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PHASE

Rosemount Product II
Training
1
Rosemount Product Training

Agenda:
RMT Sensor differentiation
Vol I & II RTDs and Thermocouple overview
Complete point solutions
Connections heads overview
Extensions overview
Thermowell overview
RTD calibration schedules
Ordering information
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Complete Point Solution 2

Headmount Transmitter Cable Entry


placed inside
Head
Extension Head connection
length
Instrument Connection
Process Sensor Thread
Connection
Thermowell

Immersion Mounting
length arrangement
Stem

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Rosemount RTD Construction 3
Sensor Differentiation

Explosion Proof Approvals


Calibration Services
RTD Technology:
Proprietary method of packing, O-ring

Molded rear
house assembly

Manganese Oxide O-ring for protection


packing for protection against moisture
against vibration

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Rosemount RTD Differentiation 4

Sensor Response Time Improved


Type of element
Platinum
Rosemount has externally
wound RTD for faster response time
Thin-film has slightly faster response time than wirewound
Element packaging
Rosemount RTDs are packed in aluminum oxide to provide
optimum thermal conduction within the sheath
Grounded thermocouples are twice as fast as ungrounded
Sheath thickness and material
Rosemount uses 316SST and Inconel (for high
temperatures) for sheath; both are very good thermal
conductors

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Vol - I: RTD Series 5

68 -- Thin film
Immersion lengths from 1 to 24
58C -- Cut-to-fit (cost effective)
Range: -50 to 400C Immersion lengths 12, 24, 36, 48
316 SST Sheath - 1/4 inch diameter Range: -50 to 200C
1/4 -inch sheath diameter 316 SST Sheath - 1/4 inch diameter

78 -- Wire wound (higher temp) 68Q -- Sanitary Quick


Immersion lengths from 1 to 24 Response
Range: -200 to 660C
Temperatures > 400C, sensor encased in
Immersion lengths from 2.5 to 9.5
Range: -50 to 400C
Inconel Sheath - 1/4 inch diameter
316 SST Sheath - 1/4 inch diameter

88 -- Wire wound Long Sheath


Immersion lengths from 24 to 100
Range: -200 to 200C
316 SST Sheath - 1/4 inch diameter

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Vol I - RTD Series 6

Temperature vs relationships and Tolerances confirm to IEC 751.

RED RED WHITE WHITE

All Single Element Sensors


are supplied as 4 Wire

WHITE WHITE RED GREEN GREEN BLACK

All Duplex Element Sensors


are supplied as 2 x 3 Wire

0.25 inches sheath diameter

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Vol II - Series 65 RTD 7

Temperature vs relationships and Tolerances confirm to IEC 751.


RED RED WHITE WHITE

Note:
Wire colors
All Single Element Sensors
different from Vol.1 are supplied as 4 Wire

RED RED BLACK BLUE BLUE GREEN

All Duplex Element Sensors


are supplied as 2 x 3 Wire

Range: -50 to 450C


Standard 6mm sheath diameter
321 SST sheath material
Class B Tolerance

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Rosemount Thermocouple Construction 8

Single Single Dual Dual Dual


Grounded Ungrounded Grounded Ungrounded, Ungrounded,
Un-isolated Isolated
Ungrounded thermocouples
guard against interference by electrical noise
Input to output isolation in transmitter is an advantage
sensor internal insulation can be expected to reduce with
increasing temperature
hence possibility of error due to electrical leakage.
Grounded thermocouples
thermally and electrically connected to the sheath
hence offer the fastest response times
to be used with a transmitter with electrical isolation
between input and output.
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Vol I - Thermocouples Series 183 9

Type J Type K
Iron / Constantan Chromel / Alumel
0 to 760 C 0 to 1150C
Least Expensive
304 SST Sheath - 1/4 Most Linear
+ - inch diameter Inconel 600 Sheath - 1/4
White Red
+ -Red
Yellow
inch diameter

Type E Type T
Chromel / Constantan Copper / Constantan
0 to 871C -180 to 0 or 0 to 371C
Most sensitive
304 SST Sheath - 1/4 inch Highly resistant to
diameter corrosion from moisture
+ - + - 304 SST Sheath - 1/4
Purple Red Blue Red
inch diameter

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Vol II - Thermocouples Series 185 10

