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CS 400 0970 0007 CS 400 English, V4.8, 07.02.14 CS 400 thermal mass flow sensor Features 1 The CS flow sensor CS 400 is based on the thermal mass flow principle. It measure volumetric standard flow over a wide measuring range. The result is pressure and temperature independent. The sensor installation into the pipe is done through a ½” ball valve. This makes it possible to do the installation under pressure without shutting down the compressed air line. The sensor is available in two measuring ranges and with or without display. The version with display shows the actual volumetric flow and the total consumption. Via the keyboard tube diameters and the consumption counter can be set. Various settings such as gas type, flow unit, reference standards, can be set ex factory or through our service kit. The service kit consists of a PC software and a inter- face box which connects the sensor to the USB port of the PC. Every sensor includes an analogue output (4…20mA) for flow and one pulse output for the consumption coun- ter. Insertion type sensor for installations under pressure Thermal mass flow, independent of pressure and temperature changes IP65 casing provides robust protection in rough industrial environment Very fast response time High accuracy and wide measuring range Tube diameters of 1/2” to 12” . Other diameters on request

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  • CS 400 CS 400

    0970 0007 CS 400 English, V4.8, 07.02.14 0970 0007 CS 400 English, V4.8, 07.02.14

    CS 400 thermal mass flow sensor

    Features

    20 1

    CS provides a warranty for this product of 24 months covering the material and workmanship under the stated operating conditions from the date of delivery.

    Please report any findings immediately and within the warranty time guaranteed by us.

    Excluded from this warranty is damage caused by improper use and non-adherence to the instruction manual.

    The warranty is also cancelled once the measuring instrument has been opened provided this is not described in the instruction manual for maintenance purposes. This is also the case if the serial number has been changed, damaged or removed.

    If in addition to the warranty service necessary repairs, adjustments or similar are carried out, the warranty services are free of charge but there is a charge for other services such as transport and packing costs. Other claims, especially those for damage occurring outside the instrument are not included unless responsibility is legally binding.

    ATTENTION: Batteries have a reduced warranty time of 12 months.

    CS-iTEC GmbH

    Werkstrasse 2 D-79426 Buggingen Germany Tel: +49 (0) 7631 9387 387 Fax: +49 (0) 7631 9387 388 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.cs-itec.com

    CS Instruments (Asia) Co. Ltd.

    Room 31, Cambridge Plaza, Tower B 188 San Wan Road, Sheung Shui, Hong Kong Tel: +86 (0) 755 8619 3164 Fax: +86 (0) 755 8619 3165 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.csinstrument.com

    Warranty

    The CS flow sensor CS 400 is based on the thermal mass flow principle. It measure volumetric standard flow over a wide measuring range. The result is pressure and temperature independent. The sensor installation into the pipe is done through a ball valve. This makes it possible to do the installation under pressure without shutting down the compressed air line.

    The sensor is available in two measuring ranges and with or without display.

    The version with display shows the actual volumetric flow and the total consumption. Via the keyboard tube diameters and the consumption counter can be set.

    Various settings such as gas type, flow unit, reference standards, can be set ex factory or through our service kit. The service kit consists of a PC software and a inter-face box which connects the sensor to the USB port of the PC.

    Every sensor includes an analogue output (420mA) for flow and one pulse output for the consumption coun-ter.

    Insertion type sensor for installations under pressure

    Thermal mass flow, independent of pressure and temperature changes

    IP65 casing provides robust protection in rough industrial environment

    Very fast response time High accuracy and wide measuring range Tube diameters of 1/2 to 12 . Other diameters

    on request

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    The operating instructions must be read in full and carefully observed before starting up the de-vice. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any damage which 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 which is described and specified in the manual, the warranty is cancelled and the manufacturer is exempt from liability.

    The device is destined exclusively for the described application.

    CS offers no guarantee for the suitability for any other purpose and is not liable for errors which may have slipped into this operating manual. They are also not liable for consequential damage resulting from the delivery, capability or use of this device.

    The CS 400 product range is designed for stationary and mobile use in compressed air pipes, air ducts or shafts. It is used for the measurement and control of flow and air consumption in com-pressed air and other gases.

    The principle of measurement is based on the evacuation of heat from an electrically heated sen-sor into the surrounding air flow.

    The measuring devices operate independently of pressure and temperature.

    When the sensor is fitted in a pipe, the output signal from the speed of flow is used to calculate the standard volume flow or mass flow of the medium.

