Rosemount MultiVariable™ Vortex

MultiVariable™
Now you can with the Rosemount
Do you
Do yourequire wide
require wide
8800Do you have steam
MultiVariable™
Do you have steam
Vortexrangeability?
rangeability?
flows

Reliable
flows youyou
wantwant
to to
measure to understand
measure to understand

Cost Effective
energy consumption?
energy consumption?

Temperature compensated mass flow
Are most ofofyour
Are most steam
your steam

Wide Rangeability applicationssaturated?
saturated?
applications
Wouldn’t it be great if you
Wouldn’t it be great if you
could
couldhave
have aacost-effective,
cost-effective,
reliable flowmeter
reliable flowmeter for for
saturated steam with wide
saturated steam with wide
rangeability?
rangeability?

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RFD Pricing Review – May 2006
 MultiVariable (T-comp) Vortex
(T-comp)

Temperature Sensor added to 8800D
as option

Allows vortex to measure both flow and
temperature

Provide a temperature compensated
mass flow for saturated steam

Great for saturated steam applications
– Increased accuracy by calculating density
from actual process temperature
– Reduces cost of installing vortex and
temperature separately
– Provides excellent rangeability

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 MultiVariable (MV) Vortex Design

Electronics
– Processes two signals – vortex shedding for flow,
temperature for density
– Calculates and outputs temperature compensated
mass flow for saturated steam
– Can output two simultaneous variables (4-20 and
Pulse): Flow, Steam Mass flow, Temperature

Temperature Sensor
– Type N thermocouple
– Isolated from process like vortex sensor
– uses shedder bar as thermowell
– 2-wire, Conserves power for future enhancements

Only MV Vortex with temperature and vortex
sensor that can be replaced independently and
without exposing user to process fluid

Company Confidential
RFD Pricing Review – May 2006
Company Confidential
RFD Pricing Review – May 2006