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Transmitter and hygienic coriolis meters


EMERSON Process Management’s new Micro Motion 1500 Filling and Dosing Transmitter offers a unique solution for precise control of the filling process.

Using Micro Motion Coriolis sensors, the Model 1500 integrates easily into the machine control system and directly controls pumps and valves.

The integrated system simplifies the batch delivery control loop, eliminating the need for separate controllers, resulting in removal of communication time delays and improved fill accuracy and response time.

The system is part of an initiative to help cosmetic, food and life science manufacturers improve efficiency.

For improved filling and dosing, Micro Motion Coriolis flowmeters provide manufacturers of filling machines with a direct mass flow measurement, accurate to better than 0.1%.

These meters are used in control loops with the new Micro Motion 1500 filling and dosing transmitter that delivers precise, intelligent control of the filling process, in a small, compact DIN rail solution.

The direct, predictive valve control from the Micro Motion transmitter uses measurements of each delivery to optimise the control accuracy for subsequent fills and improves profitability by reducing product give-away.

Integration of the Micro Motion flowmeter into the valve control system also gives a faster response, by eliminating the normal pulse train linking the flowmeter to the controller.

Efficiency benefits arise from close integration of the Micro Motion Model 1500 within the filling machine, using simple RS485 Modbus protocol communications with the control panel software. The operator has the ability to fill a wide range of container sizes, modify delivery quantities for each ingredient and instantly select an alternative menu to create different product ranges on a single machine.

Productivity benefits arise from faster product changeover times on the delivery lines, using in-line CIP (clean-in-place) processes to efficiently clean the flowmeters.

The ‘Strip-down and Clean’ cycle previously required to eliminate the cross contamination possible with mechanical flowmeter devices is eliminated. The same sensor, with no programme changes, can handle liquids or pastes/creams with varying viscosity, temperature, entrained air or suspended solids, while measuring mass flow directly.

The small size of the Micro Motion 1500 Filling and Dosing Transmitter allows simple installation on a DIN rail in the machine control cabinet. The unit is designed for filling machines using short duration fill cycles, where all operator interface information is provided by the machine control panel, so it has no local display.

With a built-in safety barrier, the transmitter can supply intrinsically safe power and wiring connections to the Micro Motion flow sensor, enabling their safe operation in hazardous areas and reducing the cost and complexity of filling machine cabling systems.

Customers and machinery manufacturers using the Micro Motion filling and dosing transmitter report reduced waste, improved product quality and faster product change-over, according to Emerson.

The Micro Motion mass flow sensors enable the machine systems to work with a wide range of liquid feeds, in line sizes down to 2.5mm, providing performance independent of temperature, viscosity and product changes. The need for any further check-weighing is eliminated.

With many manufacturers operating in an increasingly regulated environment, systems are available with 3A and EHEDG certification for use on sanitary and aseptic processes and the sensors are suitable for CIP and SIP (sanitise-in-place) processes.

The Micro Motion-exclusive, patented MVD (MultiVariable Digital) technology in the mass flow transmitter provides monitoring of ingredient temperature and density, providing immediate quality assurance alarms for out of specification values, as well as records for any later audit.

16-Jan-2006
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Emerson Process Management acquires TopWorx (18-Jul-2008)
Emerson Process Management has acquired TopWorx. The acquisition of TopWorx has extended the application of PlantWeb digital plant architecture available from Emerson Process Management to on/off valves and other instruments.

Emerson Process Management's new technical centre in Bao’an Emerson Process Management opens technical centre in China (7-Jul-2008)
Emerson Process Management has opened a new process instrumentation technical centre in Bao’an, China.

Emerson Process Management opens technology centres in China (13-Jun-2007)
Emerson Process Management, a business of Emerson has opened two technology centres in Tianjin, China, to help meet the rising demand for control-valve and valve-automation products for the growing process manufacturing industry in the Asia Pacific region.

Emerson’s Fisher division to renovate and expand former manufacturing facility (1-Dec-2006)
The Fisher division of Emerson Process Management, a business of Emerson, has unveiled a $19 million renovation and expansion of one of its former manufacturing facilities in Marshalltown, Iowa, adjacent to the company’s main offices.

Accelerating out of the gates (29-Sep-2006)
Duncan Schleiss, global vice-president for systems marketing, Emerson Process Management, talks to Process & Control Engineering (PACE) editor, Denes Bolza, about producing evolutionary technologies that deliver revolutionary business results.

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