Type J Type K
Iron / Constantan Chromel / Alumel
-40 to 760 C
-40 to 1150 C
Least Expensive
321 SST Sheath - 6mm Most Linear
+ - diameter Inconel 600 Sheath - 6mm
Black White + -White
Green
diameter

Type T
Copper / Constantan
-40 to 350 C
Highly resistant to corrosion from
moisture
+ - 321 SST Sheath - 6mm diameter
Brown White

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Vol - I: Sensor Styles 11
Capsule Style - Option Code 01

direct immersion without mounting fittings

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Vol - I: Sensor Styles 12
General Purpose Style - Option Code 11

provides moisture-proof, vapor-tight seal at static


pressures to 3,500 pisg at 20C
Sensor length = Nominal - 0.25 inches to prevent
bottoming of sensor in thermowell

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Vol - I: Sensor Styles 13
Spring-loaded Style - Option Code 21

ensures good surface contact in thermowell


faster time response
vibration resistance

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Vol - I: Sensor Styles 14
Bayonet Style - Option Code 31

same advantage as spring-loaded sensor


easy removal of sensor from the process without
tools

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Vol - II: Sensor Lead Wire
Termination 15
Code 1

3 styles for both


Code 2
Series 65 & Series
185
Code 3

Code 1- Flying Leads


Allows a head mounted transmitter to be connected directly to
sensor
Suitable for Models 244EH & 644H
E1 option available as a Spare
E1 option for Flameproof assembly with a Connection Head,
must be supplied assembled to a transmitter.

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Vol - II: Sensor Lead Wire
Termination 16

Code 2 - Terminal Block


Terminates sensor for stand alone use or with any remote
transmitter
Suitable for 244ER & 644R
E1 option available as a Spare
E1 option for Flameproof assembly with Connection Head

Code 3 - 1/2 NPT Spring-Loaded Adapter


Specifically for direct connection to field mount transmitters
Suitable for Models 3144, 3244MV, 444
only available with 1/2 NPT thread and Nipple -Union
extensions
E9 option for Flameproof assembly with 3144 / 3244MV

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Series 65 RTD / 185 Thermocouple -
E1 Option - for code 1 & 2 sensor 17

Extended
collar

Standard Version E1 Version

Standard Version
have a short collar connecting terminal plate to 6 mm sensor.

E1 Version
E1 option for CENELEC Flameproof Approval
to achieve required safe flame path
length of connecting collar increased
factory will assemble the correct construction of sensor
spare sensors with E1 option
not flamepoof sensor but suitable for a RMD flameproof assembly
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Vol - I: Polypropelene Connection Heads 18
Sensor without connection head - Option N

Polypropelene
Connection Head
Option W

Designed for sanitary sensors


White polypropylene Polymer material
Meets NEMA 4X
Meets FDA compliants
Resistent to attack by acids, alkalies & organic solvents
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Vol - I: Flat & Extended Cover
Connection Heads 19
Extended Cover For single
& dual
Option T (Unpainted)
element
Option L (Painted)

Flat Cover
Option R (Unpainted)
Option P (Painted)

Terminal
View
Extended Cover Connection Head
additonal space for series 88 & bayonet connectors
also for general purpose & spring loaded sensor
Flat Cover Connection Head
for general purpose & spring-loaded sensor
Low-copper aluminium alloy material
Meets NEMA 4X & CSA Enclosure Type 4
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Series 65 RTD / 185 Thermocouple -
Connection Heads
20

Conduit Connection
IP67 Thread IP65

Head Connection

The Connection Head is necessary for environmental and hazardous area


protection when using Head mounted Transmitters or Terminal Block
sensor assemblies.

Material : Non-sparking aluminium alloy with epoxide painted


finish 316L stainless steel investment casting
IP 65 : High pressure water spray and dust tight
IP 67 : Immersion in water to a depth of 1m and dust tight

Head Connection: IP 65 pinch screw design


IP 67 M20 x 1.5 thread
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Vol - I: Extension Fittings 21

Option A

Option C

Sensor with No Extension - Option N


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Assembly Dimension: L, U and T 22
(T) Lagging length L
This is the lagging length plus a Note: Minus 1/4 is to cover
fixed allowance of 1. for the tip of the thermowell

This is the additional length
between the thread allowance
and hex allowance to
accommodate piping insulation.
U
T + 1
(L) Thermowell length minus 1/4

(U) Immersion length into process


For best accuracy, this length should be long Equation: L = U + T + 1
enough to permit the bottom one inch of the
thermowell to be into the process.
Typically, the sensor is immersed up to one-half
the diameter of the pipe.

