This catalog is limited to the standard versions. Special versions are available on request.
Welding
A welded protective tube provides a permanent, secure and highly resilient process connection, assuming a respective welding quality.
It is not possible to accidentally open the ... Additional gaskets are not required. If the pipe is not thick enough to ensure a secure welding connection, the appropriate weldable sockets are used.
Weldable sockets
Thread
Type of installation: Screw socket
Screw sockets of different thread types and sizes are firmly welded to the protective tube.
Screw socket
Type of installation: Compression joints
Compression joints are available as accessories. They fit with the diameter of the protective tube and provide for flexible installation. The mounting length can be selected on site. When installed correctly, compression joints are well suited for low and medium pressure.
The difference between a normal and spring-mounted design is as follows:
In the case of spring-mounted compression joints, the sensor is pressed against the measured object or the floor of the protective tube, thus achieving particularly strong heat contact.
Compression joint
Spring-mounted compression joint
Thread type: Cylindrical thread
Cylindrical threads do not seal in the thread but due to an additional sealing face or seal. For example, threads with the short form "G" (as per ISO 228) feature a threat type with a defined screw gauge.
Cylindrical thread
The male threads of our G½ screw sockets fit with both female G½ as well as Rp½ threads.
Thread type: Tapered thread
Tapered threads are different in that they seal metallically in the thread. For example, the American "NPT". Differently from the cylindrical threads, tapered threads such as the American "NPT" seal metallically in the thread itself. The relevant length information in the catalog refers to the "torque point" of the thread, which cannot be precisely defined due to standardized tolerance levels. However, the spring unit of the measuring insert compensates for the differences in length.
NPT thread
Flanges
The different properties of the flanges are as follows:
Standard series EN 1092, ASME 16.5,..
Nominal pressure
Nominal diameter
Sealing face
This information is also stamped into the flange, along with the material code and batch number for "3.1 Material".st
Industry-specific process connections
Special process connections have become popular in different industries. For example, hygiene technology: clamp-on connections, milk pipe unions and others.
Components: Protective tube
Protective tubes or sleeves fulfill two basic functions:
they protect the measuring insert from aggressive media
they make it possible to replace units during ongoing operations
This catalog is limited to the standard versions. Special versions are available on request. The large number of available types can be classified as follows:
Protective tubes made of piping material Protective tubes made of piping material are also described as "welded" or "multi-part" protective tubes. They are suitable for low to medium process loads and can be manufactured on a cost-effective basis. Versions :
Form 2N similar to DIN 43772 with straight tip and shortest possible extension length non-alignable connection head
Form 2 as per DIN 43772 with straight tip and extension alignable connection head
Form 2: with process connection Form 2G: Threaded connection Form 2F: Flange connection
Form 3 as per DIN 43772 Design with tapered tip and extension alignable connection head For these protective tubes, the protective tube tip is tapered by hammering. This results in an excellent fit with the measuring insert and very good response times. Analogous to forms 2, versions 3/3G/3F are also available for 3
Protective tubes made of solid materials Where process loads are too great, or where a protective tube cannot have a welded seam, deep hole drilled protective sleeves made of solid materials are used. Form 4 protective tubes (as per DIN 43772) are very popular in this area.
The following table shows the dimensions of the different protective tubes.
Tip
Process connection
∅ Inner [mm (inch)]
∅ Outer [mm (inch)]
∅ Inner [mm (inch)]
∅ Outer [mm (inch)]
Protective tube type, design
D1
D2
D3
D4
2N/2/2G/2F, pipe
7
9
7
9
2/2G/2F, pipe
7
12
7
12
3/3G/3F, pipe
6 + 0,1, 0,05
9
7
12
4/4F, Full
7
12,5
7
24
4/4F, fast response, full
3,5
9
3,5
18
Components: Extension
The extension is the section from the lower edge of the connection head to the fixed point of the process connection or protective tube. There are a variety of terms for this components, e.g. neck tube. For this reason the term extension has been selected as a standardized term for the different designs. Function is the deciding factor:
Thermal decoupling of connection head from process temperature
Installation of connection head over existing insulation
Simple standardization of measuring inserts: In general, the length of the extension may be freely selected. However, when using standardized mounting lengths, the option "Extension as per DIN 43 772" is recommended. This ensures that measuring inserts which are quickly available can be used. In the case of special lengths, it is possible to standardize the measuring insert length through a clever combination with the respective special extension length. This allows customers to optimize their costs in purchasing and logistics.
