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Rosemount™ 565/566/765/614 Temperature and Water Level Sensors for Tank Gauging Systems Product Data Sheet May 2019 00813-0100-5565, Rev AD Rosemount™ 565/566/765/614 Temperature and Water Level Sensors for tank gauging systems Get custody transfer net volume accuracy with four-wire multiple spot temperature sensors for bulk liquid storage tanks Improve accuracy with unique sensor calibration Measure liquid temperature with up to 16 spot elements Combine with integrated water level sensor measurement Include temperature sensors for measurements in cryogenic and refrigerated gas applications such as LNG Select from a wide range of accessories such as anchor weights and vapor boots Rosemount 565/566/765/614 May 2019 Multiple spot temperature and water level sensors for highly accurate volume measurement Rosemount Tank- Measure precise product temperature for custody transfer and TM r t TankRada Rosemoun Master PC Hi On - TERM - Off Rx IN - Tx Lo - GA USB RS-232 Ext. pwr inventory measurement in bulk liquid storage tanks. FBM 2180 The highly accurate four-wire multiple spot temperature sensors Rosemount 2410 in Rosemount Tank Gauging System measure liquid temperature Tank Hub with up to 16 spot elements. The available versions are: Primary bus Rosemount 565 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor Secondary bus Rosemount 566 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor for cryogenic applications such as LNG Rosemount 765 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor with Tankbus Rosemount 2240S Rosemount 5900S integrated water level sensor Temperature Transmitter Gauge The multiple spot temperature sensor, with an optional integrated water level sensor, is connected to a Rosemount 2240S Multi-input Temperature Transmitter. The measured values are distributed to the Rosemount TankMaster Inventory Software or a DCS/host system via the Rosemount 2410 Tank Rosemount 765 Multiple Spot Hub. Temperature Sensor with inte- grated Water Level Sensor Features with four-wire connection Further improved accuracy True compensation for wiring resistance Rosemount 765 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor installed together Unique calibration process for individual sensor elements to with a Rosemount 2240S Multi-input Temperature Transmitter, in a get the highest net volume accuracy Tank Gauging System 2 Emerson.com/Rosemount May 2019 Rosemount 565/566/765/614 Cryogenic Temperature Sensors for highly accurate temperature measurements Rosemount 2230 Rosemount 5900S with LNG antenna Rosemount 2240S LTD Rosemount 566 Rosemount 614 Rosemount 2410 Rosemount TankMaster Rosemount 2460 SIL 2 relay or 4-20 mA analog signal DCS/HOST DCS/HOST Safety Integrated System (SIS) Rosemount 566 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensors installed together with a Rosemount 2240S Multi-Input Temperature Transmitter, in a Tank Gauging system for temperature profile and stratification monitoring. The system includes the Rosemount 614 Cryogenic Spot Temperature Sensor installed with the Rosemount 2240S Multi-Input Temperature Transmitters for cool-down (white dotted line) and leak detection (red dotted line). Complete temperature measurements for cryogenic and Both the Rosemount 566 and Rosemount 614 temperature refrigerated full containment storage. sensors are connected to the Rosemount 2240S Multi-Input Temperature Transmitters. The measured values are distributed Rosemount 566 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensors for: to the TankMaster Inventory Software, DCS/host or safety Precise spot and average product temperature systems via the Rosemount 2410 Tank Hub. Continuous measurements for stratification profile Rosemount 614 Cryogenic Spot Temperature Sensors for: Distributed cool-down monitoring during first fill Distributed leak detection between inner and outer tank Emerson.com/Rosemount 3 Rosemount 565/566/765/614 May 2019 Rosemount 565 Multiple Spot Rosemount 765 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor Temperature Sensor with integrated Measures temperature with one to sixteen Pt-100 spot water level sensor elements placed at different heights to provide a tank Continuously measures free water level below the oil surface temperature profile and an average temperature. and provides an input for online net inventory calculations. The calculated average liquid temperature, based on fully Available in two versions, open and closed. The open version is immersed elements, is used as an input for accurate volume suitable for crude oil applications and the closed version is calculations in storage tanks. suitable for lighter fuels such as diesel oil, etc. The temperature sensor is easily installed on the tank nozzle, The integrated multiple spot temperature sensor is Rosemount and is then connected either directly to the Rosemount 2240S 565 (see “Rosemount 565 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor” multi-input