RHM 80

FLOW SENSOR

The RHM 80 excels in tough applications where high temperatures, pressures and corrosive fluids are present. Its heavy duty construction withstands extreme applications without losing Coriolis meter performance.

Range: 80 kg/min up to 8000 kg/min
Pressure: up to 341 bar (4945 psi)
Temperature: -196°C (-321°F) up to +350°C (662°F)
Accuracy: 0.1 % of rate
Materials: SS 316L / SS 316Ti, Super Duplex – 1.4410, Alloy C22 – 2.4602
Process Connection: 6" up to 6"

CONFIGURE

CATEGORY Large Size Sensors, Bunkering, Oil Measurement

Performance Data

Flow Measurement Uncertainty
Standard: 0.20 % of rate
Enhanced: 0.15 % of rate
Premium: 0.10 % of rate
Low Flow Calibration: 0.10 % of rate – requires RHE 40 Series transmitter
Customized Calibration: Consult factory

Low flow calibration focuses on the range from ½ × Qₙₒₘ downwards to lower flow rates than on other calibrations. Often used for low pressure gas or very viscous liquids. Customized calibration uses specific calibration points according to customer requirements.

Flow Measurement Repeatability
Standard Sensors: ±0.1 % of rate
Premium Sensors: ±0.05 % of rate

Temperature Measurement
Better than ±1 °C

Density Calibration (Liquid)
Standard: ±0.001 kg/l uncertainty
Premium: ±0.0005 kg/l uncertainty – requires High Accuracy or Focused Calibration Option

Reference conditions: 18–24 °C Water @ 1–3 bar

Measurement Tube Pressure Ratings

The maximum pressure (pₘₐₓ) of a sensor is determined by its lowest rated part: the measurement tube (see table below) or the process connection (see corresponding standards or manufacturer information).

For sensors in sealless versions, the material of the process connection is usually the same as the material of the measurement tubes. In special cases, the material may differ.

	50 °C 122 °F	120 °C 248 °F	210 °C 410 °F	350 °C 662 °F
SS 316Ti (standard)	104 bar 1508 psi	93 bar 1349 psi	80 bar 1160 psi	67 bar 972 psi
Alloy C22	146 bar 2117 psi	130 bar 1885 psi	110 bar 1595 psi	92 bar 1334 psi
Super Duplex * Low Pressure	258 bar 3742 psi	242 bar 3510 psi	210 bar 3046 psi
Super Duplex * High Pressure	341 bar 4946 psi	299 bar 4336 psi	270 bar 3916 psi

* Minimum operating temperature for Super Duplex stainless steel is -40 °C. Maximum pressure may be lower depending on the design type.

Uncertainties and flow measurement turn-down

The turn down capability from Qₙₒₘ of the flow sensor is driven mainly by its zero point stability. At the very low end of the measuring range the uncertainty (u) is dominated by zero point stability.

• Zero point stability of a standard sensor with general accuracy calibration: 1 kg/min (2.21 lbs/min).
• Zero point stability of a premium sensor with high accuracy or focused calibration: 0.8 kg/min (1.76 lbs/min).
• uncertainty = calibration uncertainty, if: flow ≥ (zero point stability / (base uncertainty/100))
• uncertainty = (zero point stability/Q)*100, if: flow < (zero point stability / (base uncertainty/100))

Uncertainties from environmental and process conditions

If sensors are not zeroed at operating conditions, minor additional uncertainties can arise from elevated temperatures and pressures:

• ±0.000306% of maximum flow per °C
• ±0.0001% of maximum flow per bar

Process temperature effect on density:
• Additional uncertainty of ±0.000088 g/cm³ per °C difference from calibration temperature with standard density calibration.
• Additional uncertainty of ±0.000009 g/cm³ per °C difference from calibration temperature with enhanced density calibration.
• This effect can be mitigated by a simple field density adjustment at operating conditions.

Process pressure effect on mass flow:
• The effect of pressure on flow measurement is 0.02% of rate per bar. Compensation is possible by pressure sensor input (analog input or digital write) or manual value entry into the transmitter.

Process pressure effect on density:
• The effect of pressure on density measurement is 0.0002 g/cm³ per bar. Compensation is possible by pressure sensor input (analog input or digital write) or manual value entry into the transmitter.

Applying Premium calibration to higher pressure, special materials and/or non-standard temperature models may show higher zero uncertainties (up to 3 times higher than standard sensor).

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Other wetted materials may be possible for chemical compatibility, lower pressure drop, abrasion allowance or other application specific requirements. Rheonik can provide nearly any material for the wetted parts.