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Assembly Dimension: E 23

E
Transmitter Housing
Temperature Rise vs.
Extension Length for a
60 Test Installation

Rise Above Ambient C


50

Housing Temp.
40

(E) Extension fitting length 30 815C Oven Temp.

This dimension describes the effect of 20 540C


Oven Temp.
adding a coupling and extension nipple 250C
10
to the assembly. Oven Temp.

0
This is critical if it is necessary to keep 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
the transmitter away from the heat of Extension Length, Inches
the process.

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Assembly Dimension:
X & the useful Equation 24

(X) Sensor X length


L
This is the overall length of X
the installed sensor
E

U
Useful Equations T + 1
X=E+L
X = E + U + T + 1
L = U + T + 1

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Exericise: Assembly Dimension 25
Your customer wants to measure the temperature in the middle of
a 1 ft. pipe L
X
1. What is the immersion length?
E
U = 6
2. If they were using a
series 68 sensor assembly
what length would L and T
be? U
L = 9.0 T + 1
T = 1.5

3. If theyre using a 3 extension, what would the length of the sensor be?
X = 12
4. How long is the thermowell they are using?
(t-well length L + 1/4 or U + T + 1.5)
t-well length = 9.0 + 1/4 = 9.25
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Vol II - Sensor Length 26

SENSOR LENGTH
always in mm
need not calculate if the complete assembly is to be ordered.
without thermowell - recommend standard length where
possible.
XXX provides sensor options at 5mm increments.
spring travel on the sensor allows for rounding your
customers requested length to the nearest 5mm while still
providing a satisfactory fit and acceptable thermal impedence.
Sensor length - 145 to 9995 mm - without thermowell
Immersion length:
with series 94 thermowell - 75 to 2490mm
with series 96 thermowell - 75 to 450mm
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Vol II - Extension Types 27
Standard IP65 Standard IP67

20 or 15 mm M24 x 1.5 or M20 x 1.5 or M24 x 1.5 or


plain machined -inch NPT, API, -inch NPT, API, -inch NPT, API,
BSPT, BSPF BSPT, BSPF BSPT, BSPF
for IP 65 Connection Head for IP 67 Connection Head

Extension Material - 316 SST

STANDARD extensions
plain machined end (IP65) or threaded M20 (IP67)
for assembly with the Connection Head
other end threaded for thermowell connection - different
thread options available
Minimum practical length = 35 mm
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Vol II - Extension Types 28

Nipple-Union-Nipple Nipple-Union
NIPPLE-UNION-NIPPLE extensions
always threaded with the same thread each end.
only for use with IP67 Connection Head & 96 T-well
allows the head, sensor and transmitter to be removed
from the thermowell, by undoing the union, without
disconnecting the loop wiring
preferred by customers who calibrate their system on line.
Minimum practical length = 110 mm
NIPPLE -UNION
used with Spring loaded adaptor sensor with 96 T-well
for mounting directly to RMT field mount transmitter
only available with 1/2 NPT threads.
Minimum practical length = 80 mm
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Vol II - No Extension 29
IP67 IP65

Threaded Head Connection Plain Bore Head Connection


with Code 1 or 2 Sensor with Code 1 or 2 Sensor

For sensor without Thermowell & Extension


Extension length code 0000

NO Extension Codes K,L,M,and S with threaded Head assembly


only available with Connection Head Codes C,D,G,and H.
Threaded connection head.

NO Extension Codes X,and Y with plain bore head assembly


only available with Connection Head Codes A,B,E,and F.
Plain bore connection head with 2 set screws
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Vol II - Extension (Continued) 30
Integral mount sensor with
Integral mount sensor flying leads, connection Spring loaded adapter
with flying leads & head & nipple-union-nipple sensor with union-nipple
connection head extension extension

L = Sensor Length
N = Extension Length

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Vol I - Thermowell Series 31
Series 79 & Series 81
Identical design
Series 81 only offered with flange type-full penetration welds.

