7034 08 PDF

Commissioning a
3051S Pressure Transmitter
EMERSON Process Management Educational Services Copyrighted Material / Duplication Prohibited

EMERSON Process Management Educational Services Course 7034 - Rev 6 3/15/04 Copyrighted Material / Duplication Prohibited
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Objectives
Upon completion of this module you will be able to
y Define Key Features of the 3051S Pressure Transmitter
y Define Theory of operation
y Define Configurable parameters
y View AMS Methods
y Commission the 3051S transmitter
y Configure the AI point
y Perform Zero Trim Calibration
y Assign the 3051S Pressure AI to a Control Module
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Performance Specifications
y Reference Accuracy +/ 0.04% of calibrated range
y Total Performance +/ 0.125% of calibrated range
Total performance is based on the combination of errors of reference accuracy, ambient
temperature effect and line pressure.
y Stability +/ 0.2 % of URL for 10 years for +/ 50 F and up to 1000 psi line
pressure
y Zero Shift up to +/ 1.25% inch H2O which can be calibrated out
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Model 3051S Sensor Coplanar
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Coplanar Sensor
The Coplanar design incorporates a microprocessor built into the cell which maintains
the sensor characteristics.
A sampling rate of 22times/second insures accurate measurement.
Coplanar Benefits
y Compact, Rugged, Flexible Design
y Improved Performance
y Direct Process Mounting Capability
y Increased Functionality
y Reduced Installation Costs
y Single Flange, Lower Flange Costs
y Creates Platform to Build Upon
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Block Diagram
Function Blocks
2 AI
1 PID
Transducer Blocks
FOUNDATION fieldbus EUs Sensor Data
Compliant
Calibration
Communications Stack
Diagnostics
Resource Blocks
Physical Device %
Information
A/D Conversion
Channel 1 - Pressure
Channel 2 - Board Temp
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Block Diagram
Standard Transducer block
y Transducer 1100 Flow Pressure and Body Temperature
Optional Transducer blocks
y Transducer 1200 Local Display Transducer(LCD)
Up to to four parameters shown on Local Display
y Transducer 1300 Advanced Diagnostics Block
Plugged Line Detection
Statistical Process Monitoring
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Block Diagram
Function Blocks
2 AI
1 PID
Transducer Blocks
FOUNDATION fieldbus EUs Sensor Data
Compliant
Calibration
Communications Stack
Diagnostics
Resource Blocks
Physical Device %
Information
A/D Conversion
Channel 1 - Pressure
Channel 2 - Board Temp
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Block Diagram
Function blocks
y Two analog inputs
Sensor pressure - channel 1
Board temperature - channel 2
y One PID
y One ISEl
y One arithmetic
y One characterizer
y One integrator
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Terminal Wiring
Fieldbus Wiring
(Blue and Brown)
Not Polarity Sensitive
NC
Fieldbus Wiring
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Commissioning the 3051S
(20-35) (248-251)
Commission Off-line
(248-251) (20-35)
Spare Mismatch
(232-247)
Standby
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Workshop - Commissioning the 3051S
Step 1. Connect the 3051S to the Fieldbus at any Spur of the junction block.
Step 2. Expand the Control Network down through PO1.
Step 3. Click Decommissioned Devices and view the device in the right pane.
Step 4. If the decommissioned pressure transmitter is Mismatch, right click the device
and select Decommission, Make Spare.
If the decommissioned pressure transmitter is a Spare, right click on the
device and select Make Standby.
Step 5. Ensure the Explorer view is set to Details.
Step 6. To verify that the proper DD is available to Delta V, expand Library at the top
of the left pane.
Step 7. Expand Fieldbus Devices and then expand Rosemount Inc.
Step 8. In either pane, expand the entry for the 3051S.
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Workshop - Commissioning the 3051S
Step 9. Click on the Standby device and drag it to PO1. View the fields in the dialog
box that appears.
Step 10. In the Device Tag field, name the device PT1. Click OK to continue.
Step 11. View the device state field in the dialog box as the device is commissioned.
Step 12. Click Finish in the dialog box that appears.
Step 13. When the device is commisioned, right click on PT1, select Download then
select Fieldbus Device.
Step 14. Respond to all the prompts to allow the download to proceed.
Step 15. When the download is complete, click the Close button.
Step 16. To download the changes in the Port, right click on PO1, select Download
then select Fieldbus Port.
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Commissioned Device
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3051S AMS Inside
From the DeltaV Explorer, select the commissioned device and click the right mouse
button. Select the Status/Conditions option from the pop-up menu which appears.
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3051S AMS Inside Fieldbus Device Status/Conditions
Block Navigator: FAILED_ALARMS

