DOMINO = ARD DAEHO FLOW INSTRUMENTS co. MOUNTING & OPERATING INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4... ARD-INAH 15... 30 Oilmeters © heer yo | stzP No. ‘SHIP TYPE 033000 Sug 165,000 DWT CLASS CRUDE OJL CARRIER MACH, OUTFITTING DESIGN DEP’ t| ‘TEL, | DESZGN OFFICE ‘SHIP NAME peenoven be J AN me TISKMATISPIRIT] ARGEAN LADY F.0. VISCOTHERM & FLOWMETER (3/3) SAMHO HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO., LTD 2008. 08.06) MoS/ i-461. INTRODUCTION 1.1 ARD 4 and ARD 8 1.2 ARD 15 to 50 1.3 Applications 1.4 Function 1.5 Construction 1.6 Accuracy limits: reference conditions 2. TECHNICAL INFORMATION 2.1 ARD 4 and ARD 8 2.2 ARD 15, 20, 25, 40, 50 mm 3. PLANT DESIGN 3.1 Layout of piping 32 Layout of meter and accessories 33 Shut off devices 34 impurities in plant or liquid 3.5 Filling / Dosing 36 Remote processing, ancillaries 37 Electrical circuit 4. MOUNTING 4.1 Place of mounting 4.2 Mounting position 433 Preparation for the mounting 4.4 Mounting of the meter into the pipeline, pressure check 5. DIMENSIONAL SKETCHES 5.1 ARD 4 5.2 ARD 8 53 ARD 15... 25 54 ARD 40, 50 55 Ancillaries 56 Dials 6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 6.1 Electrical connections 6.2 Wiking diagram, technical data for pulsers 63 Ancillary units 6.4 Function control 7. OPERATION START 71 Filling the installation 7.2 Seals check 7.3 Flow rate function check 7.4 Check of the equipment and ancitaries 8. MAINTENANCE. 8.1 Dit trap 8.2 Meter, spare parts 83 Checking procedure 9. GUARANTEE, LIABILITY 10. PARTS LIST 10.1 ARD (Roller counter without pulser) 10.2 ARD-INAH (Pulser and roller counter) 103 Part name Prior to mounting and putting into service please read these instructions carefully. Flowmeter are precision measuring instruments. They achieve optimal results i ; © A few important rules are observed when planning the plant © Mounting and commissioning are carried out with care © The meters are used for their defined purpose only.Quality assurance in design, production and service according to ISO 9001. 1 ARD 4 and ARD 8 (for flow range 1... 200 I/h) ‘© Compact, cubic design with inside thread connection © Measuring parts of brass and aluminium; ARD 4 fitted wih NBR(Butadiene-Acrylonitrle) gaskets and ARD 8 with FPM(Fluor-elastomer) gaskets: covering cap of dyed, oil-proof plastics © Oil temperatures up to 60°C © Roller counter clearly readable through glass © Versions with reed pulser © Special version (ARD 4 OEM) mainly developed for bumer manufacturers (without roller counter, with remote totaliser? © Special version for measuring from 0.5 Uh upwards 12 ARD 15 to 50 (for flow range 10... 30,000 I/h) Body with threaded ends or with flanges Measuring parts of brass or cast iron and aluminium, gaskets of Viton Standard version for oil temperatures up to 130°C/180°C Roller counter rotatable for easy reading Versions with reed or inductive pulsers 13 Applications Measuring heating oil consumption in. bumers for heating units, industrial fumaces, tar treating plants etc.) Measuring fuel consumption in diesel engines (trucks, cars, coaches, diesel locomotives, boats, emergency plants, heat pumps, shipbuilding etc.) ‘Some versions are used for measuring liquefied petroleum gas {filing of balloons or gas cylinders), or for measuring petrol consumption. Medium ARD 4 ARDS AAD 1S ARD2) ARD.25 RD 4) ARDS0| Heating fuel extra ight | . . . e e a ‘medium . . . . . ° . heavy - . : . . . ° Dieset . . . . ._ 8 e | | Petrot e . . . . . ef 3 DAEHO14 Function Domino flow meters work on the volumetric principle of ring piston meters (positive displacement meters). ‘The main features of this measuring principle are large measuring ranges, high accuracy, suitability tor high viscosities and independence from power supply; flow disturbances do not influence proper operation. 