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Instruction Manual
CARBO 2100
CO
2
Transducer

Instruction Manual
CARBO 2100
CO
2
Transducer

While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document, Anton Paar GmbH assumes
no responsibility for technical or printing errors or omissions.
Nor is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained in this
instruction manual.
Anton Paar GmbH does not make a commitment to update the information in this manual. Specifications
are subject to change without notice.
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permission of Anton Paar GmbH.
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property of their respective owners and are legally protected.
Published by Anton Paar GmbH. Printed in Austria.
Copyright 2004 Anton Paar GmbH, Graz, Austria
Contact: Anton Paar GmbH
Anton-Paar-Str. 20
A-8054 Graz / Austria - Europe
Tel: +43 316 257-0
Fax: +43 316 257-257
E-mail: info@anton-paar.com
Web: www.anton-paar.com
Date: 20.12.2004
Document number:B47IB34E.fm
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Contents
1 Introduction...................................................................................................................................... 7
2 Safety Instructions........................................................................................................................... 9
3 Symbols in the Instruction Manual .............................................................................................. 11
4 Supplied Items ............................................................................................................................... 13
5 Maintenance ................................................................................................................................... 15
6 System Description of the Transducer........................................................................................ 19
7 Installation...................................................................................................................................... 21
7.1 Mounting the CARBO 2100 Transducer ................................................................................ 21
7.2 Compressed air supply.......................................................................................................... 24
7.3 Electrical Wiring..................................................................................................................... 25
8 Checklist for Startup...................................................................................................................... 29
9 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................. 31
9.1 No Measurement or Frozen Reading .................................................................................... 31
9.2 Measuring Value not Stable and too High ............................................................................. 33
9.3 Measuring Value too Low and Possibly Unstable.................................................................. 33
10 Technical Reference...................................................................................................................... 35
10.1 Operating Principle ................................................................................................................ 35
10.2 Calculation of the CO
2
Content ............................................................................................. 36
10.3 Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................ 38
11 Document Numbers....................................................................................................................... 39
Appendix A: Feedback Form......................................................................................................... 40
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1 Introduction
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1 Introduction
The Anton Paar CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer is a powerful and highly accurate
transducer for continuous on-line carbon dioxide concentration measurement in
beverages. The CARBO 2100 transducer connects to an mPDS 2000V3
evaluation unit.
The mPDS 2000V3 calculates the CO
2
concentration from the saturation
pressure and temperature determined by the CARBO 2100 transducer. For
accurate CO
2
concentration determination the product type (beer, sparkling wine,
mineral water, product specific group), can be selected according to the currently
measured beverage.
Important:
A complete measuring system consists of a CARBO 2100 transducer and a
mPDS 2000V3. It is therefore essential to read the mPDS 2000 V3 instruction
manual and follow the instructions for the corresponding program.
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2 Safety Instructions
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2 Safety Instructions
This instruction manual does not claim to address all of the safety issues
associated with the use of the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer and samples. It
is the responsibility of the user to establish health and safety practices and
determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
Before using the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer, read this instruction manual
completely.
Anton Paar GmbH only warrants the proper functioning of the CARBO 2100
CO
2
transducer if no unauthorized adjustments have been made to
mechanical parts, electronic parts and software, and the following points are
adhered to.
Follow all hints, warnings and instructions in the instruction manual to ensure
the correct and safe functioning of the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer.
Do not use the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer for any purpose other than
described in the instruction manual. Anton Paar GmbH is not liable for
damages caused by incorrect use of the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer.
Do not use any accessories other than those supplied or approved by Anton
Paar GmbH.
The installation procedure should only be carried out by authorized
personnel who are familiar with the installation instructions.
Do not operate the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer if a malfunction is
suspected, or damages, injuries or loss of life cannot be excluded under all
circumstances.
The CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer is not an explosion-proof instrument and
therefore must not be operated in areas where there is a risk of explosion.
Never install the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer and the transducer in areas
where strong electromagnetic fields are present.
Service and/or maintenance procedures which involve removing outside
covers and working with the power switched on may only be performed by
authorized service personnel.
Ensure that all operators are fully trained to use the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer correctly and safely.
Due to the nature of the measurement, the measuring results not only
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depend on the correct use and functioning of the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer, but may also be influenced by other factors. We therefore
recommend that the analysis results are plausibility tested before
consequential actions are taken.