A failure alarm indicates a failure within a device that will make the device, or some
part of the device, non-operational. The device is in need of repair and must be fixed
immediately.
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y Sensor Tab: Displays three parameters associated with FAILED_ALARMS:
Pressure Failure (PV)
Body Temperature Failure (SV)
Memory failure (Sensor Module Memory).
Fieldbus devices report abnormal conditions directly to the DeltaV system.
Active conditions will be RED on the affected PlantWeb Alert, Tab and
parameter. The default for PlantWeb Alerts is not suppressed; the user may
suppress individual alerts by placing a check mark in the box adjacent to the
alert.
y Recommended Action: A parameter field that will be used to display the
recommended action text for the highest priority alert. Refer to device vendor
documentation.
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Block Navigator: FAILED_ALARMS

A failure alarm indicates a failure within a device that will make the device, or some
part of the device, non-operational. The device is in need of repair and must be fixed
immediately.
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y Electronic Board Tab: Displays two parameters associated with
FAILED_ALARMS:
ROM Memory Failure (Memory Failure)
Non-Volatile Memory Failure (NV Memory Failure).
alert.
documentation.
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Block Navigator: MAINT_ALARMS

A maintenance alarm indicates the device, or some part of the device, needs maintenance
soon. If the condition is ignored, the device will eventually fail.
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y Maintenance Tab: Displays four parameters associated with
MAINT_ALARMS:
Pressure Degraded (Primary Value Degraded)
Body Temperature Degraded (Secondary Value Degraded)
Memory (Sensor Module Memory Warning)
Diagnostics (Plugged Impulse Line Detected).
alert.
documentation.
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Block Navigator: ADVISE_ALARMS

