Hach POLYMETRON 8398 Manuale utente

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POLYMETRON Model 8398

Inductive Probe

User Manual

06/2015, Edition 5

Restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS)

The European Union RoHS Directive and subsequent regulations introduced in member states and

other countries limits the use of six hazardous substances used in the manufacturing of electrical and

electronic equipment.

Currently, monitoring and control instruments do not fall within the scope of the RoHS Directive,

however Hach Lange has taken the decision to adopt the recommendations in the Directive as the

target for all future product design and component purchasing.

Note: The following only applies to exports of this product into the People’s Republic of China.

Conductivity plastic sensor

(8310, 8311, 8312) O

Conductivity stainless

steel sensor (8314, 8394) OO

Digital sensor PCB O O

Glass electrode O O

Inductive Probe 8398

Table of contents

1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................ 3

1.1 General ....................................................................................................................3

1.2 Probes......................................................................................................................3

2. OPERATING PRINCIPLE.................................................................................. 4

2.1 Conductivity reminder ..............................................................................................4

2.2 Principle of inductive technology..............................................................................5

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................... 6

3.1 Specifications ...........................................................................................................6

3.2 Compliance ..............................................................................................................7

4. PROBE START-UP ........................................................................................... 7

4.1 Cable connection .....................................................................................................7

4.2 Use with a 8921 conductimeter................................................................................8

4.3 Use with a 9125 conductimeter................................................................................9

5. PROBE CALIBRATION..................................................................................... 9

6. INSTALLATION PRECAUTION ...................................................................... 11

7. ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................... 13

7.1 Probe 8398.2, 2" clamp model (08398=A=2000)...................................................13

7.2 Probe 8398.3, DIN 11851 / DN50 dairy connection model (08398=A=3000) ........14

7.3 Probe 8398.5, 1" threaded model gas ...................................................................16

8. MAINTENANCE............................................................................................... 18

9. PRECAUTIONARY LABELS........................................................................... 19

10. CHEMICAL RESISTANCE TABLE ................................................................. 20

Inductive Probe 8398

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 General

The 8398 range of probes makes use of inductive technology, which is particularly

recommended for corrosive and soiling uses, making use of conductivity or

concentration measurements. The main uses are as follows:

- Determination of solution concentrations: in-place cleaning, regeneration of

resin in water processing plants, surface treatment.

- Accurate interface control in conduits: in-place cleaning in the food and

pharmaceutical industries.

- Waste water testing: industrial and town sewerage plants.

1.2 Probes

WARNING: Non-removable cable!

8398.2 8398.3 8398.5

2''clamp DN50 dairy connection 1'' Gas

Inductive Probe 8398

2. OPERATING PRINCIPLE

2.1 Conductivity reminder

Electrolytic conductivity refers to the ability of a liquid to conduct an electrical current (conductivity is

the opposite of resistivity). In metals, the electrical current flows by electron displacement, in liquids it

flows by ion transport. The conductivity of a solution is dependent both upon the solution’s ionic

concentration and temperature.

To obtain a solution's actual conductivity (in S.cm-1), it is necessary to multiply the

measured conductance 1/R (in S) by a coefficient dependent solely upon the

geometry of the probe and termed "cell or K constant", expressed in cm-1.

C (S.cm-1)

In order to allow the comparison between measurements made at different

temperatures, this measurement needs to be brought back to a reference

temperature (generally 25 °C). This temperature dependency can be easily

expressed in the form of relative variation in degrees Celsius. It is referred to as the

temperature coefficient (D).

C Tref = C T[1 +

(T - Tref)]-1

C Tref : Conductivity compensated to the reference temperature

C T : Conductivity measured at T

Tref : Reference temperature (generally 25 °C)

: Temperature coefficient of the solution (% / °C)

Examples:

Product Soda (NaOH)

5 %

Nitric acid (HNO3)

10 %

D: 2.01 1.45

REMARK:

1 S = 1000 mS (R = 1 :)

1 mS = 1000 μS (R = 1 k:)

Inductive Probe 8398

2.2 Principle of inductive technology

1 : Receiver

2 : Oscillator

3 : Cables

4 : Thermoplastic insulator

5 : Receiver

6 : Transmitter

7 : Induced current

The 8398 probes are made up of two coils that are completely insulated from the

process:

xThe primary (or transmitter) coil, supplied with alternating voltage, produces an

alternating electromagnetic field that generates an electrical current in the solution.

xThe secondary (or receiver) coil detects the size of the weak current induced by

the movement of ions in the solution.

The absence of contact between the electrical part and the solution (magnetic

coupling) provides a large number of advantages compared to the traditional

technique using metallic electrodes:

No polarisation and hence a broad measurement range.

xHigh chemical and mechanical resistance.

xPossibility of performing measurements in soiling products.

xPerfectly hygienic design.

Inductive Probe 8398

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

3.1 Specifications

Measurement range 0 to 2000 mS/cm

Precision r2 % of the displayed value or r0.004 mS/cm

Conductivity response < 1 s

Temperature response T 50 % = 20 s

T 90 % = 2 mn

Cell constant K = 2.35 cm-1

Roughness Ra < 0.5 μm (roughness certificate on request,

Ref.: 08398=T=1111)

Chemical resistance Our mono-block probe is made from PEEC

(poly ether ether Ketone), whose chemical

resistance is summarised in the table §9.

WARNING: PEEC is not resistant to high

concentrations of oxidative acids (nitric and

sulphuric acid > 70 %, etc.) In the case of

probe 8398.5, one must consider the other

materials in contact with the process (EPDM or

VITON gaskets, PP or 316 stainless steel

extension, etc.).

Mechanical resistance PEEC possesses a flexion temperature

(pressure: 18 bars) of approximately 300 °C.

In the case of probe 8398.5, take account of

extensions, if any.

Heat resistance PEEC is a polymer that is particularly well-

suited to sterilisation, it can therefore withstand

temperatures of 140 °C.

Inductive Probe 8398

3.2 Compliance

iProbes are factory tested and are delivered with a certificate of compliance with

specifications.

Models 8398.2 and 8398.3 are particularly well-suited to applications where

sanitary requirements are extremely stringent (compliance with the European food

directive 90/128/CE modified by directive 93/9/CE). Indeed, these probes do not

possess any retention zones that could allow the development of bacteria

(interstices, slits, joints, etc.) and have a roughness inferior to 0.5 μm (optional

certificate, ref. 08398=T=1111).

iThe measurement chain, made up of an 8398 probe and of our conductivity

transmitters, complies with European directives 89/336/CEE and 73/23/CEE

modified by directive 93/68/CEE.

4. PROBE START-UP

4.1 Cable connection

WARNING: Fit the DN50 clamping nut or the immersion rod onto the probe before

wiring!

Make the following connections

COND 9125 COND 8921

(channels 1 and 2)

1 : GREEN or yellow (Pt100) TEMP + 14 and 19

2 : YELLOW or green (Pt100) TEMP - 15 and 20

GND 30 and 323 : BLACK (secondary coil shielding)

4 : WHITE (secondary coil) IN 31 and 33

GND 16 and 215 : BLACK (primary coil shielding)

6 : BROWN (primary coil) OUT 17 and 22

7 : WHITE (external shielding) EXTERNAL

SHIELDING

EXTERNAL SHIELDING

REMARK: The probe is fitted as standard with 5 metres of cable. We recommend

not cutting this cable in order to avoid any connection errors. If the

length is insufficient, please order the following accessories:

xJunction box, ref.: 08335=A=6000

xCable (per metre, maximum 50 m), ref.: 150727,10000

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