Process transducers like the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer are often
exposed to extreme working conditions such as shock pressure, sudden
changes in temperature, aggressive samples, etc. which may cause drifts or
failure. Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to periodically check the
measured results and re-adjust the measuring system if required.
The impeller of the CARBO 2100 must not run dry. Install a liquid sensor to
protect the CARBO 2100 impller. When the line is empty the CARBO 2100
must be stopped via the corresponding input of the mPDS 2000V3.
Repair and service procedures may only be carried out by authorized
personnel or by Anton Paar GmbH.
Dispose of the CARBO 2100 CO
2
transducer according to the country-
specific legal requirements.
3 Symbols in the Instruction Manual
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3 Symbols in the Instruction Manual
The following symbols are used in the instruction manual:
Warning:
The "Warning" sign indicates a hazard.
It calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, etc. which, if not correctly
performed or adhered to, could result in injury or loss of life.
Do not proceed beyond a "Warning" sign until the indicated conditions are
fully understood and met.
Important:
The "Important" sign indicates a hazard.
It calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, etc. which, if not correctly
performed or adhered to, could result in damage or destruction of the
instrument or parts of it.
Do not proceed beyond an "Important" sign until the indicated conditions are
fully understood and met.
Hint:
The "Hint" sign calls attention to any additional information which might be
of use to the operator.
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4 Supplied Items
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4 Supplied Items
Supplied items:
Hints:
The CO
2
transducer has been tested and carefully packed before
shipment. However, damage may occur during transport. If the CO
2

transducer or a supplied item has been damaged during transport, please
contact the transport firm as well as your local Anton Paar representative.
Keep the packing material for examination through the transport firm or an
insurance representative.
If any part is missing, please contact your local Anton Paar representative.
Pcs. Item
1 CARBO 2100 transducer
1 Instruction manual
1 Connection cable to mPDS 2000V3 10 m
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5 Maintenance
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5 Maintenance
mPDS 2000V3 Evaluation Unit:
If the mPDS 2000V3 Evaluation unit is properly installed and connected,
handled with care and kept clean, no maintenance will be required.
CARBO 2100 Transducer:
CARBO 2100 Transducer service and maintenance intervals depend on the
operating conditions. The following maintenance is recommended:
Once a week:
1. Open the housing and check the tightness of the measuring chamber. If nec-
essary, tighten the diaphragms with a special side-mounted wrench. Do not
overtighten version 1 and 2 diaphragms (See Fig. 5-2). Clean the transducer
with hot water.
2. If the automatic draining of the condensate is not triggered, manually drain
the condensate in the pressure regulator.
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Replacing the diaphragms:
The diaphragms move up and down every 15 seconds and this causes
mechanical stress. The diaphragms are therefore wearing parts and must be
replaced after a certain period of time. The typical working life of the diaphragms
is 6 12 months. Under extreme conditions (too high air pressure, ...), the working
life may be shorter.
1
0
1 0
A A
B
Diaphragms
Screws to tighten
the diaphragms
Fig. 5 - 1 Diaphragms in the CARBO 2100 transducer
5 Maintenance
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Loosen the screws of the decompression valve and actuator. Screw out the
screws carefully counterclockwise. A small amount of leakage may occur.
Remove the old diaphragms and the actuator.
Insert the new diaphragms and assemble all other parts in reverse order.
Adjust the pressure regulator according to the diaphragm version used. For
details, see the table below and Fig. 5-2
Warning:
Before removing the stainless steel cover, stop the transducer using the
mPDS 2000V3 evaluation unit.
Disconnect the mPDS 2000V3 evaluation unit from the power supply.
Close the bypass valve to disconnect the transducer from the main line.
