Tecnichal data
Meter Runs
The module can calculate up to 16 meter runs with four streams per run simultaneously, making it cost-effective, since more meters can be connected to a single flow computer.
Modbus Capabilities
Remote configuration and diagnostics via Ethernet (Modbus® TCP/IP). Flexible serial port configurations allow for either two Modbus slave ports or one Modbus slave and one Modbus Master port. All data, including configuration, calculated results, and historical archives, are available using either the Modbus TCP/IP server or Modbus slave serial ports.
Customized Modbus Data Mapping
Remapping to a virtual slave enables data concentration, reducing bandwidth load on the communication system.
Auditability
Our configuration software provides the ability to download and view archives and events. Audit Scan captures process inputs and calculated results as "snapshotsâ, allowing verification of calculations. The Event Log records significant events and alarms. Hourly and daily archives are configurable historical records of user-selected data. The data can be viewed online, printed, or saved to a file in .txt or .csv format. Archive data can be exported to Flow-Cal .cfx format. Meter calibration and verification are stored on the module.
Meter proving
Allows for meter proving with 3 configurable prover types.
Security
Password protection schemes are available to control user access and log meter calibration and verification activities.
Specifications
The module is recognized by the processor as an Input/Output module
The included Add-On Instruction (AOI) files are used for data transfers between the module and processor, reducing configuration time
Configuration is downloaded over Ethernet by way of the Modbus TCP/IP servers, or delivered by user-defined ladder
Functional Specifications
The MVI56E-AFC module operates as a powerful flow computer module, augmenting the operation of the ControlLogix® processor by providing a dedicated and accurate set of flow calculations.
Calculates flow rates, accumulated volumes, accumulated mass, and accumulated energy
Calculation results are transferred to processor memory and may also be transferred to a SCADA host using Modbus serial or Modbus TCP/IP
User-configurable, allowing each of the meter runs to be individually set up to meet the specific requirements of an application
Archiving
Supports data archiving and event logging
Data archiving is available for each meter run, hourly for two days (48 records) and daily for one month (35 records) under default configuration, with optional extended archives up to 1,440 hourly (60 days) and 1,440 daily. The actual number of archives is dependent upon the size set by the user for each archive type.
Event logging feature provides storage of up to 2,000 station events
Configuration Options
User-selectable units for totalizers and flow rates on a per-channel basis
Roll-over value for resettable and non-resettable totalizers for every meter channel
Process analog input units and ranges (pressure, temperature, differential pressure, density) from analog input modules and pulse inputs frompulse/frequency input modules in a ControlLogix chassis
Fluid selection provides a choice of several liquid groups or gas measurement, using AGA or ISO calculations
Event log reports for all security-sensitive configuration data (for example, orifice diameter) are date- and time-stamped. This data can be saved to disk for importing into any spreadsheet or printed as a hard copy.
Modbus Interface
SCADA communication is provided by the Modbus TCP/IP server and Modbus slave serial ports
Modbus table may be re-mapped as a virtual Modbus slave for user-assigned contiguous register polling by a SCADA client/master (up to 20,000 registers)
Poll remote devices (such as a Gas Chromatograph) by utilizing the Modbus Master serial port
System Requirements - EAFC Manager
This configuration software is designed for Microsoft Windows 7. Minimum hardware requirements for a Windows 7 system are as listed below. More advanced operating systems have significantly higher minimum requirements regardless of EAFC Manager minimum requirements.
1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
1 GB RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit)
16 GB available hard drive space (32-bit) or 20GB (64-bit)
Assigned IP Address
Measurement Compliance Standards
API MPMS Chapter 14.3 (AGA Report No. 3), 2013 ed.
ISO 5167, Part 2, 2003 ed.
AGA Report No. 7
API MPMS Chapter 14.2 (AGA Report No, 8), Ed. 2 (1994)., Detail Characterization Method (for compressibility factor and densities) and Appendix C.3 (for energy content)
API MPMS Chapter 14.9 (AGA Report No. 11) (Coriolis mass meters)
AGA Report No. 9 (Ultrasonic meters)
API MPMS Chapter 11.1, 2004 ed. (complete)
API MPMS Chapter 11.2 (CPL for lower-density liquids)
GPA Technical Paper 27 (CTL and density correction for lower-density liquids)
GPA Technical Paper 15 (vapor pressure for lower-density liquids)
API MPMS Chapter 12.2 Parts 1, 2 and 3
API MPMS Chapter 20.1 (measurement of liquids with high water content)
API MPMS Chapter 21.1 (gases), 2013 Edition
API MPMS Chapter 21.2 (liquids)
GPA 2145-09
GPSA Engineering Data Book (SI)
GPSA Engineering Data Book (FPS)
Configuration
The EAFC Manager is a Windows 7-based configuration, reporting, and monitoring tool provided with all E-AFC modules. Project configurations may be uploaded, downloaded, and saved to the PC under user-selectable file names.
Description
ProSoft Technologyâs in-chassis flow computer solution allows you to monitor gas and liquid meters for flow rates, accumulator values, and other calculation results. All alarm data is displayed on our configuration screens. This solution eliminates the need for multiple RTUs and standalone flow computers for a multi-well pad application. This solution reduces support and maintenance costs as well as helping to decrease your capital spend. This simplified solution allows you to optimize your resources. In addition, our flow computer sits in a ControlLogix® system, allowing you to take advantage of Rockwell Automationâs distributed I/O capability and ProSoftâs wireless radios to greatly reduce wiring to your transmitters and I/O devices.