    Important information

    Area of application

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    Order information

    0553 0104 Sensor cable 5 m, with M12 connector, open wires 0553 0105 Sensor cable 10 m, with M12 connector, open wires 0554 2005 Service kit for sensor configuration including software 0554 0007 Power supply wall mountable, input: 85...264 VAC, output: 24 VDC, 15W 0554 0107 Mains unit 100-240 VAC / 24 VDC, 0.5 A for CS 400 / CS 200 Series, 2 m cable

    3200 0020 Real gas calibration in selected gas to ensure best accuracy

    3200 0005 Oil & grease free cleaned option for flow sensors (for Oxygen it is already includ-ed in A 1009)

    3200 0001 Flow calibration with certificate

    0553 0122 Sensor cable, 5 pole, AWG24, 5.0 mm outer diameter, black (per meter)

    CS 400

    Thread

    Direction

    Medium

    Calibration

    Display

    0695 4001 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 220 mm shaft 0695 4011 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 160 mm shaft 0695 4021 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 330 mm shaft 0695 4031 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 400 mm shaft A1004 A G A1005 B NPT A1006 C PT A1023

    A Flow from left to right A1024

    B Flow from right to left A1007

    A Air A1008

    B CO2 A1009

    C O2 (oil and grease free cleansed) A1010

    D N2 A1011

    E He A1012

    F Ar A1013

    G NG A1015

    H Others (please specify the gas or gas mix) A Standard range calibration A1020

    B Max range calibration A1021

    C High speed range calibration

    A No display A1022

    B With display

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    Please read prior to operation!

    Do not exceed the pressure range of 50 bar.

    Observe the measuring range of the sensor.

    Overheating destroys probes.

    Observe permissible storage, transport and operating temperatures.

    Improper handling or use of force when opening the device cancels all warranty claims.

    Adjustment and calibration work must only be carried out by trained personnel from the field of measuring and control engineering.

    Always observe the direction of flow when positioning the sensor.

    The screwed fixture must be pressure tight.

    The adapter sleeve must be tightened with a torque of 20 30 Nm.

    Avoid condensation on the sensor element or water drops in the measuring air at all costs as they cause faulty measuring results.

    The values of the inlet and outlet sections must not fall below the specified minimum values as this causes increased deviations in the measuring results.

    Notes on safety

    In order to maintain the accuracy stipulated in the data sheets, the sensor must be inserted in the centre of a straight pipe section with unhindered flow characteristics.

    Unhindered flow characteristics are achieved if the sections in front of the sensor (inlet) and behind the sensor (outlet) are sufficiently long, absolutely straight and lack obstructions such as edges, seams, curves etc.

    Careful attention must be paid to the design of the outlet section as obstructions can cause counter-flow turbulence as well as turbulence in the direction of the flow.

    The sensor is for indoor use only! If installed outdoors, the sensor must be protected from direct sun and rain!

    Attention:

    We strongly recommend not to install CS 400 permanently in wet environment as it exists usually right after compressor outputs. It will cause wrong measurements and can degrade the sensor. Only temporary installations should be done.

    Installation considerations

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    CS 400 will send out one pulse per m3, l or ft3. This pulse output can be connected to an exter-nal counter to count the total consumption. The numbers of m per second are summed up and indicated after one second. Pulse lengths depending on consumption rate

    Pulse output

    Analogue output

    The analogue output is scaled ex factory to the maximum flow rate. Whenever diameters are changed the scaling of the analogue output should also be changed to cover the new flow range. This can be done by the srevice kit (0554 2005).

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    LL 1 L 2

    D

    flowD/2 D/2

    D

    /

    2

    D

    /

    2

    L = Length of the entire measurement section L1 = Length of inlet section L2 = Length of outlet section D = Diameter of tube

    The following table shows the equalising sections necessary in relation to existing obstructions.

    Table of inlet / outlet sections

    Flow obstruction

    before the measurement section

    Min. length

    inlet (L1) Min. length

    outlet (L2) Slight curve (bend < 90) 12 x D 5 x D Reduction (Tube narrows towards measurement section) 15 x D 5 x D

    Expansion (Tube expands towards measurement section) 15 x D 5 x D

    90 bend or T piece 15 x D 5 x D

    2 x 90 bends on one level 20 x D 5 x D

    2 x 90 bends 3 dimensional change of direction 35 x D 5 x D

    Shut-off valve 45 x D 5 x D

    The respective minimum values required are indicated here. If it is not possible to observe the stipulated equalising sections, considerable deviations in measuring results must be expected. Please contact us in this case for flow conditioning solutions.

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    Display consumption? Yes (No)

    Zero consumption? Yes (No)

    Display contrast: Up - Change Enter - OK

    Display upside down? Yes (No)

    System reset

    Display consumption. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Reset consumption to zero. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Display contrast can be adjusted. Press Up-key to adjust it. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Set direction of the display. Press Up-key to select Yes or No.Press Enter-key to confirm.The setting will be saved automatically.

    Online value

    Online value will be shown in 3 seconds automatically.

    Notes 1. To abort the entry process keep Enter-key pressed for 3 seconds. 2. Online value will be shown automatically if there is no key pressed for more than 20 seconds.

    If the zero con-sumption reset is disabled, it goes to Display contrast directly.

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    Sensor installation

    The sensor head must be placed in the centre of the pipe. Therefore the probe shaft has a scale. To determine the right position measure the length from the marked position to the centre of the tube. The probe then will be inserted up to this measure and then tightened up. Also consider the flow direction which should match with the arrows at the casing. Use the alignment tool to align the flow direction

    Installation is carried out by inserting the connection thread (1/2'' thread, SW 27) into the connec-tion piece. The sensor is then inserted to the required immersion depth and aligned according to the direction of air flow. A depth scale engraved on the probe tube will assist you, along with a flow alignment arrow and an aligning aid.