temperature transmitter or via cable. The on page 4). Rosemount 565 sensor is mounted with a flange or a thread at the top of the tank. The Rosemount 765 sensor is hung vertically from the top of the tank, and the position/length is chosen according to the actual The spot elements are placed in a flexible gas-tight protection bottom water range. It should be anchored to the tank bottom tube, made from convoluted stainless steel, for easier handling to ensure a fixed position in case of turbulence. during installation. All spot elements are attached to a wire, which runs from the top to the bottom of the sensor. An anchor One of the Pt-100 temperature sensor elements can be installed weight can be hung at the bottom, or the tube can be fixed to inside the water level probe allowing temperature the bottom to keep the sensor vertical and avoid floating when measurements at low levels. the tank is filled. The water level sensor delivers a digital signal, and is connected The Rosemount 565 is designed for atmospheric tanks up to 0.2 to the Rosemount 2240S Multi-input Temperature Transmitter. bar (2.9 psi). For pressurized tanks it must be installed in a closed Rosemount 765 is delivered in a stainless steel (AISI 316) thermowell enabling service or inspection while the tank is in housing, welded to the flexible temperature sensor tube to get a operation. hermetic design. It has a heavy duty design with no moving parts. Offset calibration can be done with an integrated calibration feature in the Rosemount 2240S transmitter. The Rosemount 765 Water Level Sensor open version, suitable for crude oil applications 4 Emerson.com/Rosemount May 2019 Rosemount 565/566/765/614 Rosemount 614 Cryogenic Spot Rosemount 566 Temperature Sensor Temperature Sensor for cryogenic applications The Rosemount 614 spot elements are wired through a Equipped with Class A sensors, suitable for low temperatures mineral-insulated flexible steel cable up to 300 m (980 ft). This Used for measurements in LNG tanks and other allows temperature measurements inside a full containment low-temperature applications tank during the cool-down procedure and for leak detection and corner protection in the insulation space. The spot elements are encapsulated in a stainless steel tube, filled with argon gas to prevent the condensation of water inside Rosemount 614 temperature sensors are easily integrated the sensor at low temperatures. through a conical connection or a junction box to the Rosemount 2240S Multi-input Temperature Transmitter. Each Unique calibration process to get highest accuracy meeting 2240S Transmitter supports up to 16 Rosemount 614 International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL) temperature sensors. requirements for stratification detection, enabling continuous product stratification monitoring. True compensation for wiring resistance with 4-wire connection. Rosemount 614 temperature sensors, connected to the Rosemount 2240S temperature transmitter via a conical connection. Contents Ordering information . 6 Product certifications . .28 Specifications . 20 Dimensional drawings . .30 Emerson.com/Rosemount 5 Rosemount 565/566/765/614 May 2019 Ordering information Rosemount 565 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor Custody transfer accuracy The highest reliability Rugged design for harsh environments Wide range of accessories such as anchor weights and vapor boots A version with integrated water level sensor is available, see page 13. Additional information Specifications: page 20 Certifications: page 28 Dimensional drawings: page 30 Table 1. Rosemount 565 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor Ordering Information Model Product description 0565 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor Overall length (Lo) Mxxxxx Metric units, xxxxx in millimeters (mm), range: 02000-70000 (Specify in steps of 10 millimeters.) Exxxxx U.S. units, xxxxx in inches (in.), range 00400-02700 (Longer on request. Specify in steps of 1 inch.) Sheath type A 1-in. (25.4-mm) AISI 316 SST Tank connection ANSI flanges (SST AISI 316) - Raised face A 1 1/2-in. Class 150 B 1 1/2-in. Class 300 C 2-in. Class 150 D 2-in. Class 300 E 3-in. Class 150 F 3-in. Class 300 G 4-in. Class 150 H 4-in. Class 300 EN flanges (SST AISI 316) - Flat face 1 DN 50 PN 16 2 DN 50 PN 40 3 DN 65 PN 16 6 Emerson.com/Rosemount May 2019 Rosemount 565/566/765/614 Table 1. Rosemount 565 Multiple Spot Temperature Sensor Ordering Information 4 DN 65 PN 40 5 DN 80 PN 16 6 DN 80 PN 40 7 DN 100 PN 16 Threaded connection 0 M33x1.5 Temperature sensor wiring 4 Four-wire Number of temperature spot elements 01 to 16 Specify number. Element type P Pt-100 Performance class 1 1/6 DIN Class B (IEC/EN60751) Temperature range 1 -50 to +120 °C (-58 to +248 °F) 2 -20 to +250 °C (-4 to +482 °F) Lead wires, temperature sensor 00 For integrated installation with Rosemount 2240S (standard) 04-10
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