An advisory alarm indicates informative conditions that do not have a direct impact on
the devices primary functions.
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y Maintenance Tab: Displays two parameters associated with
ADVISE_ALARMS:
Local Display (LOI Failure)
Statistical Process Monitoring (Process Anomaly Detected SPM)
alert.
documentation.
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Failed/Maint/Advise Recommended Action
Alarm Type Active Event Text String
NONE None No action required
ADVISORY LOI Failure Check Display and Sensor connections
Process Anomaly Check the Statistical Process Monitor Status
Detected (SPM) in the ADB Block
MAINTENANCE Plugged Impulse Line Check the device Impulse Line(s)
Detected
Secondary Value The Instrument Body Temperature may be too
Hot or too Cold. Confirm that it is within the
Transmitters Operating Range
Primary Value The Instrument Pressure may be too High or
too Low. Confirm that it is within the
Transmitters Operating Range.
Sensor Module Memory Replace the Sensor Module at the next
Warning scheduled maintenance
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Failed/Maint/Advise Recommended Action
Alarm Type Active Event Text String
FAILED Sensor Module Memory Replace the Sensor Module
Failure
Secondary Value Check the Interface Cable between the
Failure Sensor Module and the Fieldbus Electronics
Board
Primary Value Failure Check the Interface Cable between the
Sensor Module and the Fieldbus Electronics
Board
NV Memory Failure Reset the Device then Download the Device
Configuration
Memory Failure Replace the Fieldbus Electronics Board
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3051S Resource Methods
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3051S Resource Methods
Right clicking the Resource Block displays a menu of methods depending on device
type shown:
y Status Device status information for the resource block, alternative method to
Status/Conditions, read-only.
y Self test Methods within AMS to perform a self test on the device.
y Master Reset Allows a manual restart to be initiated. Several degrees of
restart are possible. They are the following:
Run Nominal state when not restarting
Resource Not used
Restart with defaults Sets parameters to default values, use only when a
technical support person advises
Restart processor Does a warm restart of CPU
y Display DD Version Displays device specific information, build number, date
and information, read-only.
y Upgrade device Allows modification of licensing for Advanced diagnostics
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Responding to a Resource Block Alarm
The status of PT1 indicates that the Resource block contains an Unacknowledged alarm.
Clear the Unacknowledged alarm by selecting the device, clicking the right mouse
button and selecting Configure from the pop-up menu.
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3051S Configure
Select Device right mouse button Configure
The multi-tab Configuration dialog box appears.
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Resource Block Alarm Tab
Click the Resource block and select the Alarms tab. Clear the Unacknowledged alarm by
checking the Disabled Block Alarm and AutoAcknowledged Block Alarm boxes and
Apply the changes.
Important: Uncheck these boxes and re-apply the changes after clearing
the alarm. If left checked, device alarms will not report to DeltaV.
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Resource Block Identification Tab
Click the Resource block and select the Identification tab to view a variety of information
including the tag name, tag description, device type and revision, the devices
configuration history.
Note: The Device Audit Trail application must be installed for Configuration History to
work!
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Resource Block License Tab
Click the Resource block and select the License tab to view the devices Diagnostic
License Status. A check indicates whether the device is licensed for Statistical Process
Monitoring and/or Plugged Impulse Line.
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Resource Block Suppressed Alarms Tab
Click the Resource block and select the Suppressed Alarms tab to view the devices
Failed, Maintenance and Advisory Alarms. A check in the box indicates the alert has
been suppressed.
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Transducer Block Process Tab
Click the Transducer 1100 block and select the Process tab to display the status of the
devices modes: Automatic and Out Of Service.
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Transducer Block Process Tab
y Actual Mode The actual mode of the block. This is a read-only field.
y Target Mode The requested mode. This box can be checked - changed - by
the user.
y Permitted Mode Indicates the modes which are permitted. This field can be
changed but it is not recommended.
Two additional fields of importance include:
y Strategy A grouping of blocks for identification used for alarms.
y Plant Unit Identification used for sorting alarms.
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Transducer Block Sensor Tab
Click the Sensor tab to display the Transducer 1100 information listed below.
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Transducer Block Sensor Tab
y Transducer type A read only field which identifies the transducer type.
y Sensor type A read only field which identifies the sensors type, capacitance
or strain gauge.
y Sensor serial number A read only field which displays the sensors serial
number.
