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Universal IV Water Cut Meter (BS&W)With Density Compensation

Analytical Products

The Need For Density Compensation?

The Solution – Drexelbrook Universal IV Cut Monitor (BS&W) with Density Comp• The new Drexelbrook UIV CM utilizes system inputs from the Coriolis/PLC:

Temperature Flow Density

• And calculates the corrected value for true water content and maintains overall system accuracy.

The Problem• The density or API gravity of crude oil changes (temp, material, region or formation)

• Standard cut monitors (BS&W) mistakenly attribute these changes to water content

• It is commonly known that API can vary +10 API in a short amount of time

• Changes as small as 3 API can cause water cut errors of over .45% resulting in false diverts or personnel call outs.

Drexelbrook Water Cut Meter Family

Drexelbrook CM Standard(<2000)Perfect for applications with:• Minimal process flow

temperature changes • Non-varying oil source

with consistent range of API

• Minimal material changes

Temperature Compensated Universal IV CM (2014)Perfect for applications with:• Wide temperature changes

in the process flow• Single oil/water source• Non-varying oil source with

consistent range of API• Outdoor LACTs applications • Minimal material and API

changes

Density Compensated Universal IV CM (2016)Perfect for applications with:• Temperature and density

changes in the process oil flow

• Multiple oil sources• Changing environmental

conditions, frequent temp changes

• API changes handled in real time

Good Better Best

Multiple Installation Options

In-Line Spool Piece

Fits standard industry in-line spool sizes and various flange configurations

Density CompensationModule Option

Optional DCM module can be added to existing installations to minimize the effects of density changes in the process flow

Insertion Probe

Reduced installation costs by directly mounting in existing piping

Water Cut Monitor Applications

• LACT Skids (Lease Automatic Custody Transfer)• Pipeline Loading (Transfer of petroleum products from loading sites)• Truck Unloading Stations (Remote oil & water collection in upstream O&G)• Dehydration Equipment (Separators/Heater Treaters)• Lube Oil Systems (Bearing protection)• Pump Protection Systems

Heater Treater

LACT Skid

Oil-Water Separator

System Overview

Density Compensated Water Cut Meter

The Density compensation option is offered as either part of the overall system configuration or as a remote option to be added to any standard Drexelbrook Universal UIV Water Cut Meter in the field

Model UDO System

Model UDROption

Customer Supplied Density Measurement

Benefits of Temperature & Density

Compensation

• Minimizes the need to recalibrate the cut monitor between truck loads at remote collection sites Minimize Recalibrations Lower Downtime Faster Load/Unload Cycles

• More repeatable performance load to load insuring accuracy of the custody transfer

• Minimize diverts on LACT installations

• Stability of the measurement is guaranteed over a wide temperature range

• Up to 50% better measurement performance vs standard water cut monitors

Up to 50% Increase in Accuracy

Specifications UIV CM

Model UDO System or Model UDR Retrofit

Density Compensated Water Cut Meter

Technology RF Admittance / Capacitance

Supply Voltage 19-30VDC, 4-wire system

Output/Digital Protocol 4-20mA, HART Compatible with HART® 7

Accuracy and Resolution Water CutRange Variance % wc* Resolution** 0 to 1% +/- 0.03 0.0002 0 to 5% +/- 0.04 0.0009

Load Resistance Maximum 550 ohms at 24 VDC Minimum 250 ohms for HART protocol

Ambient Temperature -40°C to 75°C (-40°F to 167°F)

Process Temperature (Compensated)Up 232°C (450°F) – Transmitter will compensate for the effects of temperature when the water is in liquid state (Eg 0oC to 100oC at ambient pressure)

* The measurement accuracy of an inline, dynamic water cut measurement is dependent upon many process variables including: oil dielectric consistency, fluid velocity at the sample point, mounting geometry and homogeneity of the oil/water emulsion. The values above represent nominal water cut measurement variances for a properly installed sensor under consistent measurement point conditions. ** The smallest water cut step that the instrument can resolve

Process Pressure Up 103 bar (1,500 psi), probe dependent

Density (Compensated)Transmitter will compensate for the effects of changing density in the process flow

System or Module OptionThe density compensation module (DCM) is offered as part of the “UDO” System configuration or it can be purchased as a remote module option “UDR” to be added to any standard Drexelbrook water cut meter in the field

Relay OutputSPST Relay, 5A/30 VDC; 5A/250 VACMax Switching Capacity: 150W, 2000 VAMax Contact Load (DC): 100mA @ 12 VDC

Process Connection NPT, ANSI, and more upon request

Remote Configuration for UDR Retrofit ModuleConsult factory for max cable length for remote configuration

Response Time 350 msec nominal (no damping applied) 1-90 seconds programmable damping time

Supply Voltage Effect : 0.2% of full scale max

Start-Up Time : < 12 seconds

Configuration and Calibration Standard LCD display and keypad are built-in STExplorer™ PC-based software (free download)

