Ultrasonic Flowmeters

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Ultrasonic Flowmeters

The materials included in this compilation are for the use of Dwyer Instruments, Inc. potential customers and current employees as a resource only. They may not be reproduced, published, or transmitted electronically for commercial purposes. Furthermore, the Company’s name, likeness, product names, and logos, included within these compilations may not be used without specific,

written prior permission from Dwyer Instruments, Inc. ©Copyright 2014 Dwyer Instruments, Inc.

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OverviewPrinciples of Operation

Transit-Time Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Dwyer PortfolioIntroductionSpecificationsFeatures

Selection: Questions and Pipe MaterialApplications: Where Used

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OverviewUFM

UFB

UFC

PUF

PUB

GeneralPortable

PUB - GeneralPUF - Data logger

FixedUFM - BasicUFB - GeneralUFC - Data logger

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Overview

UXF2 & SX3

PUX2 & PSX2

UXF3, SX1 & SX2

IndustrialPortable

PUX2 – Data logger & BTU

PSX2 sensor

FixedUXF2 - General

SX3 sensor

UXF3 - <12% bubblesSX1 & SX2 sensors

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Operating PrincipleTransit Time Ultrasonic Flow Meter (Time of Flight)

Typically operate within 1-2 MHz frequencies Pair of transducers, each containing a piezo-electric crystalOne transducer transmits sound while the other acts as a receiverSignal transmitted upstream against the flowThen signal transmitted downstream

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Operating Principle

Difference in time is proportional to the flow velocityFlow volume is calculated by multiplying velocity by the cross-sectional areaTransit time ultrasonic is for clean liquids onlyParticles disrupt signal

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PUB & PUF - Introduction

Non-invasive, ultrasonic flow transmittersPortable, battery powered, handheld designComplete kits in portable casesPUF is also a data loggerPUB - $3667.00 BPUF - $6392.00 B

PUF

PUB

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PUB & PUF - Specifications

Accuracy: ± 0.5 to 2% of flow reading for > 0.66 ft/s (0.2 m/s)Range: 0.3 to 65.6 ft/s (0.1 to 20 m/s)Pipe diameter: 0.5 to 78” (13 to 2000 mm)Pipe wall thickness: 0.04 – 3” (1 to 75 mm)Pipe material: Carbon steel, SS, copper, PVC/PVDF, concrete, galvanized steel, mild steel, glass, brassOutput: Analog 4 to 20 mA & Pulse

PUF

PUB

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PUB & PUF - Features

Easy set up with quick guideConvenient, all inclusive kit, in durable carrying cases

Converter, transducer, holders, cables, grease, guide rail

One pair of sensors for 0.5 to 79” (13 to 2000 mm) pipes<3% by volume of particulate contentUK, US< European adapters includedUSB, RS-232 (PUF)

PUF

PUB

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UFB & UFC - Introduction

Non-invasive, ultrasonic flow transmittersPermanent, fixed install & operationUFC is also a data loggerUFB

UFC

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UFB & UFC - Specifications

Accuracy: ± 0.5 to 2% of flow reading for > 0.03 ft/s (0.01 m/s)Range: 0.3 to 33 ft/s (0.1 to 10 m/s)Pipe diameter: 0.5 to 79” (13 to 2000 mm)Pipe wall thickness: 0.04 – 3” (1 to 75 mm)Pipe material: Carbon steel, SS, copper, PVC/PVDF, concrete, galvanized steel, mild steel, glass, brassOutput: Analog 4 to 20 mA & Pulse

UFB

UFC

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UFB & UFC - Features

Simple programingAll parts included in model

Converter, transducer, holders, cables, grease, guide rail

One pair of sensors for 0.5 to 78” (13 to 2000 mm) pipes86 to 264 VAC, or 24 VAC/DC power<3% by volume of particulate contentUSB, RS-232 (UFC)

UFB

UFC

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UFM - Introduction

Non-invasive, ultrasonic flow transmitterBasic operationCompact bodyAdjustable guiderail for range of pipe sizesUFM

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UFM - Specifications

Accuracy: ± 3% of flow reading for > 0.98 ft/s (0.3 m/s)Range: 0.3 to 32.8 ft/s (0.1 to 10 m/s)Pipe diameter: 0.98 to 4.62” (24.9 to 117.4 mm)Pipe wall thickness: 0.02 to 0.39” (0.5 to 10 mm)Pipe material: Steel, copper, plasticOutput: Analog 4 to 20 mA & Pulse