In the case of American-designed sensors, the extension also takes the spring load of the measuring unit.
Depending on the design, the extension can also be used to achieve an alignment of the connection head.
The form of the extension depends on the form of the protective tube:
Protective tube made of piping material The extension and protective tube usually consist of one continuous tube. The process connection is welded on. (= one-piece protective fitting).
Protective tubes made of solid materials Extension and protective tube consist of two components which are welded together. The process connection is attached to the protective tube (= multi-piece protective fitting).
Protective tube type
X [mm (inch)]
M[mm] (inch)
Divisible
2G
129 (5.08)
145 (5.71)
No
2F
64 (2.52)
80 (3.15)
No
3G
131 (5.19)
147 (5.79)
No
3F
66 (2.60)
82 (3.23)
No
4 (only L=110)
139 (5.47)
155 (6.10)
Yes
4 (others)
149 (5.87)
165 (6.50)
Yes
Extensions as per DIN 43772
Versions
With regard to their function, extensions can be classified into two types:
Alignable/non-alignable Ability to align connection head to the desired direction
Integrated measuring insert spring load In the case of American-type sensors, the spring load of the measuring insert is integrated into the extension. Measuring insert and extension form one unit.
alignable
cylindrical
alignable
tapered
without neck tube
without thread
non-alignable
cylindrical
non-alignable
tapered
non-alignable
Nipple
alignable
Nipple-Union-Nipple
alignable
Nipple-Union-Nipple
spring load
non-alignable
Nipple-Union-Nipple
spring load
Versions
Components: Connection head
Connection head
the connection head protects the connection department. The connection head features sufficient room for mounting a clamping base or transmitter.
Different connection heads are used depending on the application and preference:
Connection head
Type/Material
Designation
Degree of protection
Transmitter installation
Connection height
Explosion protection optional
BA0: Aluminum
Flange lid
IP54
Measuring insert
25 mm (0.98 inch)
Ex i
BB0: Aluminum
Hinged cover low
IP 65
Measuring insert
25 mm (0.98 inch)
Ex i
BC0: Aluminum
BC0: Plastic
Hinged cover high
IP 65
Measuring insert and/or hinged cover
25 mm (0.98 inch)
Ex i
BM0: Plastic
Screw cover
IP 65
Measuring insert
25 mm (0.98 inch)
Ex i
AG0: Aluminum
AU0: Stainless steel
Screw cover, heavy-duty
IP 68
Measuring insert
41 mm (1.61 inch)
Ex i, Ex d
AH0: Aluminum
AV0: Stainless steel
Screw cover, sight glass, heavy-duty
IP 68
Measuring insert
41 mm (1.61 inch)
Ex i, Ex d
Components: Measuring insert
Measuring insert
The measuring insert of the temperature sensor is built into the protective fitting (protective tube, extension and connection head). The basic sensor is located in the measuring insert, where it is protected. The spring load of the Siemens measuring inserts provide good thermal contact with the floor of the protective tube, and vibration resistance is significantly increased. Only highly resistant mineral-insultaed cables (MIC or plastic-sheathed) are used for the electrical connection between the basic sensor and connection head. The highly compacted magnesium oxide insulation achieves excellent vibration resistance. The following measuring insert designs are the most popular on the world market:
European type
American type
European type
European type measuring inserts can be replaced without having to dismantle the connection head. The springs are located either on the transmitter or the terminal block. This makes it possible to achieve a 8 to 10 mm spring range. Instead of a ceramic head, you can also mount a SITRANS-TH transmitter directly on the blank of the measuring insert.
American type
American-type measuring inserts feature a large spring range. These measuring inserts are ideal for use with NPT threads that feature high tolerances. In this configuration, the extension function is partially or fully integrated (nipple-union-nipple). Moreover it is also possible to directly attach field devices, e.g. SITRANS-TF.
Components: Transmitters
SITRANS-TH head transmitters process weak non-linear sensor signals and transmit a stable and temperature-linear standard signal, thereby minimizing sensor signal disruptions.
