Reference Manual

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MAS 2600
Tank Contents Transmitter
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Reference Manual for MAS 2600 in English
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Table of Contents
Description and Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Description and Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Technical Specification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Ordering Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
MAS2600 Ordering Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Measuring Ranges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Temperature Sensor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Mounting Methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Amplifier Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Amplifier PCB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Intrinsically Safe Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Intrinsic Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Intrinsically Safe Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Handling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Testing and Recalibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Testing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Recalibrating Gauge Transmitter using Pressure on the Transducer . . . . . . . 39
Recalibrating Gauge Transmitter using Vacuum (for gauge transmitters only) . 40
Recalibrating the Absolute Transmitter using Pressure on the Transducer . 41

Maintenance and Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Trouble Shooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
MAS2600 Test Sheet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

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Description and Operation

MAS 2600 Tank Contents Transmitter

The MAS 2600 is a 2-wire 4-20 mA level transmitter consisting of a transducer, an amplifier and an
interconnecting cable.

Transducer
The transducer is a pressure sensitive silicon micro strain gauge sensor mounted in a glass to metal
seal. The sensor is protected by an isolation diaphragm, welded to the transducer housing, with an oil
filling between the sensor and the diaphragm. Pressure changes on the front of the diaphragm will
bring a resistance change in the Wheatstone bridge of the transducer. This change in the Wheat-
stone bridge will be transmitted to the amplifier as a change in the electrical signal.
The transducer is fully welded, housed in titanium with a titanium diaphragm.
All transducer types are submersible (IP68).
The transducer is available in two versions:
• Gauge version
• Absolute version
As optional the transducer is available with a built-in Pt100 temperature sensor.

Cable
The cable is available as a standard version and as a high temperature version.

Amplifier
The amplifier is available in the following options:
• Programmable version: Calibration is made by dip switches and potentiometers
• Differential version: For measuring of both pressure and vacuum
The amplifier is housed in a sea water resistant polyester casing (IP56).

Application
The MAS 2600 has been developed for level measuring in ballast, oil, service and fresh water tanks as
well as tanks containing media which are not hostile to titanium.

Intrinsically Safe in Hazardous Areas

The MAS 2600 is certified for use with standard transmitter safety barriers or Ex isolation amplifiers
and is Ex ia IIC T4 compliant in accordance with IEC/EN 600079-0 + A11 and IEC/EN 60079-11.

Type Approvals
DNV, GL, LRS, MRS, BV, RINA, KRS, ABS, PRS.
CE marked in accordance with EU directive.

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Technical Specification
Gauge 0 - 3.5 / 0 - 7 / 0 - 16 / 0 - 35 m H2O
Transducer Ranges
Absolute 0 - 20.394 / 0 - 35.690 m H2O

Accuracy ± 0.25% F.S. at 20°C

Stability Max. ± 0.1% / Year

± 0.4% F.S. at ±0 to +50°C

TEB (Total Error Band)
± 2.0% F.S. at -20 to +80°C
Minimum 4 x transducer range with no changes in calibration.
Overload Capability
6 x transducer range burst pressure.

Built-in Temperature Sensor Pt100 Optional (for safe area only)

Output Current 4-20 mA DC, loop powered 2-wire system

Typical: 25 mA
Current Limiting
Maximum: 32 mA
Housing Titanium Grade 2
Sensor Materials
Diaphragm Titanium Grade 4
Safe area Maximum 300 m
Transducer cable Intrinsically safe in Standard cable: 44m
hazardous area High temperature cable: 34 m
Safe Area Transducer -20° to +125°C
Standard cable -20° to + 80°C
High temperature -20° to +125°C
cable
Amplifier -20° to + 80°C
Operating Temperature Ranges
Intrinsically safe in Transducer -20° to +80°C
Hazardous Area
Standard cable -20° to + 80°C
High temperature -20° to + 80°C
cable
Amplifier -20° to + 80°C
Transducer IP 68
Ingress Protection
Amplifier IP 56

Intrinsic Safety (IS) Ex ia IIC T4 compliant.

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Power Supply
The Power Supply can vary from 17-33 VDC. Permissible load resistance is shown graphically below.

