Omega OS65 Series Owner's manual

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Owner's manual
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Section 1: Introduction
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Table of Contents
OS65 Series
RlO.
and
R9
tanges
the mocouple outputs only available with
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to
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to
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to
250°C
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to
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125OC
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to
25OT
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to
-57”
to
125°C
-R2
-Rl
-70“
to
250°F
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SufIix
Temperature
diagrams
for details.
Range Table
ordering
f&n optical table
below.
See
optical
code
t
Insert optics
from
range table below.c&e
tempemmre
range
*
Insert
V-DC
OS65-V(*)(t) o-5
mA
OS65-h&Q(*)(t)
O-20
mA
OS65-MAl(*)(t)
4-20
mV/degree
OS65- M v(*)(t)
1
OS65-K(*)(t)
K
OS65-J(*)(*)
J
ModelNumber
Output Type
circuitry
that insures accuracy and repeatability. There are
six different outputs available, wh ich can feed directly into co mputers, data loggers, or other
instru m entation.
1.2
Available Models
suffering
any loss in perfor m ance. This
includes installations that are moving, vibrating, or subject to m echanical shock. This
rugged design, coupled with their relatively s m all di m ensions, m ake these instru m ents
ideally suited for a w ide variety of applications where durability, size, and low cost are
important.
The OS65 Series are advanced non-contact m easure m ent syste ms. They utilize
m icroprocessor-based electronic
uflsafe
to touch. The
OS65 Series can be
installed in your existing equip m ent or
mounted with its own hardware for continuous monitoring of a process line. Since the OS65
Series instru m ents do not use chopper mo tors or vibrator m echanis m s, they can be mounted
in any position and in hostile environ m ents without
f@ile, or
Infi-ared
Pyrometers are
designed to measure the temperature
of
targets rapidly and accurately. This includes difficult targets that are moving, inaccessible,
Section 1: Introduction
1.1
General Description
The OMEGA@ OS65 Series
signs
of
damage. Note any evidence of rough handling in transit. Immediately report any damage to
the shipping agent.
Note:
The carrier will not honor any claims unless all shipping material is saved for their
examination. After examining and removing contents,
save
packing
material and carton in
the event reshipment is necessary.
veri@
that you have received all equipment. If you have any
questions about the shipment, please call the OMEGA Customer Service Department at
l-800-622-2378 or 203-359-1660.
When you receive the shipment, inspect the container and equipment for any
15-foot
cable)
NIST Traceable Calibration Certificate
2.1
Unpacking
Remove the Packing List
and
50-foot
cable (in place of the
Air/water Cooling Jacket
Mounting Frame
Right Angle Mounting Bracket
Mounting Nut
NEMA 4 Electronics Enclosure
NEMA 12 Electronics Enclosure
NIST
Section 2: Installation
Air Purge
Collar
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OS65-NEMA12
Options
OS65-NEMA4
OS65-MN
OS65-RAB
OS65-MF
OS65-AWC
OS65-APC
suffix
“BB” to model number.
1.3 Accessories
infrared
sensing head and
electronics card (without NEMA 4 enclosure and sensor mounting bracket and nut), add
15-foot
interconnecting cable
and electronics housed in NEMA 4 (IEC529, IP66) enclosure.
To order a bare bones operating system, including just the
Each unit is supplied with sensor mounting bracket and
nut,
Optical Table
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Street, New York, New York 10011.
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Data Corporation, subsidiary of Plenum
Publishing Company, 227 West
7,8,
and 9) by Y.S. Touloukian
and D.P. Dewitt, published by
1.
Standardized values of emissivity are available for most
materials.
A simplified table of emissivities is provided here. For a more detailed listing of
emissivities, refer
to
‘Thermal Radiative Properties ” (vol.
usiug
a thermocouple. Adjust the ’
emissivity control until the OS65 Series reading equals that of the thermocouple. For
exceedingly high temperatures, determine the emissivity using the emissivity value table
on page 7 of this manual.
4.
When a portion of the surface of the material can be coated, a dull black paint will have
emissivity of approximately 1 .O (other non-metallic coatings such as mold release may
be used also). Use this “true” temperature to determine the emissivity using the method
described in Example
temperature
and the object ’s
emissivity can be determined using the method described as above.
3.
For high temperatures, measure the object temperature
.O,
the
measurement you obtain from it can be considered a “true”
250°C),
a piece of masking
tape can be placed on the object and its temperature measured with the OS65 Series
instrument. Since the masking tape has an emissivity of approximately 1
500°F,
arrows
are aligned with the proper setting. Determining
the proper setting can be done as follows.
