Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis

Flow Transmitter

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Speaker:
Courtney Vaughan

• Courtney is a Flow & Density Specialist, supporting areas of

Texas. He has been with Emerson for over 5 years, and has
14 years in the flow measurement industry. He supports
several teams for Micro Motion Flow & Density Products, as
well as Rosemount’s Magnetic and Vortex Flow Meter
products. He holds a B.S. of Industrial Technology from
Lamar University, and an A.A.S. of Electronics Technology
from Angelina College. Courtney participates in industry
standards groups such as API and AGA, and teaches at
industry schools such as ISHM, CEESI, CCAMS, and
ASGMT.
Courtney Vaughan
Flow & Density Specialist
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Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Agenda
Limitations of Traditional 2-Wire Technologies
Advantages of Coriolis and 2-Wire Technology
Coriolis Theory
4200 Coriolis Transmitter Features
Compatibility, Wiring, Display, and Configurations
Frequently Asked Questions
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Traditional 2-Wire Technologies – Limitations
Differential Pressure: Turbine: Positive Displacement:
• Permanent pressure loss • Moving parts = • Moving parts =
• Straight runs maintenance and repair maintenance and repair
• Flow conditioning • Lower rangeability • Lower rangeability
• Impulse piping: leak • Different calibrations for • Damage and/or wear =
points, plugging, different fluids/gases loss of accuracy
additional costs
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Advantages

Advantages of Coriolis Technology:

• Direct mass measurement, high accuracy, wide turndown
• Direct liquid density measurement
• No moving parts, no maintenance
• Multi-variable measurement
• Easy installation and start-up
• No flow conditioning or straight run piping required
• Bidirectional measurement

Advantages of 2-wire Coriolis:

• Eliminates cost by using the existing wiring and without the need to install additional wiring, scaffolding, conduit, AC
panels, and transformers
• Improves reliability by providing an accurate mass flow and density measurement
• Lowers CAPEX by reducing detailed engineering, planning, and installation labor cost
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Improved Reliability: Acrylic Acid Distillation Column

Reliability Challenges Value Improvement Practice Impact on Operations

• Legacy dP Flowmeter was prone Micro Motion ELITE and 4200 Results
to plugging and drifting Coriolis 2-Wire Flowmeter

• Plugged impulse lines often lead • Accurately measure mass Reduce shutdowns due to
to unplanned shutdowns flowrate and density impulse line plugging

• Plant efficiency was reduced • Remove impulse lines and

along with increased potential for plugging
maintenance cost
• Re-use existing 2-wire
infrastructure $25K Saved on installation costs
by leveraging 2-wire
transmitter

Insulated CMF300 in 4200 transmitter

elevated installation installed remotely
with tubes down. for ease of viewing.
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Theory

1• During a no flow condition, flow

tubes vibrate in phase with each
other.
2• With flow, Coriolis forces are
induced causing the flow tubes to
twist in opposition to each other.
1 2

No Flow Condition Phase Shift with Flow

Left Left
pickoff pickoff
Right Right
pickoff pickoff

No phase shift Phase shift in signal due to Coriolis effect is

between coil signals directly proportional to mass flow
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Features

Loop powered 4-20 mA output SIL 2 capable single use

2- Channels Available SIL 3 with multiple meters

SMV Basic and Integrated Data Historian w/

Zero Verification Included Real Time Clock

Integral and Remote Mount Large, Fully Configurable,

Wireless Adapter Option Rotatable Display
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Compatibility

Integral Remote
CMF200 – CMF350 CMF010 – CMF350

CMFS007 – CMFS150 CMFS007 – CMFS150

F025 – F300 F025 – F300

H025 – H300 H025 - H300

R025 – R300 R025 – R300

T025 – T150 T025-T150

*Not Currently Compatible with High Temperature, Tantalum, CNG, and D-series Sensors
 Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Wiring Terminal Compartment
A: Ground Screw
B: Channels Label
C: Factory Use RS-485 Port
D: Removable I/O Terminal Block
E: HART Clips
F: Terminal Compartment Inside Cover Label

Channel A Channel B
4200 (2-Wire) Loop powered 4-20 mA-HART 4-20mA/FO/DO
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Rotatable Display

1 2 3

The display can be rotated without the need to remove the front cover!
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Transmitter & Sensor Configurations

Integral Integral Remote Remote

With Wireless With Wireless
THUM Adapter THUM Adapter
Option Option
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Frequently Asked Questions

Is the accuracy the same when using the 4200?

• The accuracy is sensor dependent
• Standard Elite Series accuracy is 0.10% on liquid, and 0.25% on gas
• Enhanced and custom calibrations not currently available

How much I/O does the 4200 have?

• The 4200 has 2 channels of I/O. Channel A is 4-20mA + HART. Channel B is
configurable to 4-20mA, Pulse, or Discrete Output

How much memory does the 4200 have?

• The 4200’s on-board data historian simultaneously captures:
– 14 days of 5-minute averaged data
– 2 days of 10-second averaged data

What is the minimum voltage required for the 4200?

• The minimum “lift-off” voltage required is 17.5V, with an additional 1V to power the
backlight
Micro Motion 4200 Coriolis Flow Transmitter:
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a field communicator to configure the 4200?
• The 4200 is fully configurable using only the local operator interface
• The 4200 can be connected ProLink, AMS, or TREX communicator

Does the 4200 have Meter Verification?

• The 4200 has on-board Smart Meter Verification Basic and Zero Verification
• The 4200 must be blocked in to perform Smart Meter Verification
• It is recommended that a baseline SMV be run/stored once installed when using the
4200 transmitter

Are there applications where you don’t suggest a 2-Wire Meter?

• Continuous, multi-phase applications
• Large line sizes (6” and above)
• Densities over 1.4g/cc, viscosities over 500cP, and velocities over 0.2 Mach

Can I use the 4200 on an existing sensor?

• Most sensors with an existing 2200S transmitter are compatible
• Most sensors with a ‘9-wire’ configuration are compatible (CMF350 or smaller)
• Field or factory recalibrations are recommended
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