y Sensor cal method Used to calibrate the device, factory or user trim.
y Sensor Isolation materials A read only field which provides isolation
diaphragm material.
y Sensor fluid fill A read only field silicon inert neobee special.
y Sensor range Displays the sensors high and low range in engineering units
(EUs).
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Transducer Block PV Tab
Click the Transducer 1100 block and select the PV tab to display the read only
information listed below.
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Transducer Block PV Tab
y Value A read only field displaying channel 1s pressure reading in
engineering units.
y Status A read only field indicating the status of transducer block; i.e., out of
service.
y Units Index A read only field showing the engineering units descriptor.
y Primary value type Indicates the type of measurement differential, gage or
absolute.
y PV Damping Used to filter measurement noise.
y PV range Shows the PVs upper and lower range in engineering units.
y Cal pt high/cal pt low Displays the primary values high and low cal point.
y Cal min span Indicates the minimum span that must be used between cal hi
and low.
y Cal unit Displays the units high and low cal.
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Transducer Block SV Tab
Click the Transducer 1100 block and select the SV tab to display the read only
information as listed below.
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Transducer Block SV Tab
y Value Displays channel 2s board temperature.
y Status Indicates channel 2s secondary value status.
y Secondary value Lists the engineering units to be used with channel 2.
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Transducer Block Materials Tab
Click the Transducer 1100 block and select the Materials tab to display Device and
Remote Seal information as listed below.
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Transducer Block Materials Tab
The above fields are text information only.They are not read by the device. It is the
responsibility of the manufacturer to make sure the device properties are consistent with
what the customer ordered.
Except for the O-ring, the parts are externally visible. Information should not be
changed except by individuals re-assembling the transmitter.
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Workshop Status/Conditions
View Status/Conditions Features
Step 1. Click on PT1 in the DeltaV Explorers left pane.
Step 2. Right click PT1 and select Status/Conditions. Click Failed in the Block
Navigator window.
Step 3. Click the Sensor tab.
Question: What operations can be performed in the Sensor tab?
Step 4. Click the Electronics tab.
Step 5. Suppress the ROM Memory Failure by checking the adjacent box. Select
the close button. Launch Audit trail for PT1, using DeltaV Explorer.
Question: What does Audit Trail show in the Reason and Application columns for PT1?
Step 6. Close Device Audit Trail and remove the Memory Failure suppress for PT1,
by launching Status/Condition.
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Workshop Status/Conditions
View Status/Conditions Features
Step 1. Click Maintenance in the Block Navigator window.
Question: What operations can be performed in the Maintenance Tab?
Step 2. From DeltaV Operate open valve PY1 to 100% (full open).
Question: Did a Device Alert appear in the Alarm Banner for PT1?
Step 3. Click the PT1 on the Alarm banner, select the detail icon from the faceplate.
Question: What PlantWeb Alert is active in the Navigation Window?
Question: What specific Maintenance Alert is active?
Question: What does the Recommended Action window display?
Step 4. Click Close to close the Status/Conditions window.
Step 5. From DeltaV Operate close valve PY1 to 10%.
Question: Does the Alert clear?
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Workshop - Configure
View Device Features and Using Configure
Step 1. Click on PT1 in the DeltaV Explorers left pane.
Question: What function blocks are included in the 3051S?
Question: List the Fieldbus Device Alarms that are available.
Question: Are these PlantWeb Alerts?
Step 2. Right click PT1 before selecting Configure from the pop-up menu.
Step 3. Click the Resource in the Block Navigator window before clicking the
Process tab.
Question: Of the Three modes displayed, which mode would a user select to take the
resource block out of service?
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Workshop - Configure
Step 4. Select the Transducer 1100 in the Block Navigation window.
Step 5. Click the Sensor tab and view the read-only information displayed.
Question: What is the sensor type?
Question: What is the pressure value, in EUs, at 100% of the sensor range?
Question: What is the pressure value, in EUs, at 0% of the sensor range?
Step 6. Click the PV (primary variable) tab.
Question: What is this current value of the primary variable (static pressure)?
Question: What is the PV Damping time units?
Step 7. Click the SV (secondary variable) tab.
Question: What is the current value of the SV (board temperature in the 3051S)?
Step 8. Click Cancel to close the Transducer Block Properties window.
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Calibration Methods
The Factory Calibration method sets the sensor back to the factory calibration values.
Initiate Factory Calibration from the DeltaV Explorer by selecting the device, clicking
the right mouse button and selecting the Factory Calibration option from the pop-up
menu which appears.
Note: The latest factory calibration recall is not available