Version (see Fig. 5-2) Compressed air pressure in bar
1 5 - 6
2 4.5
3 4.5
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Inlet /Outlet valve Decompression valve Version Serial
number
Actuator Diaphragm Actuator Diaphragm
0
-
661874
6922 6924 6923 6924
1
Contained in the CARBO 2100:
Pos. Qty. Cat.No. Item
1 3 6924 DIAPHRAGM EPDM/PTFE
2 2 6922 VALVE ACTUATOR FOR INLET/OUTLET VALVE
3 1 6923 VALVE ACTUATOR WITH STROKE ADJUSTMENT
4 2 6535 PUSH-IN T-FITTING
5 4 6541 PUSH-IN L-FITTING
667197

752799
12758 12759 6923 6924
2
Contained in the CARBO 2100:
Pos. Qty. Cat.No. Item
1 2 12759 DIAPHRAGM EPDM
2 1 6924 DIAPHRAGM EPDM/PTFE
3 2 12758 VALVE ACTUATOR FOR IN/OUTLET VALVE EPDM
4 1 6923 VALVE ACTUATOR WITH STROKE ADJUSTMENT
5 2 6535 PUSH-IN T-FITTING
6 4 6541 PUSH-IN L-FITTING
752800
-
6922 16772 6923 13881
3
Contained in the CARBO 2100:
Pos. Qty. Cat.No. Item
1 2 16772 DIAPHRAGM EPDM WITH PRESSURE RING
2 1 13881 DIAPHRAGM EPDM FOR DECOMPRESSION
3 2 6922 VALVE ACTUATOR FOR INLET/OUTLET VALVE
4 1 6923 VALVE ACTUATOR WITH STROKE ADJUSTMENT
5 2 6535 PUSH-IN T-FITTING
6 4 6541 PUSH-IN L-FITTING
Fig. 5-2 Diaphragm versions
6 System Description of the Transducer
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6 System Description of the Transducer
1 Pressure regulator
2 Inlet valve
3 Temperature sensor
4 Pressure sensor
5 Impeller unit
6 Outlet valve
7 Decompression valve
8 Wrench (thickness: 3 mm, opening: 10mm, length: 115mm)
9 Terminal box with solenoid valve
The CARBO 2100 transducer is protected by a SS cover.
1
0
1 0
Fig. 6 - 1 CARBO 2100 transducer
1
2
3
4 5
6
7
8
9
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7 Installation
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7 Installation
7.1 Mounting the CARBO 2100 Transducer
The CARBO 2100 transducer may either be installed in the main line via
online fitting or in a bypass. Make sure that the CO
2
is completely dissolved
and there are no bubbles.
In any case, the maximum flow rate of 500 l/hr should not be exceeded.
The CARBO 2100 transducer should be mounted on a rigid, vibration free
base.
The CARBO 2100 transducer must be installed in a vertical position to
guarantee proper functioning (see figure 7.1-2).
The CARBO 2100 transducer must be mounted in the production line after
the SPR(n), DSRn and DPR(n). That means, if an SPR(n), DSRn or DPR(n)
is also installed, then the sample has to flow through the SPR(n), DSRn or
DPR(n) and then through the CARBO 2100 (see figure 7.1-1).
A compressed air supply (6 8 bar) has to be established. Depending on the
diaphragm version, set 4.5 to 6 bar pressure on the pressure regulator:
Pull the pressure setting button upwards (away from the housing).
Warning:
Installation and service by qualified and authorized personnel only.
Read this chapter carefully before mounting the CO
2
transducer. Wrong
handling may damage the CO
2
transducer.
The maximum line pressure is 10 bar.
DPR(n) or
SPR(n) or
DSRn
CARBO
2100
Main Line
Fig. 7.1-1 Installation order; DPR(n), SPR(n) or DSRn before
CARBO 2100
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Turn the pressure setting until the desired pressure is shown on the
manometer. The input pressure must be at least 1 bar above the output
pressure.
Version 1: 5 - 6 bar
Version 2: 4.5 bar
Version 3: 4.5 bar
Press the pressure setting button downwards (towards the housing) to lock.
Fig. 7.1-2 Mounting the CARBO 2100 transducer
Connection cable
to CARBO 2100
evaluation unit
Compressed
air inlet
Important:
The diaphragms are screwed in correctly and tightly at the factory. After
start up, a small leakage may occur. Tighten the screws crosswise until no
more leakage occurs. Do not overtighten the screws for diaphragm
versions 1 and 2.
Version 3 diaphragms can be screwed in very tightly because there is a
metal sleeve vulcanized into the diaphragm.
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For installation in the main line the Anton Paar on-line fitting can be used (see
figure 7.1-4).
Important:
Connect the "Inlet" and "Outlet" of the CARBO 2100 transducer properly and
correctly. The direction of flow is important for the proper function of the CO
2
transducer.
Fig. 7.1-3 Side view
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7.2 Compressed air supply
The compressed air should be dry and clean. The outside diameter of the hose is
6mm, the inner diameter is 4mm.