The transmitters permanently monitor the temperature sensors and transmit diagnostic data to superordinate systems.
Because of the low energy feed of the SITRANS-TH head transmitters, self-heating of the temperature sensors can be maintained at minimal levels.
The electrical isolation and integrated cold junction ensure that temperature sensors with thermocouples provide reliable measurements at a low cost.
SITRANS-TH product family
TH100 - the basic device
Output 4..20mA
for PT100
can be configured using simple software
TH200 - the universal device
Output 4..20mA
Resistance thermometer, thermocouples
can be configured using simple software
TH300 - HART universal
Output 4..20mA/HART
Resistance thermometer, thermocouples
HART conforming
Diagnostic functions
TH400 - Fieldbus PA and FF
Output PROFIBUS PA or FOUNDATION Fieldbus
Resistance thermometer, thermocouples
Diagnostics
Installation types
All SITRANS-TH transmitters can be installed in type B connection heads. The following installation forms are used:
Measuring insert installation Our standard version offers the following advantages
Small vibrating masses and compact design
Measuring insert-transmitter unit can be replaced quickly
Installation of measuring insert
Hinged cover installation
Standard for head type BC0 and BP0
Advantage: Measuring insert and transmitter can be repaired/maintained separately (recalibration).
Hinged cover installation
Measuring technology: Basic sensors
The diverse application spectrum for industrial temperature measuring technology requires different sensor technologies.
Resistance thermometer
The Pt100 resistance thermometers in this catalog correspond with IEC 751/EN 60 751.
Basic sensors made of other basic materials, with different basic values or different underlying standards are available on request. Resistance thermometers can be classified as follows
Basic design The sensor element is built with thin layer technology. The resistance material is applied in the form of a thin layer on a ceramic carrier material.
Versions featuring increased vibration resistance In addition to the basic design: Measures to improve vibration resistance.
Versions with expanded measuring range Elements in wire-wound design. The wire winding is embedded in a ceramic body.
Thermocouples
The thermocouples in this catalog correspond with IEC 584/EN 60 584.
Other thermocouples based on other thermo pairs or underlying standards are available upon request.
The most common ignoble thermocouples are:
Type N (NiCrSi-NiSi) high degree of stability even in upper temperature range.
Type K (NiCr-Ni) more stable than type J, but drifts in upper range.
Type J (Fe-CuNi) narrow application band.
Measuring technology: Measuring range
The measuring area describes the temperature limits within which the thermometer can be used in a way that is meaningful for measurement purposes. Depending on the loads present and the desired accuracy levels, the actual application range for the thermometer may be smaller.
Resistance thermometer
Basic version and increased vibration resistance
-50 ... 400 °C (-58 ... 752 °F)
Expanded measuring range
-200 ... 600 °C (-328 ... 1112 °F)
Thermocouple
Type N
-40 ... 1100 °C (-40 ... 2112 °F)
Type K
-40 ... 1000 °C (-40 ... 1132 °F)
Type J
-40 ... 750 °C (-40 ... 1382 °F)
Measuring technology: Measuring accuracy
Resistance thermometer
The tolerance classes of the resistance thermometers correspond with IEC 751/EN 60751:
tolerance
Δt
Basic accuracy, Class B
±(0.30 °C+0.0050|t|)
Increased accuracy, Class A
±(0.15 °C+0.0020|t|)
High degree of accuracy, Class 1/3 B
±(0.10 °C+0.0017|t|)
The following tables provide an overview of the scope of these tolerances. If you exceed the specified limits with a resistance thermometer, the values of the next lower accuracy class apply:
Depending on the thermal and mechanical loads at the site, the actual application range of the thermometer may be smaller.
