Solution
An integrated system was proposed using an MW100
for data logging, two PR300 power meters for the
electrical measurements and a Yokogawa flow meter
and differential pressure transmitter for the air and
nitrogen measurements. A custom enclosure with a 24
VDC power supply for the field instruments, circuit
breakers and terminal blocks would house the MW100
and power meters.
A local Yokogawa systems integrator designed and
built the enclosure containing the instrument package.
The project sales engineer configured the MW100 for
MODBUS data communications with the PR300s and
the flow rate measurements. Nitrogen and airflow are
measured in Standard Cubic Feet per Minute then
totalized and grouped in math channels. The math
groups are reset at midnight daily so a consumption
total is provided each day.
The PR300s measure a mix of single and three phase
electrical loads on five separate panels. Each PR300
provides panel voltage, current and kWh consumption
values to the MW100 using serial MODBUS RTU
communications. This data is read by the MW100 and
placed in math channels. All data is archived by the
MW100 to the CompactFlash
TM
card. DAQLOGGER
software with Gate MX/MW (required when used with
MW100) gathers all MW100 real-time channel data
(including PR300 data on math channels) via an
Ethernet network connection.
Any PC in the plant will allow the managers to view
MW100’s real-time data and alarm events via Internet
Explorer – a great convenience and cost-saving
feature since no additional software is needed.
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