Flow Measurement & Control


Ultrasonic flowmeter with temperature measurement

May 2018 Flow Measurement & Control

Endress+Hauser’s Prosonic Flow E 100, an ultrasonic flowmeter is of high-quality industrial design, which allows reliable monitoring of industrial water, cooling water or condensate, regardless of conductivity, and at temperatures up to 150°C.

The robust instrument 100 is made entirely of stainless steel and is perfectly suited for long term operation in rough conditions. Its range of operation generally allows for process pressures up to 25 bar as well as process temperatures up to 150°C. For the flow measurement of water in steam circuits this is the ideal flowmeter. In addition, the ultrasonic flow measurement ensures – independent of the prevailing pressure and temperature conditions – a high measuring accuracy as well as a high flow range.

Greater efficiency due to integrated temperature measurement

In steam circuits, plant operators place a great deal of value on achieving optimal energy and cost efficiency. As a multivariable flowmeter, Prosonic Flow E 100 does not just detect flow, but it also detects the fluid temperature, for example, of water in the condensate return to the boiler. This allows for permanent monitoring and controlling of feed water temperature, resulting in a higher process efficiency in the boiler.

Web server allows direct data access onsite

The Proline 100 transmitter is equipped with a web server as standard. Using an Ethernet cable and a laptop, users have direct and complete access to all diagnostic, configuration and device data onsite, without needing additional software or hardware. This enables targeted maintenance and service thus saving time.

Heartbeat Technology for the highest operational safety

A further highlight is Heartbeat Technology. Integrated into all Proline devices, this checking function enables permanent self-diagnosis, along with extensive monitoring of the values measured, and providing a traceable certificate for verification during operation. This reduces the complexity and risks involved in a plant and therefore increased safety.

HistoROM simply unforgettable

The unique data handling concept (HistoROM) ensures maximum data safety before, during and after a service call. All calibration data and transmitter parameters are stored securely on the HistoROM data memory and are automatically reloaded after a maintenance event. This makes the exchange of spare parts easy and reduces downtime.

For more information contact Frans van den Berg, Endress+Hauser, +27 (0)11 262 8000, [email protected], www.za.endress.com



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