Thermocouples
The tolerance classes of the thermocouples correspond with IEC 584/EN 60584:
Catalog versions
Type
Basic accuracy, Class 2
Increased accuracy, Class 1
N
-40 °C ... 333 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 631.4 °F±4.5 °F) 333 °C ... 1200 °C±0,0075 x |t| (631.4 °F ... 2192 °F±0.0075 x |t|)
-40 °C ... 375 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 707 °F±2.7 °F) 375 °C ... 1000 °C±0,004 x |t| (707 °F ... 1832 °F±0.004 x |t|)
K
-40 °C ... 333 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 631.4 °F±4.5 °F) 333 °C ... 1200 °C±0,0075 x |t| (631.4 °F ... 2192 °F±0.0075 x |t|)
-40 °C ... 375 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 707 °F±2.7 °F) 375 °C ... 1000 °C±0,004 x |t| (707 °F ... 1832 °F±0.004 x |t|)
J
-40 °C ... 333 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 631.4 °F±4.5 °F) 333 °C ... 750 °C±0,0075 x |t| (631.4 °F ... 1382 °F±0.0075 x |t|)
-40 °C ... 375 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 707 °F±4.5 °F) 375 °C ... 750 °C±0,004 x |t| (707 °F ... 1382 °F±0.004 x |t|)
Other thermocouples, ignoble
Type
Basic accuracy, Class 2
Increased accuracy, Class 1
T
-40 °C ... 133 °C±1 °C (-40 °F ... 271.4 °F±1.0 °F) 133 °C ... 350 °C±0,0075 x |t| (271.4 °F ... 662 °F±0.0075 x |t|)
-40 °C ... 125 °C±0,5 °C (-40 °F ... 257 °F±0.9 °F) 125 °C ... 350 °C±0,004 x |t| (257 °F ... 662 °F±0.004 x |t|)
E
-40 °C ... 333 °C±2,5 °C (-40 °F ... 631.4 °F±4.5 °F) 333 °C ... 900 °C±0,0075 x |t| (631.4 °F ... 1652 °F±0.0075 x |t|)
-40 °C ... 375 °C±1,5 °C (-40 °F ... 707 °F±2.7 °F) 375 °C ... 800 °C±0,004 x |t| (707 °F ... 1472 °F±0.004 x |t|)
Other thermocouples, noble
Type
Basic accuracy, Class 2
Increased accuracy, Class 1
R and S
0 °C ... 600 °C±1,5 °C (32 °F ... 1112 °F±2.7 °F) 600 °C ... 1600 °C±0,0025 x |t| (1112 °F ... 2912 °F±0.0025 x |t|)
0 °C ... 1100 °C±1 °C (32 °F ... 2012 °F±1.8 °F) 1100 °C ... 1600 °C±[1 + 0,003 (t - 1100)] °C (2112 °F ... 2912 °F±[1.8 + 0.003 (t - 212)] °F)
B
600 °C ... 1700 °C±0,0025 x |t| (1112 °F ... 3092 °F±0.0025 x |t|)
Measuring technology: Response times
Response time describes the speed of the measurement system in the case of a temperature change, and is typically indicated as T0.5 or T0.9. The values indicate the time in which a measured value has increased to 50% or 90% of the actual temperature increase.
The main variables which affect response time are as follows:
Protective tube geometry Ideally: as little material as possible at tip, use of conductive material
Thermal connection of measuring insert to protective tube: Because of design changes implemented for the measuring insert (small gap width, spring system), Siemens measuring inserts feature very good response behavior. Because of the good fit, additional contact materials are not usually required except in certain applications e.g. attachment of a surface sensor.
Size of temperature increase
Medium and flow rate
Resistance thermometer
Typical values as per EN 60751 in water at 0.4m/s can be found in the following table.
Protective tube form
Diameter [mm]
T0.5
T0.9
None
6 mm (0.24 inch)
3 mm (0.12 inch)
3,9
1
11,4
3,5
straight (2)
9 mm (0.35 inch)
12 mm (0.47 inch)
30
23
96
69
Tapered (3)
12 mm (0.47 inch)
10
24
Solid material (4) U=65
24 mm (0.95 inch)
27
77
Solid material (4)] U=125
24 mm (0.95 inch)
30
85
Solid material (4) U=65
18 mm (0.71 inch)
19
52
Thermocouples
Typical values as per EN 60751 in water at 0.4m/s can be found in the following table.