Following compressed air quality is necessary:
Class 5 DIN ISO 8573-1
max. particle size 40 meter
max. particle number 10 mg/m
3
max. pressure dew point +7C
max. oil content 25 mg/m
3
Fig. 7.1-4 Installing the CARBO 2100 transducer with on-line fitting
Warning:
A compressed air supply (6 8 bar) has to be established.
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7.3 Electrical Wiring
Connect the CARBO 2100 transducer to the mPDS 2000V3 evaluation unit.
The mPDS 2000V3 supplies the CARBO 2100 with power. The mPDS 2000V3
must also be supplied with an additional 24 V (0.7 A, isolated).
Interface cable:
The interface cable (8 x 0.25mm
2
) is 10 m long.
Warning:
Follow all hints in this Chapter. Installation and service procedures may only
be performed by authorized personnel.
Important:
The cables for the connection of the transmitters and actuators have to
meet local regulations and local environmental conditions with special
attention to mechanical stress.
Only shielded cables with double insulation are allowed. The shield has to
be grounded on one side only.
Connect the mPDS 2000V3 to the CARBO 2100 transducer using a cable.
Connect a signal from a liquid sensor to second digital output of the
mPDS 2000V3 (DI 2). IF the measuring chamber is empty the CARBO
2100 must be stopped.
To prevent measuring errors occurring due to differences in potential, it is
essential to use a isolated 24 VDC power supply.
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PRODUCT SELECTOR SYNCO RS 232 RS 485 AI#1 AI#2 AI#3 AI#4
GND IN AUX A B TXD RXD GND CLK DATA 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 GND GND IN AUX GND IN AUX GND IN AUX
1 3 5 7 9 11 15 13 17 19 21 23 25 27 2 4 6 8 10 12 16 14 18 20 22 24 26 28
DIGITAL OUT CNT IN DIGITAL IN AO#1 AO#2 AO#3 REL 1 REL 2 DPR/SPR
#1 GND #2 - + - + - + DO1 DO2 DO3 DO4 GND DI4 DI2 DI1 DI3 DO5 DO6 + - NO C NO C - +
29 31 33 35 37 39 43 41 45 47 49 51 53 55 30 32 34 36 38 40 44 42 46 48 50 52 54 56
21
20
18
17
36
35
34
29
mPDS 2000 V3
yellow
brown
white
yellow
brown
white
green
+
24 V DC
Red blue
GND
Jumper
1 2 3
CARBO 2100 interface board
mPDS 2000
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
12
13
11
16
15
14 4
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
5
6
7
8
P-sensor
T-sensor
Impeller
Valve-
expansion
Valve-in/out
mPDS 2000
Black
brown
yellow/green
black
brown
white
blue
blue
white
Threaded bolt
Digital
Analog
White
Heater
Fig. 7.3-1 Interface cable between CARBO 2100 and mPDS 2000V3
Important:
Use the inner terminals (5 to 8 and 14 to 16) to connect the CARBO 2100
transducer with the mPDS 2000V3.
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CARBO mPDS
12
35 DO1
valve control
14
34 DO2
Impeller
15
18 AI#1 IN
temperature signal
16
17/20 AI#1/2
17
21 AI#2 IN
pressure signal
18 shield
19
36 +
24V DC +
20
29 -
24V DC GND
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8 Checklist for Startup
1. Mount the CO
2
transducer (see chapters 6.1).
2. Connect the CARBO 2100 transducer to the product line.
3. It is recommended to install 2 valves, so that the CARBO 2100 transducer
can be separated from the main line easily for maintenance.
4. Connect the CARBO 2100 to the mPDS 2000V3 (see chapter 6.3).
5. Connect the compressed air and power supply (see chapter 6.2).
6. Put the mPDS 2000V3 evaluation unit into operation.
7. Connect the isolated 24 V DC power supply to the mPDS 2000V3.
Important:
After the startup or the first CIP cleaning, a small leakage may occur. Carefully
tighten all diaphragm screws crosswise until the leakage stops.
- Do not overtighten version 1 and 2 diaphragms.
- Version 3 diaphragms have metal sleeves vulcanized into the
diaphragm, and should be fastened tightly.
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9 Troubleshooting
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9 Troubleshooting
See also program description of the mPDS 2000V3.
9.1 No Measurement or Frozen Reading
Cause Comment
The external stop
input is activated.
Check the input signal of the mPDS 2000V3.