15 Construction Ring piston, guide roller and driver are the only moving parts in contact with the liquid. ‘As the hydraulic part is completely separated from the roller counter, the movement of the ring piston is transmitted by a magnetic coupling through the sealing plate. ARD 4 and ARD 8 ARD 15 to 50 Inlet and outlet connection are ‘These meters are equipped with roller counter, to be made perpendicular which are rotatable through almost 360° for to the bottom plate of the meter. easy reading (exception: versions with reed puiser). 16 Accuracy Limit : Reference Conditions ee ee ee 70 100% Ome Accuracy limits 0.5% of actual value for the whole measuring range. Range ; 1:20 0.3%, Range; 1:10 +0.2% Reference conditions © Liquid : extra light heating fuel © Temperature : 18... 25 © Oil meters of the ARD-series are never to be tested with water, otherwise they would get damaged. 4 DAEHO.24 ARD 4 and ARD 8 Technical data © Oil meter with insid2 thread connections located on the bottom plate © With mechanical roller counter © For mounting in horizontal, vertical and inclinded positions © Accuracy limits 05% of actual value, repeatability +0.19% © Maximum temperature 60% © Nominal pressure 25 bar "ARD 4 Type min 05 _ARD4 AAD 8 ‘Nominal diameter mm 4 4 8 Jnch 18 18 a Connection threads of meter Inch 18 118 va ‘Maximum temperature v 0 © Ca ‘Nominal pressure bar 25 2% Ea ‘Maximum flow rale max Uh 40 Fy 200 ‘Nominal flow rate Qn vn 6 0 135 Minimum flow rate min Uh 05 1 4 Approx. starting fow rate Mh 03 04 16 ‘Smallest readable amount 1 oor 0001 ot Registration capacity w 100 100 1,000 Registration at Qn before return 10 zor0 h 400020007400 Safely filter mesh width mn 0.12 0.125 0.150 Dirt trap mesh width max 0.080 0.080010 Volume of the measunng chamber om 5 5 125 Weight without coupling 'g 0.65 065 075 Reed Pulsers RET Wimp. a e 1 RE 0.1 - ot on RE 001 - 001 - RE 0.00125 =) lise ce RE 0.00311 - = 000811 RE 0.00125 at Gmax wa ~ eaten at Qmin om. - RE 0.00811 at Qrnax = - 17.864 eset a at Qmin - - 0.387 Pressure Loss curves ra) te 3 3 } i Viscosities i, . Az 45 mPas : aa B: 50 mPas Hy 5 C= 100 mPas i eo D: 200 mPas E: 500 mPas “ sam vm Greet me 8 vn ae 50 Ye DAEHO22 ARD 15, 20, 25, 40, 50 mm Technical data For oil liquids up to approx. 10,000 mPas For horizontal, vertical or inclined mounting Measuring error limit =+0.2% of actual value, reproducibility ++0.1% Temperature 40, 50, 90, 130 or 180% (according to the version) Normal pressure 10, 16, 25 or 40 bar (according to the version) ‘With flanges DIN 2501 / SN 21843 / JIS 10K, 16K, 20K, 30K Body of DUCTILE CAST IRON / CAST STEEL / STAINLESS STEEL ‘Combination with all domino ancillaries possible ‘Standard version with mechanical roller counter Type ‘ARD 15 ARD 20 ARD 25 ARD 40 ARD 50 ‘Nominal diameter mm 6 oO @& 0 0 Inch We. 4 1 12 2 Maximum fow rate max vh400—~=«S00—=S« 00000 ——« N00 Batch flow rate ch vn = 320 = 200» 400720024000 Nominal flow rate Qn vh = 200-750-500 480015000 ‘Minimum flow rate Qmin Vh 10, wn S 225 750, Approx. staring flow rate 7 Uh 4 2» % 300 ‘Smallest readable amount 1 oor OtSCOSSC 1 Registration capacity mm 1000 1000010000 10000100000 ‘Safety filter mesh width mm 04 04 04 08 08 Strainer mesh wioth (max.) mom O11 0 050s Volume of the measuring chamber om? 12 3% 100 333. 