Protective tube form
Diameter [mm]
T0.5
T0.9
None
6 mm (0.24 inch)
3 mm (0.12 inch)
2
0,5
4
1
straight (2)
9 mm (0.35 inch)
12 mm (0.47 inch)
20
19
63
66
Tapered (3)
12 mm (0.47 inch)
7
22
Solid material (4) U=65
24 mm (0.95 inch)
22
73
Solid material (4)] U=125
24 mm (0.95 inch)
20
53
Solid material (4) U=65
18 mm (0.71 inch)
12
41
Measuring technology: Mounting depth
Measuring insert
Type
Temperature-sensitive length (TSL) [mm]
Non-bendable length [mm]
Basic
7 mm (0.28 inch)
30 mm (1.82 inch)
Increased vibration resistance
7 mm (0.28 inch)
30 mm (1.82 inch)
Expanded measuring range
50 mm (1.97 inch)
60 mm (2.36 inch)
Thermocouple
3 mm (0.12 inch)
3 mm (0.12 inch)
Contact with media
Ambient conditions (temperature/weather/insulation) and the size of the protective tube, process connection and piping result in so-called "heat transmission errors".
To prevent such an error, the submersion depth and diameter of the protective tube tip are defined. The temperature-sensitive length (TSL) of the protective tube must also be taken into account.
Water Submersion depth ≥ TSL + 5 x Ø of protective tube
Air Submersion depth ≥ TSL + 10..15 x Ø of protective tube
Recommendations
Select largest possible submersion depth
Select measuring location with higher flow velocity
Insulate outer components of thermometer
Smallest possible surface for outer components
Installation in pipe bends, left
Direct measurements without additional protective tube if no suitable solution can be found using other measures.
Measuring technology: Connection types
In the case of resistance thermometers, the type of sensor connection directly affects the level of accuracy:
Two-wire system
The resistance of sensor lines are included in the measurement result as an error. Adjustments are recommended in this case.
PT100 2-wire system
Three-wire system
Line resistance is not included in the measurement result. Requirements: all terminal and line resistances (corrosion) are at the same level, and terminals are at the same temperature level.
PT100 three-wire system
Four-wire system
Line resistance is not included in the measurement result. This type of connection is the most secure and most accurate.
PT100 four-wire system
Siemens measuring inserts can be used to implement all types of connections for 1 x Pt100 devices. In the case of 2 x Pt100 versions, two- and three-wire systems are also possible. For measurement-related reasons, we always recommend a 1 x four-wire or 2 x 3-wire connection.
Temperature influence
At the connection head
without transmitter
with transmitter
Aluminum or stainless steel
-40 ... 150 °C (-40 ... 302 °F)
-40 ... 85 °C (-40 ... 185 °F)
Plastic
-40 ... 85 °C (-40 ... 185 °F)
-40 ... 85 °C (-40 ... 185 °F)
Influence of extension
The illustration below assists you in selecting the right length for the neck tube.
length of neck tube, effect on temperature
Please note that guidance values may change due to local conditions. Please consider these potential changes particularly with respect to explosion protection.
Also note that the accuracy of the transmitter also depends on the temperature in the connection head.
Process connection/Protective tube
When selecting a process connection, process parameters of a certain technology can be considered along with regional, standard-based and customer-specific requirements. The range of products includes a broad selection of standard connections. Additional products are available on request.
In the case of redesigned or newly designed facilities, it is possible to achieve cost savings by implementing various measures:
Use of standard lengths through clever selection of screw, weld or flange sockets
Moveable compression joints
The temperature resistance of a material for process connections and protective tubes also limits the application area of the temperature sensor. The temperature range indicated on the type plate always refers to the measuring insert, not the material which comes into contact with media. Two aspects must be considered when assessing temperature stability:
What maximum temperature may the material reach without a load?
What is the behavior under load?
Process load
Because of the large variety of possible applications and variables, it is not possible to make general binding statements regarding the resilience of components which comes into contact with media. The load diagrams below can be used for common application areas. However, where operating conditions vary significantly, please contact our technical support team.