on some pressure transmitters. The hardware does not
support this method.
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Calibration Concepts
In addition to the Factory Calibration option, two additional types of calibration are
available using the AMS methods: Sensor and Zero Trim.
Sensor Trim
The Sensor Trim method allows you to complete a full calibration. You must supply a
low value input representing the zero input pressure and a high value input representing
the high pressure input.
Note: If full calibration is required, the calibration equipment is recommended to be at
least four times more accurate than the device being calibrated.
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Workshop - Sensor Calibration
3051S Zero trim Calibration
Note: Zero Trim is performed whenever the transmitter is moved from one location to
another.
Important: Do not perform Zero Trim to correct for mounting position effects on
absolute pressure transmitters. This method accounts for static conditions (no test
pressure is applied) so the zero will be shifted to zero psig. Instead, perform the lower
sensor trim method.
Step 1. Right click on the PT1 Transducer Block 1100, select Calibrate, then select
Zero Trim.
Step 2. Observe the warning then click Next to continue.
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Workshop - Sensor Calibration
3051S Zero trim Calibration
Step 5. Select Gauge Pressure, from the drop down window, for type of sensor
calibration.
Step 6. Apply 0 pressure input to the sensor, click Next to continue.
Step 7. Enter the date of calibration then click Next to continue.
Step 8. Enter the name of person doing calibration then click Next to continue.
Step 9. Enter the physical location of calibration then click Next to continue.
Step 11. Observe the warning then click Finish to continue.
Note: The Zero Trim method of choosing sensor type is not available on some pressure
transmitters. The hardware does not support this method.
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Local Display Transducer Block
If an optional meter is supplied then you must configure the second transducer block,
Transducer 1200. This block is used to configure the Meter display.
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Local Display Process Tab
The Transducer 1200s Process tab is similar to the Transducer 1100 blocks Process
tab which was previously discussed. Both have associated modes.
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Local Display Tab
When shipped from the factory, Parameter #1 is configured to display the Primary
Variable (pressure) from the LCD Transducer Block.
Parameters 2, 3 and 4 are not configured.
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Display Parameter Select Tab
You may select up to four display parameters and enable or disable the bar graph. Each
configured parameter will be displayed for a short time before the next parameter is
displayed. The parameters must be sourced from a function block scheduled to execute
in the 3051S.
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Local Display Tab
Parameter 3 is configured to display the PID function blocks PV.
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Local Display Tab
y Block Tag # Enter the Block Tag of the function block that contains the
parameter to be displayed. The default function block tags from the factory for
the 3051S are:
Transducer, AI 1400, AI 1500, PID 1600, ISEL 1700, CHAR 1800, ARITH
1900, INTEG 2000.
Consult vendor documentation for default block tags.
y Block Type # Enter the block type of the function block that contains the
parameter to be displayed. This is generally selected from the list of possible
function block types on the drop-down menu.
y Unit Type # This parameter is generally selected from the drop-down menu
with three options: AUTO, CUSTOM OR NONE. Select AUTO only when the
parameter is pressure, temperature, or percent. For other parameters, select
CUSTOM and be sure to configure the CUSTOM_UNITS # parameter. Select
NONE if the parameter is to be displayed without associated units.
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Local Display Tab
Parameter 3 is configured to display the PID function blocks PV.
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Local Display Tab
y Custom Tag # This optional user-specified tag identifier can be configured to
be displayed with the parameter in place of the block tag. Enter a tag of up to
five characters.
y Parameter Index # This parameter is generally selected from a drop-down
menu with a list of possible parameter names based on what is available in the
function block type selected. Choose the parameter to be displayed.
y Custom Units # Specify custom units to be displayed with the parameter.
Enter up to six characters. To display Custom Units the Units Type # must be set
to CUSTOM.
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Local Display Meter (LCD)
The LCD meter features a four-line display and a 0-100% bar graph displaying percent
of range of the AI_Out function block parameter assigned to channel 1 (pressure).
y Line 1 displays the output description, up to 5 characters.
y Line 2 displays the actual value, up to 7 characters.
y Line 3 displays engineering units, up to 6 characters.
y Line 4 displays Error when transmitter is in alarm.
Bar Graph
% AI_Out 50
0 100
AI:
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242
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PSI SENSOR
p Error
q
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Advanced Diagnostic Block
If the transmitter is licensed for Advanced diagnostics, you must configure Transducer
1300. This block is used to configure the advanced diagnostics.
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Model 3051S transmitter or measurement errors are detected and annunciated in an
alarm or warning. Advanced Diagnostics provide a status on the quality of the process
and the measurement.
y Plugged Impulse Line Detection Detects clogging, freezing and plugging
between the pressure sensor diaphragm and the process.
y Plugged Impulse Line Detection is designed to be used in a continuous liquid
flow application that is controlled by a set point.
y Statistical Process Monitoring Located inside the 3051S, it continuously
monitors process variables in monitoring or control loops. It can monitor up to
four process variables.
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The Transducer 1300 blocks Process tab is similar to the Transducer 1200 blocks
Process tab which was previously discussed. Both have associated modes.
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The Process tab displays Permitted, Target and Actual modes for the transducer block.
You may be change the target mode before editing the other tabs. It also allows you to
enter a tag name and tag description, default tag name is the transducer block name.
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The 3051S can detect a plugged impulse line of a gage pressure or absolute pressure
transmitter. For differential transmitters it can detect either single impulse line or both
impulse lines plugged.
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The Impulse Line tab has the following options
y Plugged Line Enables/Disables plugged impulse line algorithm. Default state
is disabled.
y Affect PV Status Determines whether the quality of the PV measurement will
be affected or unaffected. Default is False. If set to true the quality of pressure
measurement from the Sensor Transducer block will go UNCERTAIN.
y Sensitivity Affects sensitivity of detection level. Low requires a greater
change in process dynamics to trigger detection. Choices are High, Medium and
Low.
y User Command Resets algorithm and reinitiates learning. Choices are Run
and Relearn. Run begins the learning phase. Relearn is used after a plugged line
has been repaired or changes to the sensitivity, etc. have been done. The process
dynamics must be relearned.
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In order to use the Advanced set of parameters, fully understand the underlying
technology of the Plugged Impulse line. These parameters will fine tune the Plugged
Impulse line to fit process conditions.
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The Impulse Line (Adv Set) tab is for the advanced user. Consult the vendors
documentation for further information.
Descriptions of block parameters are provided by the device manufacturer as popup
help text. To display a description of a particular parameter, click on the toolbars
button before clicking the parameter.
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Statistical Process Monitoring is intended to provide basic information regarding the
behavior of process measurements such as PID control block and actual valve position.
The algorithm can monitor up to four user selected variables.
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Statistical Process Monitoring tab improves plant safety and reduces variability. This
function is inside the Fieldbus transmitter.
The 3051S transmitter can monitor up to four process variables. It monitors Mean &
Standard Deviation changes for:
y Measurement PVs
y Control Output
y Valve Position
y Any linkable parameter on the FOUNDATION fieldbus network
This tab is for the advanced user. Consult the vendors documentation for further
information.
Descriptions of block parameters are provided by the device manufacturer as popup help
text.
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Pressure Loop Simulation
Hardware
Your simulator is built and configured to include a pressure loop similar to the one
shown below.
P1 SO
S1 S2
S3 S4
S5 S6
AO
PID
Plant Demand
DVC FIELDVUE
(Hand Valve)
3051S
Plant Air Supply