1200 Weight with threaded ends kg an 25 42 159, 6.0 Weight with flanges kg 38 45 WW 205 40.0 Pulse values Modal — IR R10 Pulse 04 O41 1 1 10 IN R15 Pulse 001 0.01 O41 01 1 - R20 Pulse O41 01 1 4 10, — IND R50 Pulse 001 0.01 Ot Ot 1 — INA R 6065 ~VPulse 0.0006 0.00185 = 0.005 0017 0.06 -P RB WPulse 001 0.01 On O41 1 - RH Pulse, O41 Ot 1 1 10 - AV TS ¥Puse o4 1 1 1 10 T 10 Pulse 1 10 10 10, 100 r Pulse oA = = Pulse frequencies ‘Modual — IN, IND at Qmax. R 15/50 He WAN 41.667 8.333 25.000 8.333 at Qmin. Hz 0278 0.833 0.208 0.625, 0.208 — INA at Qmax. ‘RR 6O6S Hz 185.185 225.225 166.667 147.059 138.889 at Onin Hz 4600 450541678678 3.472 P atQmx = A25 He 10.00 1000 8333 © 10000 aaa at Onin He 027 0. 0208 0625 0208 6 DAEHOPresse op 9 ber me t 3 Eo : a ON 25 ni 100m hom vn ee 29 ie 720 Vn eno ee S000 + 2 g A & ow min ’” 2 £ to g 00 ym es 1300 yn Permissible pressure drop: max. { bar Recommended pressure drop : max. 3 bar Viscosities 45 mPas 25 mPas 50 mPas 100 mPas 200 mPas 500 mPas 1000 mPas 2000 mPa.s + 5000 mPa.s —-ra7tmoom> DAEHO.34 Layout of piping Easy access for reading the meter and controlling the ancillary equipment is important. Mounting position of the meter Do not mount the meter with the head pointing downwards, Straight stabilisation pipes are not necessary. ‘The layout of piping must ensure that the meter is at all times filed with liduid and that no inclusions of airgas may ocour. ‘The quantities consumed by all the users must be registered by the meter. 3.2 Layout of meter and accessories Differential measurements or mounting the meter on the suction side demand special requirements for installation, Select the meter and the ancillaries according to the max. working conditions. Operating pressure Operating temperature max. 130°C (Special execution up to 180%) Ambient temperature ~10... 60°C Resistance of the material against: liquid to be metered working conditions Flow rate Flow meters are to be selected according to the flow rate and not according to the pipe diameter. If necessary, adapt the pipework. 8 DAEHO.3.3 Shut off devices In order to avoid backiows and drainings, shut off devices to be mounted after the meter. Backflows and drainings cause measuring errors and can damage the meter. 34 Impurities in plant or ti Should impurities occur in the plant or in the liquid, a strainer (dirt trap) has to be installed before the meter. Maximum mesh width for strainers/dirt traps: DN 15 mm 0.250 mm DN 40 mm 0.600 mm DN 20 mm — 0.400 mm t 3 Oleg DN 50 mm 0.600 mm DN 25 mm 0.400 mm = \3 The filter mounted in the meter inlet is only a safety filler and is too small to act as a strainer. 3.5 Filling / Dosing For filling and dosing the valve has to be mounted between meter and discharge. ‘The shorter the pipe section between meter and discharge, the higher the accuracy. Fast opening and shutting of the valve should be avoided (pressure hammer) Pressure hammers damage the meter. ‘Any back flow must be avoided on meters equipped with pulsers for remote processing. If this cannot be achieved by appropriate plant design, a non-return valve should be fitted. 3.6 Remote processing, ancillaries. 9 DAEHO.Electrical circuit Electrical circuits and installations are subject to legal prescriptions which must be observed when planning the installations. Electrical installatiors must only be executed by professional experts. In the layout of the installations, the following factors should be taken into account during plant design: © ancillary connected to or after the moter ‘¢ maximum cable lengths with/without amplifier '* connection boxes, cable guides © environmental disturbances Electrical installations in hazardous areas are subject to special requirements. The pulsers must be powered by “Ex’-supplies from the non-hazardous area. €® Consult an “Ex"-specialist. ne 4a Place of mounting Easy access for reading the meter and controlling ancillary equipment is essential Observe the operating temperature range (~10°C... 60°C). Observe plant conception points 3.1... 