    Once the sensor has been aligned, the adapter sleeve must be tightened with the stipulated torque (SW 17).

    Attention: Alignment of the sensor must not be modified when tightening the connection thread and adapter sleeve.

    If this should occur, check the immersion depth and alignment again and correct if necessary.

    The angular deviation should not be greater than +- 2 in relation to the ideal position as otherwise the measuring accuracy will decrease.

    Safety information

    Hint for the installation with ball valve: Ball valve R 1/2, DN 15 Passage ball valve minimum 15 mm

    Measure from here to the tube center

    Read the insertion position here

    Consider the flow direction should match with the arrows at the casing.

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    Configuration setting

    Input unlock code 12. Selected digit will be blinking. Press Up-key to modifyPress Enter-key to confirm, shift to next digit or go to next page.

    CS 400 is usually configued ex factory according to customer settings ordered.

    In case settings have to be changed, please keep the Enter-key () pressed for 3 sec-onds, CS 400 will ask to enter the unlock key.

    Correct input

    Set diameter. Selected digit will be blinking. Press Up-key to mod-ify. Press Enter-key to confirm, shift to next digit or go to next page.

    Input unlock code:12 00

    Unit: m3/h

    Display velocity? Yes (No)

    Online value

    Wrong unlock code?

    Diameter: 150.0

    Display volume flow? Yes (No)

    Set the unit of flow.Press Up-key to modify. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Display velocity. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Display flow. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Incorrect input

    After 3 seconds

    Unlock code is not correct.

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    Installation Procedures 1. Weld nozzle onto the pipe and drill a hole

    Max. 30mm

    Note:

    1. Specification of the nozzle is G 1/2, male tread.

    2. Avoid breaking through the tube wall when you are welding the nozzle. Otherwise tube inside will be out of flatness. This will generate turbulence and measuring accura-cy will be effected.

    3. Make sure the pipe has no pressure inside when you drill the hole. Diameter of the hole must be 13 mm, otherwise the shaft can not be inserted.

    4. Use CS spot drilling device (p/n: 0530 1108) to drill the hole if system is not allowed to shut down.

    2. Mount ball valve onto the nozzle

    Note:

    1. Make ball valve close. It must be a full port ball valve.

    2. Use high pressure installation device (p/n: 0530 1105) when operating pressure is larger than 15 bar.

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    If this icon is shown on the top right corner of LCD it means that CS 400 has been connected to CS 325.In such case, all the key function are disabled.

    View the diameter

    Enter

    By pressing the Enter-key the current diameter setting can be shown. It will go back to online value automactally in 3 seconds.

    Diameter

    030.0 mm

    Error: Auto transmission!

    It will show this message if Auto transmission function of the sensor was enabled. Please contact technician of CS for such case.

    Error: Communication fail!

    As soon as communication fails, the instrument will show this message. Please restart the power supply to fix the problem. If it is still there please contact techni-cian of CS.

    Error: Sensor unmatch!

    If the sensor is not matching the display setting, the instrument will show this frame. Please contact techni-cian of CS for such case.

    Special indicators

    Wrong information

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    3. Screw flow sensor onto the ball valve

    4. Open the ball valve

    Note:

    1. Underlay the O-ring at thread of ball valve before screwing flow sensor.

    2. Coil Teflon tape onto the thread before screwing flow sensor.

    Note:

    1. Use one hand holding the head or body of CS 400 while you open the ball valve with another hand.

    2. Open the ball valve slowly.

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    Operation

    Starting process

    Initializing...

    Reset

    2 sec.

    Software: 1.31

    1 sec.

    After power on, the display will go through an initialisation procedure.

    3457 m3/h

    Sensor connecting...

    5 sec.

    Software version

    Showing online value. CS 400 can display up to 3 chan-nels: velocity, flow and consumption. User can configure every channel to let it display or not.If all three channels was configured to no display, the flow channel will be still there. Ex-factory, CS 400 was configured to display stand-ard volumetric flow and consumption. CS 400 will toggle among the channels every 3 seconds

    Enter ( )

    Touch the button on the top of CS 400 for operation.

    Up ( )

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    6. Screw locking nut and adjust insertion depth slightly

    Note:

    Insertion depth must be read out at the top of locking nut when the locking nut screws tightly. So you must push the shaft a little more when you screw the locking nut.

    5. Insert flow sensor into the center of the pipe

    8

    Insertion depth = x + y

    OD = Outer Diameter

    Engraved depth scale

    Safety ring

    OD x

    y

    Top end of ball valve

    Locking nut Read Insertion depth here!!