1.
Heat a sample of the material to a known temperature as determined by a precise sensor.
Using the emissivity control of your OS65 Series instrument, adjust the indicated
temperature until it matches the temperature measured by the contact sensor. This value
of emissivity can now be used whenever the same material is measured.
2.
For relatively low temperatures (to approximately
from
0.10 to 0.90 in 0.10 steps. The second pot allows a fine adjustment of the
emissivity and has a range of 0.00 to 0.09 in 0.01 steps. To make the adjustment, use a small
screwdriver to turn the pots until the
Section
3:
Operation
3.1
Emissivity
A blackbody is defined as an object that emits the maximum theoretical amount of radiation
at a given temperature and has an emissivity at 1.0. The name blackbody is misleading
because it is not the color of the object, as much as the material and the surface finish of the
material that determines the emittance value.
The emittance of most organic substances (wood, cloth, plastic, and most paints) is
approximately 0.95. Metals with smooth, polished surfaces will have emittance values much
lower than 1.0.
3.2
Emissivity Adjustment
When
using an OS65 Series model to measure shiny, metallic
objects, the proper emissivity
adjustment must be made. This is easily accomplished by adjusting the emissivity pots on
the electronics board. One of the pots allows a coarse adjustment of the emissivity and has
a
range
0.90-0.98
0.93
0.90-0.95
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0.90-0.95
0.95
0.90
0.95
0.90
0.90
(G=
20
mils thickness)
Rubber
Sand
Snow
soil
Water
wood
Natural
0.40-0.60
0.20
0.70-0.90
0.20
0.10
0.03
0.20
Emissivity
0.95
0.95
0.95
0.90
0.95
0.95
0.95
0.95
0.85
0.95
0.80-0.95
0.98
0.95
@asue
Any
Color
Plastic
Paper
Paint
Non-Metallic
ICe
Limestone
Grvp=
ClaY
Concrete
Cloth
Plate
Gravel
GXi3LUiC
Carbonmdum
Materials
Asbestos
Asphalt
Brick
Galvaoized
Non-Metals
o>ridized
Polished
zinc
silver
Steel
Cold-Rolled
0.40-0.60
0.05-0.10
0.10-0.40
0.20-0.50
0.10
0.30
0.09
0.03
0.70-0.90
Ground Sheet
Polished Sheet
oxidized
Stainless
PlatinIml
Polished
Black
o?ddized
Unoxidized
(NiCu)
Nickel
Polished
Monel
Iron,
Wrought
0.20-0.55
0.09
0.05
0.50
0.03-0.05
0.40
0.10
0.40-0.80
0.03
0.02
0.50-0.90
0.15
0.50-0.70
0.60-0.95
0.20
0.20-0.30
Smooth
0.70
0.30
oxidized
iron,
cast
oxidized
Unoxidized
Molten
Rusted
Iron
oxidize d
unoxidize d
Copper
oxidized
Polished
Gold
Polished
Carbon
Graphite
chromium
uIloxidized
Polished
Brass
oxidized
Polished
Alumiuum
oxidized
techniques
described above.
Metals
Materials
Emissivitv
The best determination of emissivity can be made using the
that
the actual emissivity, particularly for metals, can vary
greatly depending on surface finish oxidation, corrosion, or the presence of dirt, water, or
oil.
Emissivity Tables
The following tables are provided as a guide for estimating the emissivity of various
materials. It is important to note
1omAmaximum
10.9 cm x 4.1 cm (4.30 ” x 1.63”); l-112-20 thread
13.3 cm x 9.1 cm (5.25 ” x 3.62”)
0.3 kg (8 oz.)
0.1 kg (4 oz.)
1.2 kg (43.2 oz.)
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cable standard); Optional 15 m (50 ft. cable)
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to
dust-tight
or drip-tight enclosure
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sensing
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NEMA 4 enclosure:
Electronics
only (without
NEMA 4 enclosure):
Electronics
mounted
Weight-
Sensing Head:
Electronics:
Dimensions-
Sensing Head:
@A,
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Current-
ComN!ction:
Max. Lead
Wire
Resistance-
(Ohms, Current Output Mode):
Load
EkCtl-OlliCS:
Sensing
Head:
Range-
(FOV):
Power:
Environmental Ratings:
Ambient Operating
Response
Time:
Field of View
Emissivity
Range:
3.4
Comparison Measurements
When making comparison measurements on the same material, an approximation of the
emissivity will still give good results. Selecting a relatively low emissivity value will make
the difference in compared temperatures slightly larger than actual. When trying to locate a
slight temperature difference, setting the emissivity to 0.20 will provide the maximum
sensitivity, although the absolute temperature measurement will not normally be correct.