37. 42 Mounting position according to point 3.1 43 Preparation for the mounting Check meters and mounting materials. Compare the data of the meter with the expected maximum conditions in the installation. ‘They may not exceed the moter data © Flow rate max. (Q max. Vh) © Service pressure (PN bar) © Temperature max. (T) ‘* Threaded connections, flanges and seals (gaskets) ‘© Fixations of the meter © Resistance to measured liquid and temperature Only in case of modifying an exsting plant: Rinse previously the installation and put it out of service. Close the valves shutting the insertion section. Make sure that a starting-up by other persons is impossible while mounting. When handling matters hazardous to people protect absolutely eyes, skin and clothes. 10 DAEHOPlace a collecting trough under the installation. No chemicals, oils or other matter dangerous to the environment may reach neither the water nor the soil. Cut the pipeline and prepare it for the insert of the flow meter. In case of welding, cutting and grinding pay attention to the risk of fire/deftagration. Remove inflammable matter and liquids from the place of operation. Prepare the pipe section for the length prescribed for the measuring unit (see 5. dimensional sketches) a When using copper-or thinwalled stee!-tubes fasten the meter additionally. Install the strainer/pre-fiter, if necessary a distance piece. Put the installation into operation. Open the shut valves slowly. Proceed to a pressure and tightness check. Rinse the installation properly. Remove the pressure and put the installation out of service. " DAEHO.Mounting of the meter into the pipeline, pressure check When mounting the meter into the pipeline pay attention to point 4.3. Remove protection plugs on the meter. Insert the meter into the pipeline in the prescribed position and flow direction. Meter with threaded ends ‘Meter with flanges Install mating flanges paralle! and without bias in pipe. If another pressure test is done after mounting the meter, following pressure is admitted for a short period Nominal pressure (PN) test load 16 bar max. 25 bar 25 bar max. 40 bar Operating start as described in point 7. 2 DAEHO5A ARD 4 « a (o a Dial t fae. ooooooo a fa_; 2 pf = i — ay! os [iJ df ot fa | Pye | | | | i ia | ae i all =] Ls Without pulser With pulser 52 ARD 8 eure lew ‘Mounting kit for ARD 8 : some possible mounting positions 3 DAEHO53 ARD 15 ... 25 © with ends LR. : Bi Theos RC : with threaded ) [| f | a Al ind 4 FL: with flanges | Ly te Tl 4 54 ARD 40, 50 emma a FL < with flanges wih ancitanes Dimension (nm) FW RV AWN, MODEL DN abe 68 6 OOM Up ‘AAD IGAGIFL| tomm 12 | 165 45 20 250 «05S Ge | Car ‘ARO 20 AGIA | 2onm ae | 165 M20 OSC | ww | ARD 25 RCIFL | 2inm 1 | O77 HMDS CGT Gr | om ARD 40 FCIFL | om 1 vr | a0 m6 a7 OGG Tam) tS ARD 50 RC/FL SOmm = 2" 350, 166 a8 510 280165 G 235" GT 145160 4 DAEHO.55 Ancillaries RW AV IN (NAMUR DIN 19234) Roller counter without pulser Roller counter with pulser and meter Pulser and roller counter heading with protection ring DN 15, 20, 25 RS 4 | wo eae i=rom DN 40, 50 7 = 3 ‘ 5 I 9105, L 9105 i }-—2108_| 5.6 Dials ct ae pe Or ony Oo Z os Las om ARD 15 ARD 20, 25, 40 ARD 50 15 DAEHO.64 Electrical connections Pay attention to piant