    X= 2OD

    Measured unit: m/h, m/min, l/min, cfm, m/s, kg/min, kg/h, kg/s (Based on standard DIN 1945. ISO 1217: 20C and 1000 hPa)

    Accuracy: (3% of measured value + 0.3% full scale) Temperature drift: 0.05 % / K Pressure drift: 0.5 % / MPa

    Stated accuracy at: Ambient/process temperature 23 C +-3C Ambient/process humidity < 90 %, no condensation Process pressure at 0.6 MPa

    Tube diameter: 1/2 to 12 (bigger diameters on request, diameter is programmed ex factory or via service kit or key board)

    Principle of measurement: Thermal mass flow

    Sensor: Glass coated resistive sensor

    Measuring medium: Air, gas (non corrosive gas)

    Operating temperature: -30 to 140C probe tube -30 to 70 C housing 0 to 50 C display

    Operating pressure: up to 5.0 MPa

    Analogue output: Signal: 4 to 20 mA Scaling: 0 to maximum volume flow Accuracy: 0.06 mA

    Pulse output: 1 pulse per m, amplitude: + Vb, 10 mA (active signal) 1 pulse per m, isolated switch, max 30 VDC, 10 mA (pulse length: 30-120 ms, depends on consumption rate)

    Power supply: 12-30 VDC, 100 mA

    Display: 128 x 64 pixel, with backlight

    Transport temperature: without display: -30 ... 70 C with display: -10 60 C

    Technical data

    13

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    7. Adjust direction

    8. Final check

    Check installation depth. Sometimes the shaft maybe pushed out a little by com-pressed air / gas. Then you need to make it correct and screw locking nut a little tighter. Dont forget adjust direction again because locking nut may have changed a little.

    9. Connect cable

    This key is a standard configuration for CS 400.

    Note:

    Make sure actual flow direction is same as the arrow shows.

    Warning!

    Dont screw it with bulls strength! Otherwise, it will damage the connecting pins.

    The cable is connected to the sensor through a so called M12 connector.

    Connection procedures:

    Align 5 pins of CS 400 with 5 holes of M12 connect-or through the alignment mark.

    Screw white steel thread slightly. If you feel hard to screw it, dont continue with strength but unscrew and check if you have aligned it.

    Only screw white steel part, dont screw blank plas-tic part!

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    Dimensions

    M12 connector The sensor is delivered with two M12 connect-ors. The user can connect the supply and sig-nals according to the connection diagram on top. If a connection cable is ordered (0553 0104, 0553 0105) M12 connector is replaced by a connection cable, with open wires at one side (see color code in table above) and M12 con-nector at another side.

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    Inner diameter Standard Max High Speed Inch mm from ... to from ... to from ... to

    1/2'' 16.1 0.15 ... 45.6 m/h 0.3 ... 91.0 m/h 0.3 ... 110.2 m/h 3/4'' 21.7 0.3 ... 89.1 m/h 0.4 ... 177.8 m/h 0.4 ... 215.3 m/h

    1'' 27.3 0.5 ... 147.7 m/h 0.6 ... 294.7 m/h 0.6 ... 356.9 m/h

    1 1/4'' 36.0 0.9 ... 266.3 m/h 1.2 ... 531.5 m/h 1.2 ... 643.5 m/h 1 1/2'' 41.9 1.2 ... 366.7 m/h 1.5 ... 731.9 m/h 1.5 ... 886.2 m/h

    2'' 53.1 2 ... 600.1 m/h 2.5 ... 1197.6 m/h 3 ... 1450.0 m/h 2 1/2'' 68.9 3.5 ... 1026.5 m/h 5 ... 2048.6 m/h 5 ... 2480.4 m/h

    3'' 80.9 5 ... 1424.4 m/h 7 ... 2842.7 m/h 7 ... 3441.9 m/h

    4'' 100.0 10 ... 2183.3 m/h 12 ... 4357.2 m/h 12 ... 5275.7 m/h 5'' 125.0 13 ... 3419.6 m/h 18 ... 6824.4 m/h 18 ... 8263.1 m/h 6'' 150.0 18 ... 4930.1 m/h 25 ... 9838.9 m/h 25 ... 11913.1 m/h 8" 200.0 26 ... 8785.6 m/h 33 ... 17533.3 m/h 42 ... 21229.5 m/h

    10" 250.0 40 ... 13743.9 m/h 52 ... 27428.5 m/h 60 ... 33210.7 m/h 12 '' 300.0 60 ... 19814.8 m/h 80 ... 39544.1 m/h 100 ... 47880.4 m/h

    Measuring ranges

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    The above flow rates are standard flows with reference to P = 1000 hPa and T = 20 C

    Gas Symbol Standard Max High Speed Air 552 1101 1334

    Argon Ar 971 1937 2346

    Carbon dioxide CO2 552 1103 1335

    Nitrogen N2 534 1065 1290

    Oxygen O2 572 1142 1383

    Nitrous oxide N2O 589 1175 1423

    Natural gas NG 355 709 858

    The table below shows max flow rates in a 2 pipe of different gases at Norm conditions of P = 1013.25 hPa and T = 0 C.

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    Please note:

    The consumption sensor CS 400 corresponds with the latest state of technology and can generally be used for burnable and non-burnable gases.

    If this consumption sensor is used for measurement of burnable gases (e. g. natural gas) we explicitly point out that the sensor has no hazardous approval, however, it can be used for burnable gases.

    For the use in e. g. natural gas the sensor will be calibrated in natural gas. The calibra-tion protocol (inspection certificate) is included in the scope of delivery. The area outside the pipe (environment of the sensor) is not allowed to be an explosive area.