3.5 Maintenance
Due to its solid-state, sealed construction, the OS65 Series instruments require minimum
maintenance. The optics may require periodic inspection and cleaning if the sensor is in a
dirty environment. Use an optical cleaning solution (e.g. mild detergent) and a cotton swab.
Care
should be taken to prevent scratching the lens or its coating.
If
you are operating the
instrument in a dirty atmosphere, the optional lens air purge assembly is recommended.
Se&on
4:
Specifications
Accuracy:
Repeatability:
Spectral Response:
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COVER
F
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AlR
PURGE COLLAR
13
OS65-APC
-_Ikl.28
l/8-27
NPT
.28
--+
HEX
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2.25
!
l/2-20-
I
from
settling on the lens.
1
liter&z).
Clean or “instrument ” air is recommended to avoid contam-
inants
cfm
(0.5 to 1.5
aperture.
Air flow should be a maximum
of 1 to 3
front
l/S”
NPT thread port and out the
from
the
lens. It may be installed before or after the bracket (see drawing) and screwed in fully. Air
flows into the
OS&j-AWC
WATER COOLING JACKET
Air Purge Collar (APC)
The APC accessory is used to keep dust, moisture, airborne particles and vapors away
PIACES
10°C),
is not recommended. To avoid condensation and lens dam-
age, it is required to use the APC with the AWC.
2
50°F
(
50°
to 80°F (10 ” to 27°C) for efficient cooling.
Chilled water, below
Kg&
cm). Water flow should be approximately 0.5 gallons (2
liters) per minute; water temperature should be
PSID
(0.14 to 0.35
liter&c)
with a pressure drop across the housing
of 2 to 5
(25OC)
should be 3 to 5 cfm (1.4 to 2.4
l/8”
NPT threads. Air flow
77°F
(121°C)/3500F
(175°C). It is supplied with two
Sensor (Air/Water-Cooled Housing)
The
air/water-cooled housing (AWC) option allows the sensor to be used in ambient tempera-
tures up to 250°F
9600
14
A4
Baud Rate:
Turn
unit on with emissivity set at 00.
Default Conditions: Address:
assigned
4800 baud
Baud Rate Code:
01
300 baud
02 600 baud
03
1200 baud 04
2400 baud
05
4800 baud 06
9600 baud
Reset:
AA is
0/oAAo5
Unit at address
@AABB
Unit at address AA gets new address BB
Both
characters are
required: i.e.,
OA rather than just A.
commands: #AA
Unit at address AA responds with the IR temperature
Format:
A one character command followed by a two character address and
possibly an additional two character address or a two character baud rate code.
The address
is two characters between 00 and
FF hex.
RX0
GREEN
3
TX/RX
GREEN
5
CND BLACK
TOP VIEW
FRONT VIEW
I
YELLOW
Interrogation
TX0
YELLOW
2
TX/RX
YELLOW
3
I
ANALOG POWER
DIGITAL
OUTPUT
RS
232
RS
48 5
TERMINAL TB3 TERMINAL TB3
2
8databits
1 start bit
1
stop bit
9600, N, 8,
Protocol
9600
no
parity
DIGITAL OUTPUT WIRING (not field installable)
-
(MINUS)
13 + (PLUS)
-
(MINUS)
13
- CC4 Card Cage
FOR NON-POWERED LOOP SUPPLY FOR POWERED LOOP SUPPLY
TERMINAL TB4
TERMINAL TB4
16 +
(PLUS)
17
- MA1 and MA2 with OS65
-
OS65
COUPliTER
POWER
SUPPLY
GO’VDC
+-
HOST
-
TX/R X
II , I
RS485
TERMINAL TB4
3 + TX/RX
1
ST
TBt
r
\&&$j
-
(MINUS)
mV
and V
TERMINAL TB4
16 + (PLUS)
17
OS65-JX.
OUTPU T
WIRIN G
-
SHIELD GROUND
SHIELD
1
-
N/ C
GRiEN
2
-
-
RED
3
4
-
BLACK +
1.2
VC C
TEA
5
d
‘INPISEI;SOR
TBl
I
DIAGRA M
iI
111
-
-
DC POWER
IR
SENSOR +
8
MilTi
-
11111
6
783
TERMINAL TB4
TERMINAL
WIRIN G
Q-30 VDC
SENSOR CONNECTION
0
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