design point 3.7. Remove main plug and fuses. Before working on electrical circuits make sure that nobody can put the installation under power. Pay attention to installation instructions for electric units: ‘© Power data, operation data © Maximum transmission length © Cable cross section, length © Ambient temperature, mounting position 6.2 Wiring diagram, technical data for pulsers RE Pulsers S35 +/- Pulse transmitters type AV Cable 3m — Polarity choice free Liat om +/- switching elememt switching vottagemax. switching current switching power on-time ambient temperature protection cable cross section ‘amb. temperature switching element switching voltage switching current switching capacity static current pulse value with "Exi” feeding Reed switch with dry contact (inert gas) 48 VACIDC max. 50 mA max. 3 VA 30... 70% ~ (Pulse value 1/0.1/0.01 Vimp.) 40... 55% ~ (Pulse value 0.00125 Vimp.) ~10... 60 IP 65 (IEC 144) against waler-jets and dust 2 x 0.35 mmr? -10... 700 Reed contact (potential-free) max. 48 VDC/AC max. 50 mA (Ri 47 2) max. 2 W ail see type plate use in hazard. areas possible DAEHOPulse transmitters IN Pay attention to polarity when connecting the plug. 2 te o=Hfp © amb. temperature 10°C. 70°C © switching clement slot initiator aco. to DIN 19234 © switching voltage 5... 15 VDC © residual ripple <8% © switching current >4 mA (at BV, 1 kQ) © static current <1 mA (at 8V, 1 kQ) © pulse value see type plate © with "Exi” feeding —_use in hazard. areas possible 63 Ancillary units ‘Some ancillary units require a programmation for pulse values or frequency (see their service instructions). Pulse values of the meters: see type plates. The frequency is calculated with the following formula: ‘Max. flow rate jn liters/n 3600 = Frequency in Hz Pulse value in liters 64 Function control Put installation into operation following points 7.1 ... 7.4. Check functioning of ancillaries. 7 DAEHOi 7A Put installation into operation, open valves slowly, fill pipeline network gradually Vent the installation well. Pressure shocks must be avoided in order not to damage the meter. Inclusions of air cause measuring errors in all types of meter and in operation they may damage them. 72 Proceed to a check of the tightness of the connections of the unit. 73 Check the flow of the installation Metering of the flow rate with the roller counter for 30 ... 60 sec. Establish the flowrate per hour with the formula: Totalised volume in liters X 3600 = Liters per hour ‘Measuring time in seconds Should the established value lie over and above the specification of the meter (Q max), either a flow control choke (throttle) must be inserted behind the measuring unit or a bigger measuring unit must be used. 74 Electrical equipment and ancillaries Check proper functioning. 8 DAEHODirt traps must be cleaned periodically, intially at short intervals. When opening the dirt trap please pay attention to points 4.3, When putting back into operation watch points 7.1... 7.4 of these instructions. 82 Meter / spare parts Check connections periodically for tightness and if necessary tighten again. For control and cleaning, the measuring chamber and the ring piston of the meters DN15... 50 can be removed without demounting the meter off the pipe. ie ‘The cleaning and revision cycle depends largely on the conditions of operation. Under favourable canditions 5... 10 years are sufficient. Check the units for corrosion. When ancillary equipment is used, observe their mounting ‘and operation instructions. 83 Checking procedure 1st Stage (Driving part) Driving part to be checked the impurites. ‘The driving components are to be checked the damages. 