Emission and Surge Protection Compliant with IEC6100-4.2, 3, 4, 6, 8 Compliant with CISPR11 Group I, Class B

Approvals Intrinsically Safe (IS) Explosion Proof (XP) without IS barrier FM, FMc, ATEX, IECExCE Mark

Ordering Information

Model UDO System

Density Compensated Water Cut Meter System

U

D0

1

0

9

A

B

3

4

5

0

1

0

1

0

1

000

XXX

ZZZ

0

A

B

F

G

Z

U DO 1 0 9 3 0 0 0 - XXX - A

IECEx d with Density Cut Monitor

Base Model Number

Universal IV Base Model

System Type

Density Cut Monitor model: 100 KHz, 0° Phase

Digital Protocols

Approvals

FM/FMc XP with Density Cut Monitor

ATEX d with Density Cut Monitor

4-20mA HART

Future Use

Future Use

Electrical Connection

Surge / Noise Suppression

Integral / Remote options

Dual Seal Option

Special Software

3/4" NPT without external ground with Density Cut Monitor

M20 with external ground / Equipotential Bonding with Density Cut Monitor

3/4" NPT with external ground / Equipotential Bonding with Density Cut Monitor

No additional filtering required

Signal RFI (Integral or Remote)

Remote configuration

Without Dual Seal Option

With Dual Seal Option

Remote system

Sensing Element

Part Number Example

Heavy Oil 0 to 1%

Heavy Oil 0 to 5%

Special Software

None

Integral

Consult Factory for All Probe Configuration Options

Special Sensing Element

Light Oil 0 to 1%

Light Oil 0 to 5%

Ordering Information

Model UDR Retrofit Module

Density Compensated Water Cut Meter Retrofit

Note: Cut monitor must be set to range 1 for all retrofit installations

U

DR

1

0

9

A

B

3

4

5

0

1

0

000

0

U DR 1 0 9 3 0 1 0 - 000 - 0

Base Model Number

Universal IV Base Model

System Type

DR=Density Cut Monitor model: 100 KHz, 0° Phase, Retrofit

Surge / Noise Suppression

Digital Protocols

Approvals

FM/FMc XP with Density Cut Monitor

ATEX d with Density Cut Monitor

IECEx d with Density Cut Monitor

Electrical Connection

3/4" NPT without external ground with Density Cut Monitor

M20 with external ground / Equipotential Bonding with Density Cut Monitor

3/4" NPT with external ground / Equipotential Bonding with Density Cut Monitor

4 Wire 4-20mA w/HART

Future Use

Future Use

Special Software

None

Sensing Element

None

No additional filtering required

Integral / Remote options

Remote Only for Retrofit Module

Dual Seal Option

None

Typical Installation of DCM System

Typical Wiring of DCM System

DCM Interface to PLC

• The primary method for retrieving the density data is through the PLC

• This is a Modbus connection between the 2 devices with the DCM configured either as a master or a slave

• The DCM has an Auto-detect feature that insures successful connectivity between the 2 devices

• Installations will require knowledgeable personnel in PLC and Modbus communications

Already Existing System at LACT

DCM to PLC

System Configuration

Keypad or STExplorerTM

(PC Utility Software)

There are two ways to configure and calibrate the Drexelbrook Cut Monitor system. Via the onboard display keypad or through the STExplorerTM PC software.

1. To use the onboard keypad customers must follow the instructions in the manual. The menu tree and configuration menu tables will guide you through display prompts to make changes.

2. STExplorerTM provides a simple way to configure and calibrate the Drexelbrook cut monitor system using a PC.

STExplorer

PC Utility Software

STExplorerTM is a free PC software utility designed by AMETEK to provide connectivity and configuration functionality for the Drexelbrook IV Cut Monitor with the Density Compensation Module (DCM). STExplorerTM is the successor to HRTWin. It will also be used for firmware updates to the DCM (Bootloader Capability).

Minimum Hardware RequirementsOperating System: Windows 7 or greaterCPU: Pentium Processor at 1 GHZRAM: 1 GBHard Drive: 25 MB available disk space

Download the Beta version of the STExplorerTM files from the Drexelbrook.com website. Follow the Software Download links and select STExplorerTM Installer Files. Once the files are relocated to your PC, run stexplorer.exe and follow the onscreen instructions.

STExplorer

Using the PC Software

Using the software is a simple 4 step process.

1. Add your device (provides a communication connection)

2. Select the Variable Handler Interface

3. Select & load the appropriate list for whatever functionality you want to perform

4. Read and write data into the DCM as required to measure, analyze, calibrate or configure the device

Universal IV (BS&W) with Density Comp

Value Proposition

• Density compensation in the water cut measurement improves ROI

• Improved accuracy: Up to 50% better measurement performance vs standard water cut monitors

Minimize Need for Re-calibration Lower Downtime Faster Load/Unload Cycles

• More repeatable performance load to load insuring accuracy of the custody transfer

• Minimize diverts on LACT installations

• No worries: The stability of the measurement is insured over a wide temperature and density range