Transducer was
stopped via
keyboard.
Start the measurement.
Error on valve. Check if the compressed air supply is adjusted
correctly.
Temperature
measurement
defective
Assign the temperature to the display and compare
the value with a reference measurement. If the
temperature value is not correct but between
sample and ambient temperature, check if the flow
rate through the transducer is OK.
Check the temperature signal of the transducer:
0 C: 6.33 mA
5 C: 7.47 mA
10 C: 8.68 mA
15 C: 9.95 mA
20 C: 11.23 mA
25 C: 12.50 mA
Check the resistance of the disconnected
temperature sensor:
0 C: 29,49 k
5 C: 23,46 k
10 C: 18,79 k
15 C: 15,13 k
20 C: 12,26 k
25 C: 10 k
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Pressure
measurement
defective
Compare the line pressure P-LINE with a reference
measurement.
Check signal of the pressure sensor at screw
terminal 17:
- 4 mA = 0 bar
- 20 mA = 10 bar
E.g.: line pressure = 7 bar = 15.2 mA
gas pressure = 3 bar = 8.8 mA
0 bar: 4 mA
1 bar: 5.6 mA
2 bar: 7.2 mA
3 bar: 8.8 mA
4 bar: 10,4 mA
5 bar: 12 mA
6 bar: 13.6 mA
7 bar: 15,2 mA
8 bar: 16.8 mA
9 bar: 18.4 mA
10 bar: 20 mA
Cause Comment
Pressure
signal
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10 20 seconds 0
15.2 mA
8.8 mA
30 seconds 15
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9.2 Measuring Value not Stable and too High
9.3 Measuring Value too Low and Possibly Unstable
Cause Comment
Flow rate through the CARBO
2100 transducer too small
If the flow rate is too small gas bubbles may
not be purged out after measurement.
Gas bubbles in the line Gas bubbles may interfere with the
measurement. Check if the line pressure is
high enough to keep the CO
2
in solution.
Diaphragm valves do not
close properly.
Check if the diaphragm valves are tight or if
the diaphragm are defective.
Check if the pressure of the compressed air
supply is correctly adjusted.
Cause Comment
Selected product type not
correct
Check the selected product group in menu
[Config] [Appl-Prog] [ProdGroup]. If
the selected product group is correct then
compare the concentration table used for
the reference measurement with the table
used in the evaluation unit. Please note, that
your concentration table for bottle
measurement may include the influence of
gas headspace of bottles.
Leakage at the
decompression valve
Check if the decompression valve is tight.
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Degassing impeller defective Compare the CO
2
concentration with a
reference measurement.
The degassing device may be defective:
- if an error message is displayed
- if the value for beer is approx. 0.5 to
1.5 g/l lower than the reference value
or the value is approx. 1/3 of the
reference value for soft drinks.
Check impeller:
1. Measuring chamber must be without
pressure and disconnected from the
main line.
2. Remove impeller.
3. Start transducer through the mPDS
2000V3 (RUN).
4. Make sure the CARBO 2100 is not
deactivated through the DI (Digital
Input).
5. Remount the impeller.
Cause Comment
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10 Technical Reference
10.1 Operating Principle
The determination of the CO
2
content is based on Henrys Law, which defines the
relationship between the concentration of the dissolved gas and its saturation
pressure at a given temperature.
The measurement is repeated every 15 seconds. (default)
During cleaning the CARBO 2100 transducer works in normal measuring mode.
The impeller creates high turbulence to improve the cleaning procedure.
1. The product is flowing through the measur-
ing chamber.
2. The valves are closed. The product is
flowing through a bypass. A sample of the
product is separated in the measuring
chamber.
3. The sample is decompressed (13.5%) by a
decompression valve. The special Anton
Paar impeller brings the chamber pressure
to the corresponding saturation pressure
within a few seconds. The saturation
pressure and the temperature of the sample
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10.2 Calculation of the CO
2
Content
From the saturation pressure and the temperature of the sample the
analyzer calculates the content of dissolved CO
2
. The relationship between
CO
2
content and its saturation pressure at a given temperature depends on
the product composition, e.g. alcohol content, sugar
content, ...
The mPDS 2000V3 analyzer has four product specific formulas for mineral
water, beer, soft drinks and sparkling wine built in.