Possible variables affecting measuring accuracy:
The process itself
Correction options
Temperature
Mounting lengths
Pressure
Protective tube type
Flow velocity
Material selection (incl. coating)
Viscosity
Suitable process connection
Vibration
Support against vibration
Corrosiveness
Abrasion (e.g. carbon dust)
Load diagrams
Protective tubes with Ø9.1 mm(0.36 inch) ,measurements in mm (inch)
Protective tubes with Ø12 x 2.5 mm (0.47 X 0.10 inch), measurements in mm (inch)
Protective tubes with Ø12 x 2.5 mm (0.47 X 0.10 inch), Ø14 x 2.5 mm (0.55 X 0.10 inch), measurements in mm (inch)
Protective tubes with Ø14 mm (0.95 inch), C= 65 mm (2.60 inch), measurements in mm (inch)
Protective tubes with Ø18 mm (0.71 in), C= 65 mm (2.60 inch), measurements in mm (inch)
Protective tubes with Ø14 mm (0.95 inch), C= 4.92 in (4.92 in), measurements in mm (inch)
Protective tube calculation
Properly applied load diagrams will provide a sufficient degree of safety for the most common protective tube configurations.
However, there are cases in which operating conditions excessively deviate from standard parameters. In this case a customized protective tube calculation may be required.
Another reason for doing this calculation is the fact that flowing media can create turbulence at the tip of the protective tube under certain conditions. The protective tube will then vibrate and may even be destroyed if not configured correctly. This is the most common cause for breakdowns involving protective tubes.
SIEMENS offers the two recognized methods for calculating the protective tube:
DIN/Dittrich method
ASME/Murdock method This method also takes into account turbulence formation on a mathematical level.
Both methods provide a high degree of safety with regard to protective tube configuration, however, they do not provide a guarantee against breakdowns.
Materials
Material descriptions/Standards comparison
Maximum temperature
Properties
Applications
Mat. No.:
AISI/Trade name:
EN 10028-2:
Description
1.4404
AISI 316 L
X2CrNiMo17-12-2
Austenitic stainless steel
600°C
good acid resistance, resistant against grain boundary corrosion
Chemical industry, waste treatment, paper and cellulose industry, food industry
1.4571
AISI 316 Ti
X6CrNiMoTi 17 12-2
Austenitic stainless steel
800°C
good acid resistance, resistant against grain boundary corrosion (supported by TI portion)
Chemical industry, textile industry, paper and cellulose industry, water supply, food and pharmaceuticals
1.5415
A 204 Gr.A
16Mo3
Carbon steel, high-alloy
500°C
Resistant at higher temperatures, well suited for welding
Steam turbines, steam lines, water pipes
1.7335
A 182 F11
13CrMo4-5
Carbon steel, high-alloy
540°C
Resistant at higher temperatures, well suited for welding
Steam turbines, steam lines, water pipes
1.4841
SS 314
X15CrNiSi25-20
Austenitic heat-resistant stainless steel
1150 °C
Resistant at high temperatures, also resistant against low-O2 and nitrogen-containing gases.
Flue gas, petrochemical industry, chemicals industry, power plants
1.4762
446
X10CrAl24
Ferritic heat-resistant steel
1150 °C
Resistant at high temperatures, in oxidizing and reducing sulphur-containing atmosphere
Chemical industry, power plants, steel industry, waste gas treatment
2.4816
Inconel 600
NiCr15Fe
Nickel-Chrome alloy
1150°C
Resistant at high temperatures, resistant against chlorine-induced cold crack corrosion
Chemical industry, petrochemical industry, food industry
1.4876
Incoloy 800
X10NiCrAlTi32-21
Austenitic heat-resistant stainless steel
1100°C
Excellent resistance against oxidation and carbonization at high temperatures, good corrosion resistance
O&G industry, waste gas treatment, power plants (steam boiler, heat exchanger), applications using aggressive fluids
2.4819
Hastelloy C 276
NiMo16Cr15W
Nickel-Chrome-Molybdenum alloy
1100°C
Resistant at high temperatures, in oxidizing and reducing atmosphere, resistant against pitting and crevice corrosion, good corrosion resistance after welding
Chemicals industry, paper and cellulose industry, waste treatment, waste incinerators, emissions controls, shipbuilding and offshore industry
2.4360
Monel 400
NiCu30Fe
Nickel-Copper alloy
500°C
Excellent corrosion resistance, particularly against chlorine-induced cold crack corrosion
Chemical industry, offshore industry, nuclear technology, petrochemical industry
Where cost-intensive materials are used with flange protective tubes, cost savings can be achieved by using a so-called flanged wheel. A thin disc of the material which comes into contact with media is applied prior to the flange (ordinary stainless steel).