3. If not find any damages, the chamber and driving components must be cleaned Using by clean diesel oil 4. Miter cleaning, each components should be cleaned using by air blower. 6. Then, each components will be assembled carefully and {il-up the clean diesel oil 6. After assemble the driving chamber, the piston will be some moving by the slow tuming by hand. 7. If it is shown the right assembling, the chamber assembled part are to be mounted in the flange body. np 9 DAEHO1, Total counter part are to be disassembled. 2. The adapting piece (bottom side) or adjusting gear part bottom are to be tuned by using small magnetic. 3. The top part of counter is moving from this turing of ‘small magnetic piece, the whole of counter part will be free from the malfunction MAGNETIC PIECE aed (Adjustin 1. if not tum smooth turning of counter as 2nd stage, the adjusting gear parts are to be checked, as same procedure of 2nd stage. 2. Also, the only top counter part can be checked by using ‘small magnetic driver. Results : 1. Driving part is not tuming well // 2. Adjusting gear part is not smooth tum ! 3. Top counter part is not smooth turn 1 9. GUARANTEE, LIABILITY DAEHO guarantees within the bounds of the general sales and supply conditions for its products. DAEHO units are buitt according to ISO norms and directives. Please observe the mounting and operations instructions ! Use the unit exclusively for its designed purpose. ‘Maintain the unit and service it according to prescriptions. Use accessories only if their applicability is technically safe. ‘The liability for installation and proficient operation of the meter is transferred to the owner or operator. DAEHO.For DN 40, 50 For DN 15, 20, 25 ARD (Roller counter without pulser) DAEHO a: en 8 10.2 ARD-INAH (pulser and roller counter) For DN 15, 20, 25, 40, 50 2 DAEHOOHnava PART NO. No. PART NAME LOCAL TYPE (ARD) REMOTE TYPE (ARD-INAH) DN 15 | DN 20 | DN 25 | DN 40 | DN 50 | DN 15 | DN 20 | DN 25 | DN 40 | DN 50 1 | Booy ‘ON REQUEST ‘ON REQUEST 2. | INLET FILTER 15968 | 20021 | 25969 | 40970 | soo71 | 15968 | 20021 | 25969 | 40970 | So971 3 | FLANGE OF MEASURING CHAMBER ON REQUEST ON REQUEST 4 | SCREW 15958 | 20958 | 25808 | 40809 | 50549 | 15958 | 20958 | 2se08 | 40809 | S0549 ‘ows x 16) | 46 x 16) | cas x 25) | mse x 900] M(T6 x 50)] O46 X16) | CMe x 16) | HB X 25) | O42 X SO) OHNE X 50) 5a | GASKET (SMALL) x | 15002 | 20002 | 25985 | 4095 | so9es | 15002 | 20002 | 25885 | 40985 | 50985 Sb | GASKET (LARGE) x | 15003 | 20020 | 25028 | 40904 | 5000 | 15003 | 20020 | 25028 | 40994 | 50004 MEASURING CHAMBER 1sa41 | 20032 | 25851 | 40551 | soos | 15841 | 20032 | 25851 | 40551 | 50506 GUIDE PLATE (PPS) xx | 15024 | 20033 | 25963 | 40965 | 50967 | 15024 | 20033 | 25963 | 40965 | 50967 GUIDE ROLLER (PPS) xx | 15167 | 20025 | 25168 | 40169 | 50170 | 15167 | 20025 | 25168 | 40169 | 50170 MAGNETIC DRIVER (PPS) ax | 15154 | 20155 | 25156 | 40157 | 50983 | 15154 | 20155 | 25156 | 40157 | 50983 10 | COVER OF MEASURING CHAMBER | 15856 | 20008 | 25861 | 40859 | soaso | 15856 | 20008 | 25861 | 40859 | 50660 11 | RING PISTON 15790 | 20022 | 25881 | 40882 | sosss | 15790 | 20022 | 25881 | 40882 | 50883 12 | ADAPTING PIECE ts2z1 | 2oz21 | 25222 | - - - - - - - 12a | ADJUSTMENT GEAR : - — | aoo43 | s0e8a | 15889 | 20044 | 25942 | 40943 | 50888 13 | PULSER - - - - - | 15261 | 20261 | 25261 | 40261 | so26t 14 | ROLLER COUNTER 15870 | 20028 | 25871 | 40871 | 50873 | 15873 | 20030 | 25874 | 40871 | 50873 15 | FIXING RING OF COUNTER 15913 | 20013 | 25913 | 40013 | soo1a | 