Pressure
Transmitter
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What is Pressure Transmitter ?
◼ Device to detect Differential pressure, Gauge pressure or
Absolute pressure
◆ Pneumatic signal; 20 to 100 kPa
◼ Convert the measured value into
◆ Analog electrical signal; 4 to 20mA, 1 to 5 volt DC
◆ Digital electrical signal; Foundation Fieldbus, Profibus
send the signal to Controller, Indicator, Recorder, etc
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Sensing
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Pneumatic – Force Balance Type
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Piezoresistive Sensor
• Piezoresistors are etched in
the silicon substrate
• The simplest circuit possible
is a Wheatstone Bridge
topology
• Applying pressure stresses
the Piezoresistors altering
their net resistance
• Temperature has a large
effect on resistance
measurement
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Capacitance Sensor
Sensing diaphragm C1 C2
Capacitor plates P1 P2
Glass d+x d- x
Metal block
◼ P1 P2 C2)
Cell construction creates two capacitors (C1,
◼ The capacitor is characterized by the plate difference (d)
C = ε x A / d A: area of the plates
dielectric constant
◼ Differential pressure causes the sensing diaphragm to deflect
and change the capacitances (C1, C2) in each capacitor
◼ Differential pressure is computed from change in two
capacitances
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Capacitance sensor (continued)
◼ Reliant on “elastic” nature of sensing diaphragm
◆ Full scale deflection is approx. 100m
➢ 100 m = 100%
➢ 1 m = 1%
Sensing diaphragm Hysteresis
dd
d+x d- x
d : 100 micro meters d + x : 101 micro meters
C=εx A/d
A: area of the plates
dielectric constant
A permanent distortion of 1m means an error of 1%
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Elastic hysteresis (capacitance sensor)
◼ Re-ranging causes big zero/span error
◆ Even after correcting with the characterization curve,
capacitance sensor maintains non-linear characteristic
After the correction.
100%
Output
Original characteristic
0% Input 100%
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Solution Over Metallic Diaphragm
◼ Single crystal pure silicon
◆ Diamond lattice structure
➢ Uniformed pattern of atomic arrangement
➢ Perfect crystal
◆ Un-deformable
➢ Strong covalent bonding
➢ Highest hardness like diamond. Tetrahedral structure with
strong bonding
◼ Single crystal materials have the following generic properties
◆ Superior elasticity
◆ High long term stability
◆ Hysteresis free
Diamond Sapphire Silicon Quartz Ruby
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Construction of Silicon Resonant Sensor
2 Silicon Resonant Silicon Resonator
Sensors
Silicon Resonator has H Shape Silicon Diaphragm
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DPharp – Sensing Principal
Low Pressure Side
Tension Compression
High Pressure side
Tension makes Fast vibration - High Frequency
Compression makes slow vibration – Low Frequency
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DPharp – Multi Sensing
Resonator 1 Resonator 2 L
H
Tension De De Compression
L
H
f1 f2 f1 - f2 = Proportional to
.. (Frequency) Differential Pressure
R
f1 + f2 = Proportional to
(Frequency) Static Pressure
R= Proportional to Temperature
(Resistance)
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DPharp – Multi Sensing Benefit
Two process variables with one transmitter:
Not necessary
D/P + SP Not necessary Command 3
Burst Mode
Line Pressure & DP Flow
Multiple
AI Blocks
Multi-sensing Tank Level & Blanket Pressure
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Digital Communications
◼ Firmware Enhancement
◆ FOUNDATIONTM Fieldbus
➢ ITK6.0
➢ NAMUR NE107 diagnostic
• FF-912 compliant
➢ Function blocks
• 3xAI, 1xSC, 1xIT, 1xIS, 1xAR, 1xPID(Standard)
• Execution time reduction
✓ 30msec (for PID 45msec)
◆ HART
➢ Protocol Revision 7
• Long Tag (32 characters)
• Event notification
• Enhanced Burst mode
➢ HART 5/7 switchable firmware
◆ Profibus
➢ New profile version 3.00 → 3.02 (SR:FY12 3rd Quarter)
➢ NAMUR NE107
➢ Life Cycle management
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VARIABLE AREA FLOWMETER
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Variable Area Flowmeter Rotameter
Simple and inexpensive
Easy installation and maintenance
Direct measurement and indication
Not external power required
Precise measurement at very low ranges
Suited for gases and liquids
Accuracy according to VDI/VDE 3513-2
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Leadership of Yokogawa´s Rotameter
• In 1909 the company Rota was founded in Aachen
• Rota invented the rotating float for Glass VA-Meters
which was the base for the brand name Rotameter®
• Over the century the brand name Rotameter ®, has
become a worldwide synonym for VA-Meters
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Working Principle FG = Weight force of the float
FF = Friction force
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force)
FG = FF + FB = Equilibrium
The medium passes through the
metering tube from bottom to top and
consequently rises the float until
equilibrium of the three forces has
NO Powerbeen achieved. The flow is indicated
by the top of the float and can be
Requireddirectly read from the scale on the
tube.