    Connection diagram SDI: Digital signal (internal use) -VB: Negative supply voltage +VB: Positive supply voltage

    +I: Positive 4..20 mA signal

    +P: Pulse output

    NC: not connected

    SEL: internal signal

    SW: Isolated pulse switch output DIR: flow direction input

    Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5

    A SDI -VB +VB +I +P

    B SEL -VB DIR SW SW

    Wire color Brown White Blue Black Grey

    A

    B

    Attention: The signals DIR, SW, SW are available on CS 400 / CS 420 only if the serial number consists of an 8 at this position: XXXX 7XXX

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    Inner diameter Standard Max High Speed Inch mm from ... to from ... to from ... to

    1/2'' 16.1 0.15 ... 45.6 m/h 0.3 ... 91.0 m/h 0.3 ... 110.2 m/h 3/4'' 21.7 0.3 ... 89.1 m/h 0.4 ... 177.8 m/h 0.4 ... 215.3 m/h

    1'' 27.3 0.5 ... 147.7 m/h 0.6 ... 294.7 m/h 0.6 ... 356.9 m/h

    1 1/4'' 36.0 0.9 ... 266.3 m/h 1.2 ... 531.5 m/h 1.2 ... 643.5 m/h 1 1/2'' 41.9 1.2 ... 366.7 m/h 1.5 ... 731.9 m/h 1.5 ... 886.2 m/h

    2'' 53.1 2 ... 600.1 m/h 2.5 ... 1197.6 m/h 3 ... 1450.0 m/h 2 1/2'' 68.9 3.5 ... 1026.5 m/h 5 ... 2048.6 m/h 5 ... 2480.4 m/h

    3'' 80.9 5 ... 1424.4 m/h 7 ... 2842.7 m/h 7 ... 3441.9 m/h

    4'' 100.0 10 ... 2183.3 m/h 12 ... 4357.2 m/h 12 ... 5275.7 m/h 5'' 125.0 13 ... 3419.6 m/h 18 ... 6824.4 m/h 18 ... 8263.1 m/h 6'' 150.0 18 ... 4930.1 m/h 25 ... 9838.9 m/h 25 ... 11913.1 m/h 8" 200.0 26 ... 8785.6 m/h 33 ... 17533.3 m/h 42 ... 21229.5 m/h

    10" 250.0 40 ... 13743.9 m/h 52 ... 27428.5 m/h 60 ... 33210.7 m/h 12 '' 300.0 60 ... 19814.8 m/h 80 ... 39544.1 m/h 100 ... 47880.4 m/h

    Measuring ranges

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    The above flow rates are standard flows with reference to P = 1000 hPa and T = 20 C

    Gas Symbol Standard Max High Speed Air 552 1101 1334

    Argon Ar 971 1937 2346

    Carbon dioxide CO2 552 1103 1335

    Nitrogen N2 534 1065 1290

    Oxygen O2 572 1142 1383

    Nitrous oxide N2O 589 1175 1423

    Natural gas NG 355 709 858

    The table below shows max flow rates in a 2 pipe of different gases at Norm conditions of P = 1013.25 hPa and T = 0 C.

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    Please note:

    The consumption sensor CS 400 corresponds with the latest state of technology and can generally be used for burnable and non-burnable gases.

    If this consumption sensor is used for measurement of burnable gases (e. g. natural gas) we explicitly point out that the sensor has no hazardous approval, however, it can be used for burnable gases.

    For the use in e. g. natural gas the sensor will be calibrated in natural gas. The calibra-tion protocol (inspection certificate) is included in the scope of delivery. The area outside the pipe (environment of the sensor) is not allowed to be an explosive area.

    Connection diagram SDI: Digital signal (internal use) -VB: Negative supply voltage +VB: Positive supply voltage

    +I: Positive 4..20 mA signal

    +P: Pulse output

    NC: not connected

    SEL: internal signal

    SW: Isolated pulse switch output DIR: flow direction input

    Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5

    A SDI -VB +VB +I +P

    B SEL -VB DIR SW SW

    Wire color Brown White Blue Black Grey

    A

    B

    Attention: The signals DIR, SW, SW are available on CS 400 / CS 420 only if the serial number consists of an 8 at this position: XXXX 7XXX

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    7. Adjust direction

    8. Final check

    Check installation depth. Sometimes the shaft maybe pushed out a little by com-pressed air / gas. Then you need to make it correct and screw locking nut a little tighter. Dont forget adjust direction again because locking nut may have changed a little.

    9. Connect cable

    This key is a standard configuration for CS 400.

    Note:

    Make sure actual flow direction is same as the arrow shows.

    Warning!

    Dont screw it with bulls strength! Otherwise, it will damage the connecting pins.

    The cable is connected to the sensor through a so called M12 connector.

    Connection procedures:

    Align 5 pins of CS 400 with 5 holes of M12 connect-or through the alignment mark.

    Screw white steel thread slightly. If you feel hard to screw it, dont continue with strength but unscrew and check if you have aligned it.

    Only screw white steel part, dont screw blank plas-tic part!