15913 | 20913 | 25913 | 40913 | so913 16 | HEAD RING FOR COUNTER 15903 | 20003 | 25903 | 40903 | sog03 | 15903 | 20903 | 25903 | 40903 | 50903 17 | COVER 15423 | 20423 | 25423 | 40423 | soaza | 15423 | 20423 | 25423 | 40423 | 50423 18 | SCREW 1s9se | 20058 | 25958 | 40959 | soso | 15167 | 20167 | 25167 | 40167 | sot67 (046 x 16) | (M6 X16) | (M6 x 16) | O46 X55) | 6 x55] O46 X 95) | OMG Xx 95) | (ME X 95) | OME X 95) | CME X 95) 19 | PLUG-IN DETECTOR (FLOW SENSOR)| — - 18420 | 20240 | 25240 | ao2e0 | so240 20 | REMOTE CABLE E = 7 - - ON REQUEST RECOMMEND SPARE PARTS = ™ — FOR 2 YEARS ™ & ~ FOR 5 YEARS. 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PART NAME LOCAL TYPE (ARD) REMOTE TYPE (ARD-INAH) DN 15 | DN 20 | DN 25 | DN 40 | DN 50 | DN 15 | DN 20 | DN 25 | DN 40 | DN 50 7 [eoor ON REQUEST ON REQUEST 2 | mer ruven sso | zoces | asoeo | son | soors | e068 | zor | zee | score | sre 3. | FLANGE OF MEASURING CHAMBER ON REQUEST ON REQUEST 4 | SCREW 15958 | 20958 | 25808 | 40809 | 50549 15958 | 20958 | 25808 | 40809 | 50549 ne, | son | ata ate 29) aw 20] we xt |e | a9 [ote a x0 Sa | GASKET (SMALL) 15002 | 20002 | 25985 | 40985 | 50985 19002 | 20002 | 25985 | 40985 | 509865 5b | GASKET (LARGE) 15003 | 20020 25028 | 40994 | 50004 15003 | 20020 | 25028 | 40994 | 50004 6 | MEASURING CHAMBER 15841 | 20092 | 25851 | 40551 | so506 | 15841 | 20032 | 25851 | 40551 | 50506 7 | GUIDE PLATE (SUS 316) we | 15HO1 | 20HOT | 25HO1 | 40HO1 | SOHOT 15HO1 | 20H01 | 25HO1 | 40HO1 | SOHOT 8 | GUIDE ROLLER (SUS 316) ae 1sH02 | 20H02 | 25Ho2 | 40Ho2 | soHo2 | 15HO2 | 20HO2 | 25HO2 | 40H02 | SOHO2 9 | MAGNETIC DRIVER (PFFE) «| 15103 | 20H03 | 25103 | 40H03 | SOHO3 | 15HO3 | 20HO3 | 25HO3 | 40HO3 | SOHOS 10 | COVER OF MEASURING CHAMBER 18856 | 20006 | 25661 | 40859 | 50860 | 15856 | 20008 ; 2586! / 40859 | 50860 11 | RING PISTON 15790 | 20022 | 25881 40882 | 50883 15790 | 20022 | 25881 40882 | 50883 12 | aban piece wean | mo | oer | - | - | - | - | - | - | - 12a | ADJUSTMENT GEAR ~ - - 40943 | 50888 15889 | 20944 | 25942 | 40943 | 50888 13 | puisen ele ssa | asi | ascor | sass | amos 14 | router couvren sso70 | zoe | aser: | sosrr | sre | sesra | zooa0 | aor | aor | sora 45 | rua nna oF COUNTER ssor0 | aoora | sora | sear | scoro | rsore | aoote | aor | aoors | sooo 16 | HEAD RING FOR COUNTER 15903 | 20903 | 25903 | 40903 | 50903 15903 | 20903 | 25903 | 40903 | 50903 17 | coven ssa | 2oua | 25a | sos | sores | rotas | zoes | 220 | so4e | sows 18 | senew ssa | 2oase | ase | sousa | soaso | ssier | zoier | asior | aor | sour eit | aaa | acim | ao’ so ae’ 5] ae n9| 829] amt 0 | Xe | 39 19 | PLUG-IN DETECTOR (FLOW SENSOR) - 15420 | 20240 | 25240 | 40240 | 50240 20 | REMOTE CABLE oa = oa = = ON REQUEST RECOMMEND SPARE PARTS ™ — FOR 2 YEARS ® & ~ FOR 5 YEARS. (814 “quy) oweu syed a 8 & 3 3 ror| memo |PARARASS DAEHO FLOW INSTRUMENTS CO. ¢1610-6, sonauuNG-DONG, KANGSEO-GU PUSAN, KOREA TEL : 82-51-831-3720/9730 FAX : 82-51-831-3750 HEAD OFFICE & FACTORY AQUAMETRO IN SWIZERLAND aqua, MANUFACTURED WITH aqnetro TECHNICAL COOPERATION 'AS A RESULT OF OUR CONTINUOUS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT | YOUR REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAMME AND CHANGING CUSTOMER REGUREMENTS, ‘OUR RANGE IS BEING CONSTANTLY EXPANDED AND LUPDATED, PLEASE CONSULT THE FACTORY OR YOUR LOCAL [DISTRIBUOTR ON SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS. \WE HAVE AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS IN MORE THAN 40 ‘COUNTRIES. ‘TECHNICAL DATE IN THS BROCHURE MAY BE CHANGED WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.