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Flow Rate Calculation
Flow rate calculation:
C A discharge coefficient C is typically
introduced to account for the viscosity of
fluids, which depends on the Reynolds
number
is the annular area between the float and
the tube wall
is the float volume
is the float cross section area
ρ is the density of the float
ℎ is the height of the float
ρ is the fluid density
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MAGNETIC FLOWMETER
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Principle of Magnetic flowmeter
◼ Electro motive force proportionate to Flow velocity
E ∝ K・B・D・V
E= Electro motive force
K= Constant factor
B= Density of magnetic flux
D= Diameter
(Electrodes distance)
V= Flow velocity
◼ Electro magnetic flux is always switching
Top to Bottom, Bottom to Top….
This switching frequency is quite important point
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liner Materials
◼ Aluminum Ceramic
◆ Anti corrosive material
◆ Anti abrasive material
◆ For Chemical,
Pulp & Paper, and Mining
◆ Temp range:-10 to 180 deg C
◼ Fluorocarbon PFA
◆ Anti corrosive material
◆ For chemical industry
◆ Temp range: -40 to 160 deg C
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◼ Fluorocarbon PTFE
◆ Anti corrosive material
◆ For chemical industry
◆ Temp range: -10 to 130 deg C
◼ Polyurethane rubber
◆ Anti-abrasive material
◆ For general use (water application)
◆ Temp range: -10 to 40 deg C
◼ Natural soft rubber
◆ Anti abrasive material
◆ For mining industry and so on
◆ Temp range: -10 to 70 deg C
◼ Natural hard rubber (Ebonite)
◆ Anti corrosive material
◆ For oily waste water
◆ Temp range:-5 to 80 deg C
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Challenge of flow measurement
◼ Slurry measurement is
the challenge of all flowmeters
◆ High density fluid
◆ Pulp fiber
◆ Clay, Silt, Sand, Gravel.
◼ Magnetic flowmeter is the best
for slurry because of its structure
◆ Full bore type inner diameter
◆ Without moving parts
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Frequency spectrum of slurry noise
◼ Slurry noise contains much lower frequency noise
Noise level (db) - 40
- 50
- 60
- 70
- 80
- 90 10 Frequency (Hz) 100 1,000
-100
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Frequency spectrum of slurry noise
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Excitation frequency
◼ Excitation frequency is low,
Low frequency
(Pulsed DC)
→ Flow signal frequency also low
◼ Excitation frequency is high,
High frequency
(AC)
→ Flow signal frequency also high
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Response time
Actual flow
Low frequency Quicker response is available !
(Pulsed DC)
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Is High frequency excitation perfect ?