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    Dimensions

    M12 connector The sensor is delivered with two M12 connect-ors. The user can connect the supply and sig-nals according to the connection diagram on top. If a connection cable is ordered (0553 0104, 0553 0105) M12 connector is replaced by a connection cable, with open wires at one side (see color code in table above) and M12 con-nector at another side.

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    6. Screw locking nut and adjust insertion depth slightly

    Note:

    Insertion depth must be read out at the top of locking nut when the locking nut screws tightly. So you must push the shaft a little more when you screw the locking nut.

    5. Insert flow sensor into the center of the pipe

    8

    Insertion depth = x + y

    OD = Outer Diameter

    Engraved depth scale

    Safety ring

    OD x

    y

    Top end of ball valve

    Locking nut Read Insertion depth here!!

    X= 2OD

    Measured unit: m/h, m/min, l/min, cfm, m/s, kg/min, kg/h, kg/s (Based on standard DIN 1945. ISO 1217: 20C and 1000 hPa)

    Accuracy: (3% of measured value + 0.3% full scale) Temperature drift: 0.05 % / K Pressure drift: 0.5 % / MPa

    Stated accuracy at: Ambient/process temperature 23 C +-3C Ambient/process humidity < 90 %, no condensation Process pressure at 0.6 MPa

    Tube diameter: 1/2 to 12 (bigger diameters on request, diameter is programmed ex factory or via service kit or key board)

    Principle of measurement: Thermal mass flow

    Sensor: Glass coated resistive sensor

    Measuring medium: Air, gas (non corrosive gas)

    Operating temperature: -30 to 140C probe tube -30 to 70 C housing 0 to 50 C display

    Operating pressure: up to 5.0 MPa

    Analogue output: Signal: 4 to 20 mA Scaling: 0 to maximum volume flow Accuracy: 0.06 mA

    Pulse output: 1 pulse per m, amplitude: + Vb, 10 mA (active signal) 1 pulse per m, isolated switch, max 30 VDC, 10 mA (pulse length: 30-120 ms, depends on consumption rate)

    Power supply: 12-30 VDC, 100 mA

    Display: 128 x 64 pixel, with backlight

    Transport temperature: without display: -30 ... 70 C with display: -10 60 C

    Technical data

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    3. Screw flow sensor onto the ball valve

    4. Open the ball valve

    Note:

    1. Underlay the O-ring at thread of ball valve before screwing flow sensor.

    2. Coil Teflon tape onto the thread before screwing flow sensor.

    Note:

    1. Use one hand holding the head or body of CS 400 while you open the ball valve with another hand.

    2. Open the ball valve slowly.

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    Operation

    Starting process

    Initializing...

    Reset

    2 sec.

    Software: 1.31

    1 sec.

    After power on, the display will go through an initialisation procedure.

    3457 m3/h

    Sensor connecting...

    5 sec.

    Software version

    Showing online value. CS 400 can display up to 3 chan-nels: velocity, flow and consumption. User can configure every channel to let it display or not.If all three channels was configured to no display, the flow channel will be still there. Ex-factory, CS 400 was configured to display stand-ard volumetric flow and consumption. CS 400 will toggle among the channels every 3 seconds

    Enter ( )

    Touch the button on the top of CS 400 for operation.

    Up ( )

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    Installation Procedures 1. Weld nozzle onto the pipe and drill a hole

    Max. 30mm

    Note:

    1. Specification of the nozzle is G 1/2, male tread.

    2. Avoid breaking through the tube wall when you are welding the nozzle. Otherwise tube inside will be out of flatness. This will generate turbulence and measuring accura-cy will be effected.

    3. Make sure the pipe has no pressure inside when you drill the hole. Diameter of the hole must be 13 mm, otherwise the shaft can not be inserted.

    4. Use CS spot drilling device (p/n: 0530 1108) to drill the hole if system is not allowed to shut down.

    2. Mount ball valve onto the nozzle

    Note:

    1. Make ball valve close. It must be a full port ball valve.

    2. Use high pressure installation device (p/n: 0530 1105) when operating pressure is larger than 15 bar.

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    If this icon is shown on the top right corner of LCD it means that CS 400 has been connected to CS 325.In such case, all the key function are disabled.

    View the diameter

    Enter

    By pressing the Enter-key the current diameter setting can be shown. It will go back to online value automactally in 3 seconds.

    Diameter

    030.0 mm

    Error: Auto transmission!

    It will show this message if Auto transmission function of the sensor was enabled. Please contact technician of CS for such case.

    Error: Communication fail!

    As soon as communication fails, the instrument will show this message. Please restart the power supply to fix the problem. If it is still there please contact techni-cian of CS.

    Error: Sensor unmatch!

    If the sensor is not matching the display setting, the instrument will show this frame. Please contact techni-cian of CS for such case.

    Special indicators

    Wrong information

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    Sensor installation

    The sensor head must be placed in the centre of the pipe. Therefore the probe shaft has a scale. To determine the right position measure the length from the marked position to the centre of the tube. The probe then will be inserted up to this measure and then tightened up. Also consider the flow direction which should match with the arrows at the casing. Use the alignment tool to align the flow direction

    Installation is carried out by inserting the connection thread (1/2'' thread, SW 27) into the connec-tion piece. The sensor is then inserted to the required immersion depth and aligned according to the direction of air flow. A depth scale engraved on the probe tube will assist you, along with a flow alignment arrow and an aligning aid.