UFM

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UFM - Features

Simple installationAll parts included in model

Converter, clamps, grease

One pair of sensors for 0.98 to 4.62” (24.9 to 117.4 mm) pipes12 to 24 VAC/DC power<3% by volume of particulate content

UFM

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UXF2 & UXF3 - Introduction

Non-invasive, ultrasonic flow transmittersPermanent, fixed install

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UXF2 & UXF3 - Specifications

Accuracy: ± 1% of rateRange: 0 to 105 ft/s (0 to 32 m/s) bidirectionalPipe diameter: 0.51 to 23.62” (13 to 600 mm)Pipe wall thickness: 0.004 – 3.9” (0.1 to 100 mm)Pipe material: Carbon steel, SS, copper, PVC/PVDF, cast iron, aluminum, ductile ironOutput: Analog 4 to 20 mA & switch contact

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UXF2 & UXF3 - Features

Includes converter (sensor sold separately)

See SX1, SX2, SX3

100-240 VAC, or 20-30 VAC/DC powerUXF2 <3% by volume of particulate contentUXF3 <12% by volume of particulate contentRS-485 communication

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PUX2 - Introduction

Non-invasive, ultrasonic flow transmitterPortable and compact

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PUX2 - Specifications

Accuracy: ± 1% of rateRange: 1 to 105 ft/s (0.3 to 32 m/s) bidirectionalPipe diameter: 0.51 to 23.62” (13 to 600 mm)Pipe wall thickness: 0.004 – 3.9” (0.1 to 100 mm)Pipe material: Carbon steel, SS, copper, PVC/PVDF, cast iron, aluminum, ductile ironOutput: Analog 4 to 20 mA

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PUX2 - Features

Includes converter (sensor sold separately)

See PSX2

BTU capability3 volt battery, or 90 to 264 VAC power<3% by volume of particulate contentRS-485 communication

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UTG - Introduction

Non-invasive, ultrasonic thickness testerSound propagation

UTG

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UTG - Specifications

Accuracy: ± 0.5%Pipe wall thickness: 0.047 to 7.87” (1.2 to 200 mm)Pipe material: Steel, cast iron, aluminum, copper, brass, PVC, other with known sound propagation rateResolution: 0.001” (0.1 mm)

UTG

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UTG - Features

4-digit LCD displayBattery powered (four 1.5 V. AAA batteries)User programmable sound propagation rateIdeal for use with ultrasonic flowmeter for identifying pipe wall thickness

UTG

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TUF - Introduction

Inline ultrasonic transmitter2 temperature probesFlow meter, temperature meter & BTU meter

TUF

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TUF - Specifications

Service: Clean WaterAccuracy: Flowmeter: ± (2+0.02 Qp / Q)%

Temperature: ± (0.3 + 0.05 * T)K; ΔT = T ± 0.1K

Pipe Range: DN 20 to 40 (1/2 to 1-1/2”)Serial Communications: M-Bus, MODBUS, or BACNETPower Requirements: 24VACEnclosure Rating: IP65 TUF

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TUF - Features

Easy to read parameters with 8-digit LED display Can be battery powered Simple to use front keypad to scroll through parametersLow cost

TUF

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Selection

Ultrasonic Flow Meter Selection (Key questions)

Does the liquid have particulates of 100 ppm of 100 microns in size? Clean water < 3% (<12% UXF3) particulates content?Maximum and minimum flow rate for the process?Process temperature minimum and maximum?Is the pipe always full? (a must)Straight pipe recommendations met?Is it a coating/viscous liquid? (avoid)

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Technology Benefits

Cost of Ownership: Value to the Customer. Ultrasonic vs. Turbine Flow Sensor (Include Prices)

Cost of Ownership = value to the Customer

Cost components UFM XXX

Unit List Price $XXXX $XXX

Accessories Hot-tapIsolation Valves

N/AN/A

$XXX$XXX

Installation Labor N/A Clamp On.

$XXX

Labor to move to different location

Portable: N/A. $XXX to change location.

Total Cost $XXX $ XXX

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ApplicationsHot and chilled water measurements

Water/glycol mixtures

Potable and ultrapure water sub-meteringOil applications

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Hot and Chilled Water

Non-invasively measure the flow and volume of water in and out of a chillerMonitor efficiency by measuring BTU usage

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Potable and Ultrapure Water

Maintain potable standards with non-contact flow monitoringAvoid causticity of pure water with no contact with the fluid

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Oil and PetrolMonitor the flow of diesel and other petrochemicals for proper dosingLower cost install and maintenance with non-contact measurement