Vibration resistance of measuring insert, cable sensor
Similar to the protective tube, the equipment also creates inner (Karman vortices) and outer vibration inducements which act on the measuring insert. For this reason, a special assembly of measurement elements is required. Other than a few exceptions for cable and compact thermometers, SIEMENS only produces sensors with a mineral-insulated plastic-sheathed cable. Together with precautions taken when installing the measuring element, the SIEMENS basic version already exceeds EN 60 751 by more than a factor of 3. Pursuant to the measurement methods of this standard, the following values are obtained (tip-tip):
10 g Basic version and expanded measuring range
60 g Increased vibration resistance and thermocouple
Bending ability of measuring insert / cable sensor
All SIEMENS measuring inserts are made with a mineral-insulated plastic-sheathed cable (MIC). The same applies to a portion of the cable and compact thermometer. In addition to the already described properties, another advantage of the plastic-sheathed cable is its bending ability. This makes it possible to install these thermometers even in difficult to access areas. Please ensure that you are not below the following bending radius:
Ø MIC [mm] (inch)
Rmax = 4x Ø MIC [mm] (inch)
3 (0.12)
12 (0.48)
6 (0.24)
24 (0.95)
Where a smaller bending radius is required due to installation conditions, subsequent testing of the insulation resistance is recommended.
Electrical stability
Insulation resistance
The insulation resistance between each measuring circuit and the fitting is tested at a voltage of 500 V DC at room temperature.
Riso ≥ 100 MΩ
Due to the property of the mineral-insulated cable, the insulation resistance decreases as temperature increases. Because of the special production method, it is however possible to achieve very good values even at high temperatures.
Line resistance
When connected to two-wire systems, the line resistance is included in the measurement result. The following rule of thumb can be used:
∅ Measuring insert 3 mm (0.12 inch) 5 Ω/m or 12.8 °C (55.04 °F)
∅ Measuring insert 6 mm (0.24 in) 2.8 Ω/m or 44.78 ℉ (44.78 ℉)
For this reason a connection to three- or four-wire systems is highly recommended.
Approvals
ATEX intrinsically-safe PTB 08 ATEX ... X
II 1/2 GD Ex ib, II 1 GD Ex ia
ATEX pressure-resistant PTB 08 ATEX ... X
II 1/2 GD Ex d
Pressure equipment directive:
This device is not covered by the pressure equipment directive; classification as per the pressure equipment directive:
In addition, statutory, standards-based or operating specifications also require additional testing. The results are certified in certificates as per EN 10204:
as per EN 10 204-2.1, order conformity Certificate in which SIEMENS confirms that the delivered products correspond with the requirements of the order, without indicating test results. The testing does not have to be carried out on the delivered devices.
as per EN 10 204-3.1 Certificate in which SIEMENS confirms that the delivered products meet the requirements set out in the order. Along with listing the test results. Testing is carried out by an organization which is independent of production. The acceptance test certificate 3.1 replaces 3.1.B of the previous edition.
Material certificate for parts which come into contact with media This certificate confirms the properties of the material and warrants traceability up to the melting batch.
Pressure-resistant Hydrostatic pressure test on protective tube as per customer specifications. Where operating pressure is not specified, testing is carried out using the nominal pressure of the process connection.
Helium leak test This test can be used to detect even the smallest leaks in protective tubes and welded seams.
X-ray testing for measuring inserts By conducting an X-ray test, welded connections can be tested for e.g. bubbles, insufficient weld penetration and other material defects.
Surface tear test The color penetration method can detect tears and other surface defects.
Comparative text (calibration) The test object is measured in one temperature direction against a highly precise thermometer, and the measured values of test object and normal are documented. However, calibration requires the measuring insert to be of a certain minimum length. Measuring inserts can be calibrated together with the associated transmitter. Calibration values can be stored in the transmitter in order to increase the accuracy of the system.
as per EN 10 204-3.2 This acceptance certificate can be prepared on request, together with an acceptance representative of the ordering party or a representative indicated as per official requirements (e.g. TÜV) It confirms that the delivered products meet the requirements set out in the order; it also contains the test results.
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Краны и Клапаны
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Измерительные приборы
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Системы беспроводного управления «умный дом»
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