    Once the sensor has been aligned, the adapter sleeve must be tightened with the stipulated torque (SW 17).

    Attention: Alignment of the sensor must not be modified when tightening the connection thread and adapter sleeve.

    If this should occur, check the immersion depth and alignment again and correct if necessary.

    The angular deviation should not be greater than +- 2 in relation to the ideal position as otherwise the measuring accuracy will decrease.

    Safety information

    Hint for the installation with ball valve: Ball valve R 1/2, DN 15 Passage ball valve minimum 15 mm

    Measure from here to the tube center

    Read the insertion position here

    Consider the flow direction should match with the arrows at the casing.

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    Configuration setting

    Input unlock code 12. Selected digit will be blinking. Press Up-key to modifyPress Enter-key to confirm, shift to next digit or go to next page.

    CS 400 is usually configued ex factory according to customer settings ordered.

    In case settings have to be changed, please keep the Enter-key () pressed for 3 sec-onds, CS 400 will ask to enter the unlock key.

    Correct input

    Set diameter. Selected digit will be blinking. Press Up-key to mod-ify. Press Enter-key to confirm, shift to next digit or go to next page.

    Input unlock code:12 00

    Unit: m3/h

    Display velocity? Yes (No)

    Online value

    Wrong unlock code?

    Diameter: 150.0

    Display volume flow? Yes (No)

    Set the unit of flow.Press Up-key to modify. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Display velocity. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Display flow. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Incorrect input

    After 3 seconds

    Unlock code is not correct.

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    LL 1 L 2

    D

    flowD/2 D/2

    D

    /

    2

    D

    /

    2

    L = Length of the entire measurement section L1 = Length of inlet section L2 = Length of outlet section D = Diameter of tube

    The following table shows the equalising sections necessary in relation to existing obstructions.

    Table of inlet / outlet sections

    Flow obstruction

    before the measurement section

    Min. length

    inlet (L1) Min. length

    outlet (L2) Slight curve (bend < 90) 12 x D 5 x D Reduction (Tube narrows towards measurement section) 15 x D 5 x D

    Expansion (Tube expands towards measurement section) 15 x D 5 x D

    90 bend or T piece 15 x D 5 x D

    2 x 90 bends on one level 20 x D 5 x D

    2 x 90 bends 3 dimensional change of direction 35 x D 5 x D

    Shut-off valve 45 x D 5 x D

    The respective minimum values required are indicated here. If it is not possible to observe the stipulated equalising sections, considerable deviations in measuring results must be expected. Please contact us in this case for flow conditioning solutions.

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    Display consumption? Yes (No)

    Zero consumption? Yes (No)

    Display contrast: Up - Change Enter - OK

    Display upside down? Yes (No)

    System reset

    Display consumption. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Reset consumption to zero. Press Up-key to select Yes or No. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Display contrast can be adjusted. Press Up-key to adjust it. Press Enter-key to confirm and go to next page.

    Set direction of the display. Press Up-key to select Yes or No.Press Enter-key to confirm.The setting will be saved automatically.

    Online value

    Online value will be shown in 3 seconds automatically.

    Notes 1. To abort the entry process keep Enter-key pressed for 3 seconds. 2. Online value will be shown automatically if there is no key pressed for more than 20 seconds.

    If the zero con-sumption reset is disabled, it goes to Display contrast directly.

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    Please read prior to operation!

    Do not exceed the pressure range of 50 bar.

    Observe the measuring range of the sensor.

    Overheating destroys probes.

    Observe permissible storage, transport and operating temperatures.

    Improper handling or use of force when opening the device cancels all warranty claims.

    Adjustment and calibration work must only be carried out by trained personnel from the field of measuring and control engineering.

    Always observe the direction of flow when positioning the sensor.

    The screwed fixture must be pressure tight.

    The adapter sleeve must be tightened with a torque of 20 30 Nm.

    Avoid condensation on the sensor element or water drops in the measuring air at all costs as they cause faulty measuring results.

    The values of the inlet and outlet sections must not fall below the specified minimum values as this causes increased deviations in the measuring results.

    Notes on safety

    In order to maintain the accuracy stipulated in the data sheets, the sensor must be inserted in the centre of a straight pipe section with unhindered flow characteristics.

    Unhindered flow characteristics are achieved if the sections in front of the sensor (inlet) and behind the sensor (outlet) are sufficiently long, absolutely straight and lack obstructions such as edges, seams, curves etc.

    Careful attention must be paid to the design of the outlet section as obstructions can cause counter-flow turbulence as well as turbulence in the direction of the flow.

    The sensor is for indoor use only! If installed outdoors, the sensor must be protected from direct sun and rain!

    Attention:

    We strongly recommend not to install CS 400 permanently in wet environment as it exists usually right after compressor outputs. It will cause wrong measurements and can degrade the sensor. Only temporary installations should be done.