Series 80
Has internal tapered threads
For use in CSA applications.
Full penetration weld is a standard for the flange mount.

Materials: Standard - 316 SST, 304 SST or C1018 Carbon Steel.

For corrosive environment, there are options:


- Monel, Hastelloy & Inconel 600.

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Vol I - Thermowells 32
Thermowell Stems styles
Straight - All series
Tapered - All series
Stepped - All series
Thermowell Mounting Styles
Threaded - series 79 & 80 only
NPT= National (US) Pipe Taper (1/2-14 up to 1-11.5NPT)
Welded - series 79 & 80 only
(3/4-1 inch pipe)
Flanged - All series
Rating: 1inch - up to Class 600
1.5 inch - up to Class 2500
2 inch - up to 1500
3 inch - up to 150

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Vol II - Thermowell Series 33
Series 94 - Tubular Thermowell

Threaded Flanged

Sensor length, L = N + U + 40
Constructed from seamless tube which is swaged down to form a
stepped stem style. It is only available in 316 stainless steel.

Only applicable for DIN-style sensors (Code 1 & 2)


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Vol II - Thermowell Series 34
Series 96 - Non-Tubular Thermowell

L = N +60 + U+40 L = N +60 + U+40 L = N +60 + U


Machined from solid bar stock. The standard material for thermowells
is 316 L stainless steel. Other material may be specified based on the
options available. Applicable for all Vol 2 sensors
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Vol II - Thermowells 35
Thermowell Stems styles
Straight - series 96 only
Tapered - series 96 only
Stepped - series 94 & 96

Thermowell Mounting Styles


Threaded - series 94 & 96
BSPT = British Standard Pipe Taper
NPT= National (US) Pipe Taper
BSPF = British Standard Pipe Fine ( Parallel)
API = American Petroleum Institute
Welded - series 96 only
Flanged - series 94 & 96

Spec. Pipe Dia. Pressure


ANSI 1, 1, 2 Class 150
B16.5 Class 300, 600, 1500
DIN DN25, DN40 (mm) PN 16
2500 PN 40
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Vol II - R-Options for
Thermowell Series
36
Non Destructive Testing (NDT)
R16- Ring Joint Flange face (Std is Raised Face Flange)
R07- Flanged wells fabricated by full-penetration welding
R01- Pressure Test Certificate - after applying an external pressure up to
200 Bar . Maximum Dim U = 450mm.
R03- Dye Penetration Test Certificate confirming the integrity of
welding.
R04- Special Cleaning performed to RMD specification for components
for oxygen service.
R05- NACE* Certificate to confirm that the material and heat
treatment conforms to NACE MRO 175-90. Essential for components
for use in sour gas. Only offered with R07.
R06- Stainless steel plug and chain used to close test wells when not in
use.
Q8- Material Test Certificate to specification EN 10204 3.1B
confirming the material of the well.

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RTD Calibration:
Find the Interchangeability Error 37

Your customer is operating a process


at 150C and is using a Series 65
Platinum Long Sheath RTD...

What is the maximum error that will be


introduced into the temperature measurement
from Sensor Interchangeability?

1.3C

Fortunately, Sensor Interchangeability Error


can be reduced or eliminated by calibration!

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RTD Calibration 38
The IEC 751 standard curve (programmed into all our
transmitters) describes an IDEAL Resistance vs Temperature
relationship for Pt100 a385 RTDs.
Every RTD is slightly
different - theyre not ideal! Standard IEC 751 Curve
Class B Tolerance
RESISTANCE (OHMS)

r ve
Cu 0.8oC at -100oC
7 51
C
IE 0.3oC at 0oC
0.8oC at 100oC
Class B Tolerance 1.3oC at 200oC
1.8oC at 300oC
TEMPERATURE (oC)
2.3oC at 400oC
The goal is to find out what the real RTD
curve looks like, and reprogram the (Sensor Interchangeability Error)
transmitter to use the real curve!
Sensor Matching
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RTD Calibration 39
The real RTD curve is found by characterizing an
RTD over a specific temperature range or point.
Option X7:
X7 Standard Temperature Range (0 to 100C) - Vol II only
Option X8:
X8 Temperature Range Characterization
Option X9:
X9 Temperature Point Characterization
[Calibration certificate provided with sensor]

