
Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH Heinrichs TMU-T Coriolis Mass Flow Meter A proven solution for aggressive media and demanding industrial applications • Extreme compact design • Measuring ranges from 60 kg/h to 80 000 kg/h • Immune to external vibration • Immune to pipeline induced stresses • Wetted parts made of Tantalum • Sensor housing: 1.4301 (304L), fully welded • Optional sensor heating Technical Information TMU Subject to change without prior notice.
Open the catalog to page 1Heinrichs Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH Function The TMU Coriolis flow Sensors utilize the Coriolis principle for the direct measurement of mass flow. The sensor possesses two parallel-arranged tubes, which are continuously force-vibrated at their resonance frequency. When a fluid or gas passes through the tubes, the mass flow momentum in conjunction with the Coriolis effect invokes a change in the tubes deflection, causing the inlet and outlet legs of the tubes to twist out of phase. Coupled with a UMC transmitter, the phase shift is captured and evaluated. The derived linear output is proportional...
Open the catalog to page 2Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH Heinrichs Available Transmitters UMC4 / UMC4-RMTransmitter mounting: • Field housing local mounted or remote mounted via junction box (’^''NPT (f), M20x1,5) or connector (Harting Han® R23). • Rack-mount design (RM) remote, via screw terminals IP20 (to be mounted in min. IP54 ATEX certified protective cabinet) Each output circuit is galvanically isolated from each other as well as to ground. Analogue: 1x 4.20 mA, passive, with HART® mass flow, volume flow, density, Binary: passive via optocoupler Pulse duration: 50 ms adjustable range: 0,1.2000 ms Status: passive via...
Open the catalog to page 3Heinrichs Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH KOBOLD Group Dimensions Dimensions local mounted transmitter Dimensions remote mounted transmitter Local mounted transmitter_Remote mounted transmitter_ Modell_mm [inch]_mm [inch]_mm [inch]_mm [inch]_mm [inch]_mm [inch] Installation length - dimension „A'' see Modelcode on page 5 Heated sensors Sensors equipped with heating plates can have different dimensions depending on the mounted heating plate and the associated connection. Max. permitted pressure for heating plate 6 bar, max. permitted temperature of 200°C independent of the process connection of the...
Open the catalog to page 4Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH Heinrichs KOBOLD Group Wetted parts Technical Information TMU Subject to change without prior notice.
Open the catalog to page 5Heinrichs Heinrichs Messtechnik GmbH KOBOLD Group Approvals Notes: 1) Max. permitted pressure 6 Bar independent of the process connection of the heating plate. 2) Only in combination with approved transmitter. Order cable glades separately. Technical Information TMU Subject to change without prior notice. Page 6
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