Antiーnoise Response
Low frequency NG NG
(Pulsed DC)
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Zero stability
◼ Zero point becomes unstable at high frequency
◆ At time of excitation switching,
induced noise is incurred
◆ Low frequency excitation can keep enough stable
part for sampling
Sampling
Magnetic flux density Sampling
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Pros & Cons by excitation method
Noise Response Zero
Immunity stability
Low frequency NG NG
(Pulsed DC)
High frequency ○ NG
(AC)
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Dual frequency excitation
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Dual frequency excitation
◼ Our unique excitation method utilized
both good point of high and low freq
Low LPF 1 e
sampling 1+Ts
Output=e
Low freq. High HPF t
High freq. sampling Ts e
t
Flow signal with noise 1+Ts
Stable flow signal only
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Performance by each excitation method
Noise Zero Response
immunity
Low frequency NG ○ NG
(Pulsed DC)
High frequency ○ NG ○
(AC)
Dual frequency ・・・
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Application coverage
Pulp & Chemical, Water KP, DIP, Black Liquor, Adhesive fluid,
Paper Pulp Slurry, Bleaching High consistency
Food & Beer, Beverage, Milk,
Beverage Raw material, Water High speed batch, Retort Pure water,
food, Air contained cream Alcohol, Syrup,
Mining Water purifier, Mineral slurry, Adhesive fluid,
Water & Water for industrial use, Chemical High consistency
Ww
Chemical dosing Desalination
Chemical Solution liquid, Electrolysis plant Adhesive fluid,
Corrosive Fluid Low conductivity
Blast furnace tuyere,
Steel Cooling water Electric furnace tuyere
Power Cooling water Pure water
Low Difficulty of application High
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Vortex Flowmeter
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Working Principle
Shedder Bar
Flow Vortices
Velocity V
◼ Vortices shed continuously
◼ Alternating from side to side
◼ Shedding frequency proportional to velocity
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Lift Force
Lift Force
Flow Fast Flow
Slow Flow
Wing
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Stress Distribution
Shedder Bar Piezo-crystal
Alternative Stress
- ++ Tension
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Lift Lift
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Drag - ++
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INSTALLATION (1) Reducer/ Expander
Required Lengths of Straight Runs
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INSTALLATION (2) 90 degree vent
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INSTALLATION (3)
Valve position and straight pipe length:
(1)Install the valve on the downstream side of the flowmeter.
The upstream straight pipe length dependent on the element
located on the upstream such as reducer/expander, bent and etc.,
refer to description as above. Keep 5D or more for downstream
straight pipe length.
(2)In case the valve has to be installed on the upstream of the
flowmeter, ensure the upstream straight pipe length to be 20D or
more, and the downstream straight pipe length be 5D or more.
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Application-Tire Plant(1/2)
Rubber
Steam Header 150mm
100mm 100mm
Vulcanizing pan
Boiler
Hot Water Supply
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Application-Tire Plant(2/2)
YEWFLO Measurement Point
Hot Water Supply
Vulcanizing pan
Boiler Header
High Pressure Steam
Low Pressure Steam
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Beer Plant
Food
Hot Water Steam
Row Material Process Preparation Process
Air Air Air
CO2
Brine Air
Fermentation Process Filtering Process Product
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Vortex For Instrument Air
Instrumentation Air
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Vortex-Boiler steam measurement
Fuel Steam High Pressure Steam
Gas Low Pressure Steam
Steam Header
Air Boiler Boiler Feed Water
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Vortex-Temp & Press Compensate
Steam and Gas Measurement 123456
Flowcom 415
Pressure Tap Temperature Tap
Flow Downstream
20D or more 2 to 7 D and 1 to 2D
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CORIOLIS MASS FLOWMETER
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Why mass flow measurement?
4oC 40oC
Volume = Mass/Density
Volume 1 Volume 2
but....
Mass 1 = Mass 2
Density = 1.00000 g/cc Density = 0.99225 g/cc
Mass = 1000 g Mass = 1000 g
Volume = 1000 cc Volume = 1007.8 cc
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CORIOLIS FLOWMETER
Coriolis mass flowmeter is a true mass flowmeter
because it uses the properties of mass to measure mass. With
no moving parts therefore low maintenance cost requirements
and less frequent calibration.
Coriolis mass flowmeters are manufactured in a various
shapes, sizes and material construction but basic principle of
operation remains the same, which is motion mechanic.