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    CS 400 will send out one pulse per m3, l or ft3. This pulse output can be connected to an exter-nal counter to count the total consumption. The numbers of m per second are summed up and indicated after one second. Pulse lengths depending on consumption rate

    Pulse output

    Analogue output

    The analogue output is scaled ex factory to the maximum flow rate. Whenever diameters are changed the scaling of the analogue output should also be changed to cover the new flow range. This can be done by the srevice kit (0554 2005).

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    The operating instructions must be read in full and carefully observed before starting up the de-vice. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any damage which 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 which is described and specified in the manual, the warranty is cancelled and the manufacturer is exempt from liability.

    The device is destined exclusively for the described application.

    CS offers no guarantee for the suitability for any other purpose and is not liable for errors which may have slipped into this operating manual. They are also not liable for consequential damage resulting from the delivery, capability or use of this device.

    The CS 400 product range is designed for stationary and mobile use in compressed air pipes, air ducts or shafts. It is used for the measurement and control of flow and air consumption in com-pressed air and other gases.

    The principle of measurement is based on the evacuation of heat from an electrically heated sen-sor into the surrounding air flow.

    The measuring devices operate independently of pressure and temperature.

    When the sensor is fitted in a pipe, the output signal from the speed of flow is used to calculate the standard volume flow or mass flow of the medium.

    Important information

    Area of application

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    Order information

    0553 0104 Sensor cable 5 m, with M12 connector, open wires 0553 0105 Sensor cable 10 m, with M12 connector, open wires 0554 2005 Service kit for sensor configuration including software 0554 0007 Power supply wall mountable, input: 85...264 VAC, output: 24 VDC, 15W 0554 0107 Mains unit 100-240 VAC / 24 VDC, 0.5 A for CS 400 / CS 200 Series, 2 m cable

    3200 0020 Real gas calibration in selected gas to ensure best accuracy

    3200 0005 Oil & grease free cleaned option for flow sensors (for Oxygen it is already includ-ed in A 1009)

    3200 0001 Flow calibration with certificate

    0553 0122 Sensor cable, 5 pole, AWG24, 5.0 mm outer diameter, black (per meter)

    CS 400

    Thread

    Direction

    Medium

    Calibration

    Display

    0695 4001 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 220 mm shaft 0695 4011 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 160 mm shaft 0695 4021 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 330 mm shaft 0695 4031 - CS 400 insertion type flow sensor, 400 mm shaft A1004 A G A1005 B NPT A1006 C PT A1023

    A Flow from left to right A1024

    B Flow from right to left A1007

    A Air A1008

    B CO2 A1009

    C O2 (oil and grease free cleansed) A1010

    D N2 A1011

    E He A1012

    F Ar A1013

    G NG A1015

    H Others (please specify the gas or gas mix) A Standard range calibration A1020

    B Max range calibration A1021

    C High speed range calibration

    A No display A1022

    B With display

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    CS 400 thermal mass flow sensor

    Features

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    CS provides a warranty for this product of 24 months covering the material and workmanship under the stated operating conditions from the date of delivery.

    Please report any findings immediately and within the warranty time guaranteed by us.

    Excluded from this warranty is damage caused by improper use and non-adherence to the instruction manual.

    The warranty is also cancelled once the measuring instrument has been opened provided this is not described in the instruction manual for maintenance purposes. This is also the case if the serial number has been changed, damaged or removed.

    If in addition to the warranty service necessary repairs, adjustments or similar are carried out, the warranty services are free of charge but there is a charge for other services such as transport and packing costs. Other claims, especially those for damage occurring outside the instrument are not included unless responsibility is legally binding.

    ATTENTION: Batteries have a reduced warranty time of 12 months.

    CS-iTEC GmbH

    Werkstrasse 2 D-79426 Buggingen Germany Tel: +49 (0) 7631 9387 387 Fax: +49 (0) 7631 9387 388 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.cs-itec.com

    CS Instruments (Asia) Co. Ltd.

    Room 31, Cambridge Plaza, Tower B 188 San Wan Road, Sheung Shui, Hong Kong Tel: +86 (0) 755 8619 3164 Fax: +86 (0) 755 8619 3165 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.csinstrument.com

    Warranty

    The CS flow sensor CS 400 is based on the thermal mass flow principle. It measure volumetric standard flow over a wide measuring range. The result is pressure and temperature independent. The sensor installation into the pipe is done through a ball valve. This makes it possible to do the installation under pressure without shutting down the compressed air line.

    The sensor is available in two measuring ranges and with or without display.

    The version with display shows the actual volumetric flow and the total consumption. Via the keyboard tube diameters and the consumption counter can be set.

    Various settings such as gas type, flow unit, reference standards, can be set ex factory or through our service kit. The service kit consists of a PC software and a inter-face box which connects the sensor to the USB port of the PC.

    Every sensor includes an analogue output (420mA) for flow and one pulse output for the consumption coun-ter.

    Insertion type sensor for installations under pressure

    Thermal mass flow, independent of pressure and temperature changes

    IP65 casing provides robust protection in rough industrial environment

    Very fast response time High accuracy and wide measuring range Tube diameters of 1/2 to 12 . Other diameters

    on request