The difference between the products is not very large. At a saturation
pressure of 2.5 bar at 10 C the CO
2
content of mineral water is 5.87 g/l, of
beer 5.62 g/l, of soft drinks 5.26 g/l and of sparkling wine 5.16 g/l.
In laboratories different tables are used, which usually include the influence
of the head space of bottles. In addition from the on-line measurement to the
bottle the CO
2
content may vary due to loss of CO
2
after filling before closing
the bottle or additional carbonisation in the buffer tank of the filler.
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CO
2
concentration table [g/l] for water:
Temp
[C]
Pressure [bar]
1 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0
0 3.34 5.01 6.68 8.35 10.02 11.69 13.36 15.03 16.70
1 3.22 4.83 6.44 8.05 9.66 11.27 12.88 14.49 16.10
2 3.11 4.66 6.21 7.77 9.32 10.87 12.42 13.98 15.53
3 3.00 4.50 5.99 7.49 8.99 10.49 11.99 13.48 14.98
4 2.89 4.34 5.78 7.23 8.68 10.12 11.57 13.01 14.46
5 2.79 4.19 5.58 6.98 8.37 9.77 11.16 12.56 13.96
6 2.70 4.04 5.39 6.74 8.09 9.43 10.78 12.13 13.47
7 2.60 3.90 5.21 6.51 7.81 9.11 10.41 11.71 13.01
8 2.51 3.77 5.03 6.29 7.54 8.80 10.06 11.31 12.57
9 2.43 3.64 4.86 6.07 7.29 8.50 9.72 10.93 12.15
10 2.35 3.52 4.70 5.87 7.04 8.22 9.39 10.56 11.74
11 2.27 3.40 4.54 5.67 6.81 7.94 9.08 10.21 11.35
12 2.20 3.29 4.39 5.49 6.58 7.68 8.78 9.88 10.97
13 2.12 3.18 4.25 5.31 6.37 7.43 8.49 9.55 10.61
14 2.05 3.08 4.11 5.13 6.16 7.19 8.21 9.24 10.27
15 1.99 2.98 3.97 4.97 5.96 6.95 7.95 8.94 9.93
16 1.92 2.88 3.85 4.81 5.77 6.73 7.69 8.65 9.61
17 1.86 2.79 3.72 4.65 5.58 6.52 7.45 8.38 9.31
18 1.80 2.70 3.60 4.51 5.41 6.31 7.21 8.11 9.01
19 1.75 2.62 3.49 4.36 5.24 6.11 6.98 7.85 8.73
20 1.69 2.54 3.38 4.23 5.07 5.92 6.76 7.61 8.45
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10.3 Technical Specifications
(* after adjustment on-site)
Patents pending
Environmental conditions:
Measuring range: 0 to 20 g/l (0 bis 10 Vol)
Accuracy: 0,05 g/l (0,025 Vol)*
Repeatability: 0,01 g/l (0,005 Vol)
Measuring temperature: -5 to +30 C (23 to 86 F)
Maximum temperature: 121 C (250 F)
Measuring pressure: max. 10 bar (150 psi)
Measuring interval: >12 seconds (default setting: 15 sec.)
Dimensions (WxHxT): 330 x 500 x 150 mm (13 x 19.7 x 5.9")
Degree of protection: IP65 (NEMA 4)
Process connection: Thread G3/8" ISO 228 (parallel)
Optional: Online Fitting DIN 11851 or VARIVENT
TM
Compressed air supply: 6 to 8 bar
Adjusted pressure on
pressure regulator:
4.5 to 6 bar (depending on the diaphragm version)
Dimensions of the hose: Outside diameter: 6mm
Inner diameter: 4mm
Required compressed
air quality:
Class 5 DIN ISO 8573-1
max. particle size 40 m
max. number of particles 10 mg/m
3
max. water pressure dewpoint +7C
max. oil content 25 mg/m
3
Sample flow rate: 300 500l/h
Voltage: 24 V DC (potential-free), 0.7 A
Ambient temperature: 0 to 35 C
Humidity: 10 to 90%, non-condensing
11 Document Numbers
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11 Document Numbers
Document number Date Comment
B47IB34A 05.02.2002 First release
B47IB34B 28.05.2002 Several minor changes
B47IB34C 16.09.2002 Several minor changes
B47IB34D 01.04.2004 Several changes, 24 VDC
isolated power supply
B47IB34E 02.11.2004 Several minor changes
Maximum compressed air
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