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More than 20 Years Experience in Coriolis Technology
ROTAMASS 1 ROTAMASS 3
1993 o Brain Protocol 2003 o Increased Performance
o RCCT24,26,28,29 o New Pick-up System for
o Box-in-Box“ Design o Explosion-proof Converter o HART® Protocol in
o Remote Version Standard Precise and Stable
o HART Protocol 1995 Measurement
o 5 Sensor Sizes o 3 New Small Sizes o Wide Range of Sizes
o High Accuracy
(RCCS12,14,16,18,19) 2016
ROTAMASS 2 ROTAMASS TI
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Basic Principle of Coriolis Mass Flow meter 1
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Basic Principle of Coriolis Mass Flow meter 2
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Basic Principle of Coriolis Mass Measurement
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Basic Principle of Coriolis Density Measurement
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Coriolis Flow Meter: Principle of Operation
◼ Tubes are constantly maintained in oscillation.
◆ Rotating system
◼ A twist due to the Coriolis effect generates a
difference in phase (DT) between the flow tubes
Tube frequency is
used to calculate
density
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Coriolis Mass Flowmeter ROTAMASS
◼ Ideal for liquids and gases - conductive and
non-conductive, viscous and non-viscous
◼ Direct mass flow measurement
→ No need for density correction
◼ Extremely accurate (0.1%) over a very wide
range (typically 100:1)
→ Accurate metering of valuable fluids
◼ No moving parts
→ Minimal maintenance
◼ Measures not just mass flow but also density,
temperature and its parameter derivatives
→ Total window into process
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Effect of Coriolis force on the measuring tubes
No flow Flow
Coriolis force result in the twisting of both
measuring tubes, which results in Mass Flow pick
up
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Excitation Technique frequency = phase shift =
density mass flow rate
◼ RotaMASS’ sensor tubes are
excited @ nominal 150 Hz Vibration Excitation Vibration
frequency. Frequency Frequency Frequency
◆Well above typical interference PUMP COMPRESSOR
from pumps & compressors (i.e.
20-50Hz). )))
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◆Excessively high excitation
(>500Hz) can
➢Separate out vapor or solids from
the main liquid phase.
➢Damage cellular or complex
structures
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Yokogawa Analyzer Products &
ASI (Analyzer System Integrator)
M. H. Gandi
Product & System Analyzer Specialist
Marketing Department, PT Yokogawa Indonesia
email: Hafiudien.Gandi@id.yokogawa.com
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Agenda
Yokogawa Analyzer Products (Gas and Liquid Analyzer)
TDLS (Tunable Diode Laser Spectrometer)
FLXA (pH / SC / ISC / DO)
Yokogawa ASI – CEMS
Yokogawa ASI – SWAS
Q&A
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Yokogawa Gas Analyzers (1/2)
NEW!
ZR802G
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26-Apr-21
Yokogawa Gas Analyzers (2/2)
Obsolete
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Yokogawa Liquid Analyzers (1/6)
Obsolete
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Yokogawa Liquid Analyzers (2/6)
Obsolete
Obsolete
Obsolete
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Yokogawa Liquid Analyzers (3/6)
Obsolete
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Yokogawa Liquid Analyzers (4/6) 26-Apr-21
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TB820D © Yokogawa Electric Corporation
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New Turbidity
Analyzer!
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Yokogawa Liquid Analyzers (5/6)
FLXA402T
RC800D
New Residual
Chlorine Analyzer!
FLXA402T
FC800D
New Free Chlorine
Analyzer!
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Yokogawa Liquid Analyzers (6/6)
WE410 WE420 WE430 WE440
Silica Analyzer Sodium Analyzer Phosphate Analyzer Hydrazine Analyzer
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TDLS
Tunable Diode Laser Spectrometer
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The 2nd Generation of Yokogawa TDLS
Tunable Diode Laser TDLS8100/8200
Spectrometer
TDLS200 TDLS8000 2019
The Best in the Market TDLS8100
2015
2008 2021
13 O2, CO, CH4, CO2, TDLS8200
H2O, NH3, H2S, HCl
(multicomponent)!
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NH3, HCl
Principle - How Laser Analyzer Works?
