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Flow Monitor and Inverter drives

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In many installation there is no accurate measurement of flow,  or the pumps may  be valved back slightly to control the water flowrate. As soon as you start restricting the flow from a pump you are wasting energy, and the amount of energy wasted can be considerable.  For example,  if we take a situation in which a pump is valved back to 90% of its water flow, the energy savings relate to an inverse cub law.  For example  a 10% reduction in flow, equates with an energy saving as follows;

100 - (0.9 x 0.9 x 0.9 x 100) = 27.1% energy saving.   ( 0.9 = 10% reduction in flow, 0.8 = 20% reduction and so on)

If you have 15 kw pump and can save 27% of energy, this equates with 4 kw of energy, at 0.07 pounds UK per kw, this equates with a saving of  2452 pounds UK per year.  This will cover the cost of the inverter variable speed drive and the flow monitor, there will be control panel and installation costs, however in general you will be able to achieve a return in capital in 2 to 3 years.

The Magnetic Flow meter is a flange mounted flow monitor for the measurement of a wide range of water types, we work in partnership with Siemens for the supply and installation of magflow meters. for a wide range of applications in industry, especially when pressure filtration systems using AFM or sand are employed.

Electrode
mag 5100w
EPDM liner, hastalloy electrodes
Applications
waste water
swimming pools
aquaculture
public aquaria
food and drink processing
chemical industry
paper
breweries
order code for electrodes size flange
max water flow
min water flow = 0.25% of max
10.8.3 DN40 PN40 45
10.8.4 DN50 PN16 70
10.8.5 DN65 PN16 120
10.8.6 DN80 PN16 180
10.8.7 DN100 PN16 280
10.8.8 DN125 PN16 450
10.8.9 DN150 PN16 625
10.8.10 DN200 PN16 1210
10.8.11 DN250 PN16
10.8.12 DN300 PN16
Transmitter
mag 6000

order code 10.8.1

remote wall mount box for Mag6000  Mag 6000 transmitter, 230v 50 hz, may be mounted on a wall or the electrode  Standard electrode approved for drinking water Electrode shown with transmitter mounted on top Panel mounted Mag 6000 transmitter is also available
A flow monitor comprises of a electrode and a transmitter, you have an option of mounting the transmitter directly on the electrode, or remotely if you use the wall mount kit, alternatively a panel mount transmitter may be used.

The head can be mounted remote from the flanged pipe fitting, or it can sit on top of the pipe as shown in the photograph above. If remote displays or logging are required,   the standard unit has a two wire 4 to 20 mamp analogue output.  The analogue out can also be connected to our pump inverters to vary the speed of the pump and hence water flowrate. With filtration systems it is very important to achieve the correct flowrate, with the feed back control system you just dialup the water flow required and the system will give you a very accurate flow without the need to valve back pumps.  This can save a huge amount of energy, and also allows you to operate the system at the correct water flow for both the run phase an back-wash mode.

The enclosure is rated at IP67 for out-door use,  but it can be upgraded if required to underwater IP68 status, by using the potting kit.  The electrode is contained in the flanged fitting and is manufactured with stainless steel hastalloy electrode in an EPDM liner.  These are probably the best flow monitors suitable for a wide range of applications to give many years of trouble free operation.  A full range of flanged pipe sizes are available from DN6 to DN2000 and flowrates from 0.025 cubic metres per hour to 113,000 cubic metres per hour are available.

Installation notes.

The Flow meter should be on a horizontal section of pipe, with 5 times flange diameter of pipework before and 3 time flange diameter after the flow meter. For example, a DN100 flow meter must have 0.5m of pipework with no bends or obstructions before the flow meter and 300mm after the flow meter.  This insure a smooth non turbulent flow through the flow meter.

Dryden Aqua Ltd
Butlerfield | Bonnyrigg | Edinburgh EH19 5JQ | Scotland  UK
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