Customer Receives
RTD-specific Resistance
Data generated vs. Temperature Chart:
(RTD characterized) o
C Ohms
0.0 99.997
1.0 100.38
Temperature Bath 2.0 100.77
- One temperature 3.0 101.16
- Multiple temperatures
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1 and 2-point Trim
Reduce Sensor Interchageability Error 40
Customer Receives
Actual RTD Resistance
vs. Temperature Chart:
Data from the resistance vs.
temp. chart can be used to
C
o
Ohms reduce sensor
0.0 99.997 X7: Std Range interchageability error
1.0 100.38 X8:Range
X9:Point
2.0 100.77 Use one or two points to trim
3.0 101.16
the sensor to a transmitter
One Point Trim l
Two Point Trim
400
Use with X9 or X8 c tu a 400 Use with X7 & X8
A
350
e al 350
Ideal
Id
Resistance ()

Resistance ()
300 300 Actual
250
250
200
200
150
A 1-point trim shifts the ideal 150 A 2-point trim shifts the ideal curve
100
curve up or down based on the 100 up or down AND changes the slope
50
single characterized point 50 based on the two characterized points
0
0
-200 0 200 400 600 800
-200 0 200 400 600 800
Temperature (C) Temperature (C)

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Callendar-Van Dusen Constants
Generate True RTD Curve 41
Customer Receives The X8 option also provides the
RTD-specific Resistance customer with Callendar-Van Dusen
vs. Temperature Chart:
Constants
o
C Ohms
0.0 99.997 These can be plugged into the
1.0 100.38 transmitter to create the REAL RTD
2.0 100.77 curve!
3.0 101.16 e
urv
C ve
Ro D r
99.997 RT Cu
Resistance ()

1
0.003845 EAL 75
R C
IE
1.61027
Ideal IEC751 curve is replaced (in
0.172491
the transmitter) with the REAL
curve of the sensor
and with the X8, the
customer also receives Temperature (C)
C.V.D. constants!
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V Options Provide Callendar-Van Dusen
Constants 42

The V Options also provide the customer with


Callendar-Van Dusen Constants
Sensor characterized over standard temperature range
Callendar-Van Dusen constants provided on sensor tag
Resistance vs. temperature table not included

Ro = 99.9717
= 0.00385367
= 0.172491
= 1.61027

When you order a sensor with a V option, you receive the C.V.D. constants
on a metal tag! You do NOT receive an R vs T table for that sensor!

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Series 65 RTD - V option
43
Option Temperature Calibration Error at
Code Range Points ( C) Calibration Points (C)
V8 -20 to 120 0 0.05
100 0.06
V9 0 to 450 0 0.07
100 0.21
350 0.07
V10 -50 to 450 -50 0.08
0 0.14
100 0.22
350 0.08

The four coefficients R0,, a, b, d are characteristic of each individual sensor


and may be determined for each sensor by calibration at four different
temperature points and it is these that appear on the sensor wired-on label
when V-options are specified. The temperatures chosen for calibration are
usually 0, 100 C, and at least one point below zero and one above 100 C.
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Exercise:
Ordering a Sensor Assembly from Vol - I
44

Your customer wants to place an order for


a sensor assembly. They want:
Spring loaded, dual element sensor
316L Stainless Steel
Flanged, tapered thermowell (1-inch, Class 300)
C.V.D. constants for the each RTD element, but they also
need certificate of calibration from 0-100F

Fill in the Blanks:


0078 25 A 30 ___
____ R ____ D 075 ____
F76 ____
X8

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Temperature Point Solution: Vol-II 45

ONE Model Number Structure worldwide


Ordering example: 11 Codes ( 23 digits)
0065 E 1 1 D 0035 D 0225 F10 E1 X1
0065 Series 65 RTD
E Connection Head
1 Sensor Lead Wire Termination
1 Sensor Type
D Extension Type
0035 Extension Length N
D Thermowell Material
0225 Immersion Length U
F10 Thermowell ( Mounting / Process Connection / Stem style )
E1 CENELEC Flame-proof Approval OPTIONS
X1 Assemble Sensor to Temperature
Transmitter

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Choosing the Right Calibration
Schedule for Your Customer 46

Q: How do I choose between using X8, X9 or the V options?