The TDLS operates by measuring the amount of laser light
that is absorbed (weaken) by the target gas.
The amount of lost = gas concentration
Laser side Detector side
Before absorption After absorption Measurement absorption
Signal
Signal
Absorbance
Wave length Wave length Wave length
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Solution by TDLS TDLS8220
• No sample conditioning system
=> Fast Response, Less maintenance
• Isolation of sensors from process
• Strong against background gas change
Gas
TDLS8000
TDLS8100/8200 Extractive Solution
Conditions:
In situ Solution Outside the conditions
for In-Situ
Conditions:
Optical Length > 50cm
Pressure: 0.05 to 1MPaA
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TDLS8000, TDLS8100/8200, and TDLS8220
“Simple and Robust” TDLS8000 TDLS8220
TDLS8100/8200
◼ Intuitive Color Touch Screen
◼ Easy Installation
◼ Auto Gain
◆ Adaptation to High dust
◼ HART and Modbus TCP
Communication Standard
◼ Reference Cell
◆ Adaptation to Low concentration
◼ SIL 2 Certified
◼ Fully field reparable with 50 days
of data and spectrum storage
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Fired Heater – TDLS Installation
Analyzer
Installation
Launch
and Detect
Launch
Furnace Radiant Section Detect
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Actual Field data
Operator Test. Adjust O2 downward to cause CO breakthroughs.
4455000 Second breakthrough. Operator increases 44.5.5
440000 O2 and CO goes down. 44
3355000 33.5.5
330000 33
2255000 22.5.5
220000 TTDDLLCCOOpppmm
TTDDLLOO22%%
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1155000 First breakthrough. Operator increases Its Reproducible 11.5.5
110000 O2 and CO goes down. 11
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Yokogawa Indonesia Experience List of TDLS
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FLXA (pH / SC / ISC / DO)
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Typical Configuration of Liquid Analyzer
◼ pH, Conductivity, DO loop is
◆ converter (transmitter)+ pH/ SC/ ISC/DO sensor + fitting (holder) + cable
- 2 wire or 4 wire
- For safe area or hazardous
area
- Indoor or outdoor
- pH/ SC/ ISC/DO measurement range
- sample temperature & pressure
- Composition (corrosive component)
How to install the sensor in the process How far is the sensor
Sub-assembly, Immersion, Flow-through, etc. located from the
converter
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FLEXA Series (New Liquid Analyzer) FLEXA series
Flexible Universal Converter
– Cost reduction in product life cycle
– Delivery improvement in total supply chain
Modular concept FLXA21 2 wire FLXA202
µP basis
2010 2015
4 wire EXAxt series 450 One model covers….
2005
µP basis 4 wire 2 wire 2 wire
EXA series 200/202/400/402 DC power
Analog Analog 1991 pH, SC, ISC, DO, ・・・
basis basis
World first touch screen HART, FF, Profibus
Transister Sigma series for 2 Wire Digital SENCOM
basis 1980
World first 2 sensors input FM,CSA,ATEX,IECEx ・・
Eltran series for 2 Wire
1970 …
Industrial 12 languages HMI
pH analyzer
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SENCOM 4.0 Platform 2018
FLXA402 SA11
4 wire
UM33A-S
PH21 / FU24 / FU20
SC42
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Analog vs SENCOM Concept
SENCOM Transmitter
Module
FU20-VS pH/ORP Sensor
Smart Sensor Chip SENCOM SA CABLE
“SA11” “WU11”
Detachable Connector Digital Communication
Transmitter
FU20 Analog pH/ORP Sensor
Analog Signal PH
Module
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SENCOM SA11 Adapter
ANALOG INPUT TRANSMITTER PART DIGITAL
A/D CONVERSION OUTPUT
COMPLETE PARAMETER SPECIFIC HOST
SOFTWARE
DETACHABLE / RE-USABLE
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FLXA402 Connection
FLXA402
Input 1 : up to 4
SA11 with BA11
Analog Max. 100m Max. 100m Max. 100m
sensor
SENCOM SENCOM
SA11 SA11 Multiple Input
Max. 5 sensors
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