Emerson Process Management 3422 User Manual

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 Reference, Installation, and Operations Manual
Section 2: Product overview
3-9000-743 Rev S
June 2013
Mechanical installation requirements
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Detailed and Gross AGA8 calculations
Optional AGA10 sound velocity calculation and comparison
Optional API Chapter 21 compliant event and data logging
Daniel MeterLink (powerful Windows-based interface software)
Advantages and features of the SeniorSonic
TM
 Model 3400 and Model 3422 include: 
Range exceeds 50-1 within ±0.1% after flow calibration
Unsurpassed measurement accuracy
Superior low-flow capabilities
 Advantages and features of the Daniel JuniorSonic
TM
 Gas Flow Meter:
Cost advantage over SeniorSonic
TM 
Dual path redundancy (Model 3420)
Large turn-down ratio
Tolerant of wet gas
The ultrasonic meter can use measured flow condition temperature and pressure values for use 
in velocity profile-effect correction (for single-path and dual-path meters) and for volumetric 
flow rate conversion to a user-specified base temperature/pressure condition.
2.1.2
Mechanical installation requirements
Refer to 
 for mechanical installation requirements.
2.2
Component parts
The Daniel Ultrasonic Gas Flow Meters are available in various configurations to meet a broad 
range of customer requirements. Each meter comes fully assembled from Daniel.