A: Flip coin OR...

Accuracy
X8, V options identical in accuracy (when using
C.V.D.)
X8, and V options provide higher accuracy than X9
over a temperature range
X9 provides best accuracy around a single point
Price
V options
X9 Cheapest
X8
Regulatory requirements
If certification necessary: X8 or X9
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Quiz: #1 47

Which calibration schedule fits?


(Use the sensors PDS Volume 1 to find the answers)

Customer wants to trim the transmitter to a single point


X8 X9 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7
Customer wants to eliminate sensor interchangeability error
(C.V.D. constants). Process runs 0-150F
X8 X9 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7
Customer want to match transmitter and sensor (C.V.D.
constants) but also requires certification
X8 X9 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7
Customer wants to eliminate sensor interchangeability error
(C.V.D. constants). Process runs 40-220F
X8 X9 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7

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Quiz: #2 48
A series 185 single element sensor with extension an flanged
-straight thermowell (2-inch, ANSI class 1500);
Temperature Range (0 to 200). Write down a valid model number.

sensor- Specified as series 185


connection head- Not Specified - no connection
sensor termination- Only one option
extension : type- 2 options J & N , but N is no extension
length- Not specified so choose std min.
thermowell: material- Not specified so choose std -316L SST.
immersion length- Not specified so choose std min.
mounting style- Series - not specified but only
process connection- series 96 offer straight style.
stem style- require full penetration

0185 N 301T2 J 0080 D 0075 F72 R07


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Quiz: #3 49
Convert model: 78 N 21 A 30 A 075 T20 into a
valid 0065 model.

Thermowell Mounting & Style:


Extension
ExtensionLength:
Type:
Thermowell
Immersion
Sensor Series:
material:
Length:
SensorConnection
Nipple
Lead
3 =Wire
76.2mm
Coupling
Head:
Termination
Threaded
Series
7.5
78
-14NPT,
316
=from
190.5mm
SSTvolume
Stepped
1
Sensor
butIn
for
&vol.
ONLY,
ext.
Sensor
2 code
we
noStyle:
choose
connection
J in vol.2
vol.2
In
convert
vol.2
In
- Threaded
vol.2
to
weseries
-select
316L
-inch
65190mm
SST
from
NPT,
spring-loaded,
Nipple
minimum Unionlength
headsingle
which= 80mm
element
is the
volume
Stepped2
only choice for 0065 N 31

0065 N 3 1 J 0080 D 0190 T38

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Quiz: #4 50
Model no:0068 R 31 A 30 A 080 T36 is invalid.
Identify the errors and their corrections.

Thermowell
Sensor Termination immersion length
does NOT match does NOT match
Sensor Type: Thermowell Style
Umax = 6
but, code 080 = 8

Use Code T
instead of R Use Code
060

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Test 51
1. List a distinguished characteristic of volume II sensor over
volume I sensor with respect to:
(a) Standards:
(b) Engineering Units:

2. Why does a customer require RTD calibration schedule?


(a) To meet safety requirement.
(b) To meet ISO quality requirement
(c) Compulsory for every process plant
(d) Because it is cheap & accurate. [ ]

3. How do you distinguish between single & dual element RTD?

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Test 52

4. What is the standard sheath diameter for


(a) volume 1 sensor:
(b) volume II sensor:

5. Which one of the following volume II sensor style will be suitable for
(a) flying leads (b) terminal block
(c) spring-loaded adapter
(i) head mount transmitters (644/244):
(ii) field mount transmitter (3144/3244):
(iii) stand-alone or remote mount transmitter:

6. What is the maximum standard length volume II sensor offered?

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Test 53
7. Identify the correct DIN connection head (a) IP 65 (b) IP 67
with respect to the following assembly:
(i) Extension piece is tightened by a screw or
slot type to this connection head. [ ]
(ii) Extension piece must be threaded into this
connection head. [ ]

8. Convert model: 0183N21J2C60A090T20 to a valid series 185 model.

9. Customer needs to replace only the sensor for existing sensor assembly
model: 0065D22F0110D0115F04. Write down the appropriate model
number.

10. Identify the error(s) in the following invalid model number:


0065B21F0110D0115T44.

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Answer Sheet 54
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