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    1) Flanged seals with flush diaphragms are available in DN50PN40, DN80PN40, and DN100PN40 sizes for remote connection to transmitters and gauges via capillaries filled with manometric liquid. 2) Diaphragm seals isolate measuring devices from high/low temperatures, impurities, and vibrations in remote installations. 3) Recommended minimum measuring ranges depend on the pressure measuring device and diaphragm seal size, with larger seals minimizing thermal errors from capillary temperature fluctuations.

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    1) Flanged seals with flush diaphragms are available in DN50PN40, DN80PN40, and DN100PN40 sizes for remote connection to transmitters and gauges via capillaries filled with manometric liquid. 2) Diaphragm seals isolate measuring devices from high/low temperatures, impurities, and vibrations in remote installations. 3) Recommended minimum measuring ranges depend on the pressure measuring device and diaphragm seal size, with larger seals minimizing thermal errors from capillary temperature fluctuations.

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    1) Flanged seals with flush diaphragms are available in DN50PN40, DN80PN40, and DN100PN40 sizes for remote connection to transmitters and gauges via capillaries filled with manometric liquid. 2) Diaphragm seals isolate measuring devices from high/low temperatures, impurities, and vibrations in remote installations. 3) Recommended minimum measuring ranges depend on the pressure measuring device and diaphragm seal size, with larger seals minimizing thermal errors from capillary temperature fluctuations.

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    1) Flanged seals with flush diaphragms are available in DN50PN40, DN80PN40, and DN100PN40 sizes for remote connection to transmitters and gauges via capillaries filled with manometric liquid. 2) Diaphragm seals isolate measuring devices from high/low temperatures, impurities, and vibrations in remote installations. 3) Recommended minimum measuring ranges depend on the pressure measuring device and diaphragm seal size, with larger seals minimizing thermal errors from capillary temperature fluctuations.

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    Flanged seals with flush diaphragm S-P

    (DN 50PN40, DN80PN40, DN100PN40)


    L

    Acc. PN-EN-1092-1:2010 Type B1


    Remote connection with:
    4 × Æ9
    smart and analog
    pressure and differential
    pressure transmitters
    gauges: Æ63, Æ100

    34.5
    Dm
    d1

    K 34.5
    D

    Connector length: 42 mm
    Capillary

    Direct connection with:


    40 smart and analog pressure and
    differential pressure transmitters
    gauges: Æ63, Æ100

    Diaphragm seal dimensions


    Version Diaphragm Contact face Diameter of External Thickness Diameter Number
    diameter diameter bolt circle diameter of holes of holes
    Dm d1 K D d L
    DN50 PN40/ 59 102 125 165 22 18 4
    2’’ANSI 150 59 92 120,5 150 20 20 4
    DN80 PN40 89 138 160 200 24 18 8
    3’’ ANSI 150 89 127 152,5 190 24 20 4
    DN100 PN40 89 162 190 235 24 22 8
    4’’ ANSI 150 89 158 190,5 230 24 20 8

    Application
    The diaphragm seal is a pressure-transmitting, diaphragm-type device. The pressure signal is sent to the cooper-
    ating pressure measuring device (pressure transmitter, pressure gauge) through manometric liquid filling the
    space between the separating diaphragm of the seal and the pressure measuring device. The diaphragm seal
    task is to isolate the pressure measuring device from damaging impacts caused by either medium or installation:
    – low or high temperature, increased viscosity, impurities;
    – vibrations of the installation (remote diaphragm seal).

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    Recommended minimum measuring range (bar),
    depending on the type of the set: pressure measuring device - diaphragm seal
    Pressure Diaphragm Diaphragm seal version
    measuring device seal type DN50 / 2’’ DN80 / 3’’ DN100 / 4’’
    Smart direct 0.10 0.025 0.025
    transmitters* remote (2 m) 1 0.25 0.25
    direct 0.1 0.1 0.1
    PCE-28
    remote (2 m) 1 0.25 0.25
    direct 1 1 1
    Æ63 gauge
    remote (2 m) 2.5 1 1
    direct 1 1 1
    Æ100 gauge
    remote (2 m) 2.5 1 1
    * The ranges given in the table for the smart transmitters should be taken as set ranges.
    Recommendations
    The essential metrological problem at diaphragm seals operational use is an absolute thermal zero error, resulting from the
    thermal expansion of the manometer liquid. The expansion effect must be compensated for with the separating diaphragm
    flexibility.
    To minimise this effect, it is advisable to:
    – use capillaries as short as possible, in this way the volume of manometer liquid will be reduced
    (maximum capillary length for DN50 / 2” is 10m);
    – use the greater diameter seals, in order to maximise the separating diaphragm flexibility;
    – locate the capillaries in the places, in which the temperature fluctuations will be minimal.

    Zero error from ambient temperature change


    Diaphragm seal type Absolute zero error per 10°C for the diaphragm seal An additional zero error, resulting from temperature
    DN50 / 2’’ DN80/ 3’’ DN100 / 4’’ fluctuations in a medium, depends on the tempera-
    ture gradient in the oil-based diaphragm sealing sys-
    direct 0.5 mbar 0.4 mbar 0.4 mbar tem. The error value is, in any case, significantly
    remote (2 m capillary) 3 mbar 1 mbar 1 mbar smaller than the error value shown in the table.

    Temperature range of measured medium


    Direct diaphragm
    Remote diaphragm seal
    seal
    Manometric liquid Underpressure measurements Overpressure measurements
    very high temperature (DH) max. 200°C for p > 0,05bar ABS 15...380°C
    high temperature (DC) max. 250°C for p > 0,1bar ABS -10...315°C -30...150°C
    low temperature (AK) not recommended for measurement -60...200°C
    of pressures < 0,2 bar ABS
    Note: When operating with an ambient temperature of < 0°C, heating of capillaries filled with DC or DH fluid is recommended.

    Special versions
    Maximum pressure for PN40 – 40 bar - Other standard ANSI or DIN
    Maximum pressure for ANSI 150 – 150 psi - Filled with edible oil (medium temp. -10...150°C)
    Material of diaphragm and flange: 316Lss - Direct diaphragm seal for medium temp. over 150°C
    Important: - Others
    - standard outlet capillary from flange:
    direct mounted diaphragm seal - axial
    remote mounted diaphragm seal - radial
    other configuration avaliable on request

    Ordering procedure
    direct diaphragm seal: pressure measuring device / S-P – DN..... / spec. ver. (description)

    remote diaphragm seal: pressure measuring device / S-PK – DN..... /K = ..... m / ..... / ..... / spec. ver. (description)

    Transmitter or gauge Diaphragm seal version Type of manometric liquid:


    – see the code in the DC (high-temperature)
    Capillary length AK (low-temperature)
    appropriate catalogue sheet
    Mounting of capillary:
    AX - axial (standard version)
    RD - radial (on request)

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