100 PSI AI
Air Tank
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Workshop
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Workshop
Modify PIC-101
Step 1. Add an AI function block to control module PIC-101. The pressure transmitter
will monitor pressure in the tank.
Step 2. Assign to Fieldbus device PT1
Step 3. Set Channel to 1.
Step 4. Set L_Type to direct
Step 5. Set XD_SCALE 0-10 PSI.
Optional: Add a High alarm, that will trip if the pressure is greater than 8 psi.
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Workshop
Download & Verify
Step 1. Download PIC-101 and the appropriate function blocks.
Step 2. Place the PIC-101/AI1/OUT parameter on the Fieldbus picture.
Step 3. Open the control valve 90% open.
Step 4. Adjust the hand valve until pressure indicates approximately 8.5psi.
Step 5. Verify the PIC-101/AI1/OUT parameter drops to zero pressure.
Step 6. Turn the hand valve to full close.
Step 7. Verify the PIC-101/AI1/OUT parameter displays maximum pressure.
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Workshop
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Workshop
Modify & Download PIC-101
Step 1. Add a PID block to control module PIC-101 and assign it to fieldbus device
tag PT1.
Step 2. Connect the blocks as shown above.
Step 3. Set the PID Gain to 1.25.
Step 4. Set the PID Reset to 2.5.
Step 5. Set PV_SCALE to 0 - 10 PSI.
Step 6. Set the execution order to, AI1 #1, PID1 #2 and AO1 #3.
Step 7. Download PIC-101 and the appropriate function blocks.
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FFLP_FP.grf
Clicking the white IMAN button once changes the AO
function block mode to Auto. Clicking again changes
the mode back to Cascade.
This is the Data Entry window for AO function block
local set point when AO function block in Auto mode.
The Operator entry area is used to adjust the valves
position when PID detects bad status.
The button and data entry field on the Faceplate are
useful when the PID function block has detected a bad
status. The operator can change mode of the AO
function block in the valve and enter a value between 0
and 100% to adjust valve position.
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Workshop
Operator Display & Verify
Step 1. Add the FFPID_Block dynamo from the frsFncBlks dynamo set to the
Fieldbus picture.
Step 2. Change the loop mode to Auto and tune the loop. You may manually tune the
loop from the detail display or using Control Studio, select PID function
block, right mouse click, select Tune. This will launch the Auto Tune
application.
Step 3. Verify Backup LAS. Remove the H1 card from the carrier to simulate a failed
H1 card. Adjust the hand operated demand valve and visually verify the valve
travels in response to the demand.
Note: DeltaV 7.3 allows Auto Tune application to be performed on PID when assigned
to a fieldbus device.
Optional: If the PID function block is assigned to the 3051S pressure transmitter,
configure the LCD meter to display the SP and PV of the PID function block.
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Fault States
Fault State to value The output action to take when a fault occurs.
Select AO function block I/O_OPTS in parameter window (right mouse) properties.
Click on Fault State to Value in IO_OPTS in the properties dialog box to enable (1) the
fault state feature for the AO function block.
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Fault States
FSTATE_Time The time in seconds from detection of a fault to the output action of
the AO Block. Units: Seconds
FSTATE_VAL The preset analog SP value to use when fault occurs. Ignored if the I/O
option Fault State to value is false(not checked). Units: EU of PV.
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Fault States
If a Fieldbus valve loses air, or a Fieldbus valve positioner loses power, the valve will
either go fully open or fully closed. This state is determined by the valve itself and is
often termed its shelf position or air fail position. This is different from the Fault State
parameter (FSTATE_VAL) of the Analog Output function block when assigned to a
Fieldbus valve.
By default the Analog Output function blocks FAULT STATE TO VALVE and
FSTATE_TIME are set to 0. This causes the block to hold the last value when
communication on the Fieldbus is lost.
Note: The two parameters listed above only appear in the parameter list after the block
has been assigned to a Fieldbus device.
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Block Navigator: FAILED_ALARMS

Block Navigator: FAILED_ALARMS

Block Navigator: MAINT_ALARMS

Block Navigator: ADVISE_ALARMS

Note: The latest factory calibration recall is not available

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