Rloop max. (KOhm) =

(Uloop - 17 V) / 32 mA

Transmitter Dimensions
Amplifier Box

Transducer

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Ordering Information

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MAS 2600 Ordering Information

Type
A Absolute Transducer
G Gauge Transducer
H High Temperature Gauge Transducer
Transducer Ranges
1 3,5 mH2O gauge
2 7,0 mH2O gauge
3 16,0 mH2O gauge
4 35,0 mH2O gauge or 0,8 to 3,5 bar absolute
7 0,8 to 2,0 bar absolute
Temperature Sensor
0 without
1 Built-in Pt 100 (not available for IS installations)
Cable (length in meters)
Standard cable (-20° to 80° C)
XX
Maximum length: Hazardous area 44 m, Safe area 300 m
High temperature cable (-20° to 125° C) (-20° to 80° C for IS installation)
XX
Maximum length: Hazardous area 34 m, Safe area 300 m
Mounting
0 without fittings
1 brackets for internal mounting
2 pole mounting
3 1” pipe end mounting
4 flange mounting DN 25
5 flange mounting DN 40
6 flange mounting DN 50
9 flexible rubber tube mounting (add length in mm)
P flexible PTFE tube mounting (add length in mm)
V DN 25 flange with 1” ball valve mounting
A-M replacement
Amplifier Box
0 not supplied
1 standard box with PG 11 / PG 11
2 standard box with PG 11 / PG 13,5
3 standard box with PG 11 / PG 16
5 standard box with PG 13,5 / PG 13,5
Amplifier PCB
0 not supplied
P programmable output range gauge
D differential output range gauge
X X X - XX - X / X X

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Type
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX

Type

A Absolute Trans- The absolute transducer has no breather pipe, because it refers to
ducer absolute vacuum. An atmospheric pressure sensor is used to compen-
sate for the atmospheric pressure. The absolute transducer is espe-
cially suitable for open deck applications, where the amplifier box may
be exposed to flooding.
G Gauge Transducer The gauge transducer is fitted with a breather pipe at the back of the
diaphragm to compensate for the atmospheric pressure. The breather
pipe is connected to a vent plug in the amplifier box. The gauge trans-
ducer is suitable for most applications.
H High Temperature The transducer is mounted with a special high temperature cable and
Gauge Transducer designed for heated tanks e.g. HFO tanks, and other applications with
high tank media temperatures.

Selecting the Transducer Type

Gauge and High Temperature Gauge Transducers
The Gauge Transmitter is normally used on dry and pressure neutral locations.
The Gauge Transmitter is available in 4 ranges:
• 0 - 3.5 mH2O.
• 0 - 7.0 H2O.
• 0 - 16.0 mH2O.
• 0 - 35.0 mH2O.

Absolute Transducers
The Absolute Transmitter is typically used if the amplifier is exposed to water, e.g. on open deck.
The Absolute Transmitter is available in 2 ranges: 0 - 20 and 0 - 35 mH2O. In practice this means
10 mH2O less than the nominal range because of the atmospheric pressure which must be taken into
consideration when choosing the transducer.
A transducer with an effective range larger than the tank height should be selected.

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Measuring Ranges
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX

Gauge Transmitter
The MAS 2600 Gauge Transmitter is supplied in 4 ranges. In the programmable amplifier the measur-
ing range is divided into 8 sub-ranges and operated by means of the range select switch.
The transmitter output signal can be adjusted to 20 mA within the sub-ranges as of the table below.

Range
Transducer Type
no.

Type 1: Type 2: Type 3: Type 4:

0 - 3.5 mH2O 0 - 7.0 mH2O 0 - 16.0 mH2O 0 - 35.0 mH2O

1 0.20 - 0.37 mH2O 0.20 - 0.30 mH2O 0.50 - 0.75 mH2O 1.00 - 1.90 mH2O
2 0.37 - 0,54 mH2O 0.30 - 0.50 mH2O 0.75 - 1.00 mH2O 1.90 - 2.80 mH2O
3 0,54 - 0.73 mH2O 0.50 - 0.70 mH2O 1.00 - 1.50 mH2O 2.80 - 3.90 mH2O
4 0.73 - 1.10 mH2O 0.70 - 1.10 mH2O 1.50 - 2.50 mH2O 3.90 - 5.80 mH2O
5 1.10 - 1.92 mH2O 1.10 - 1.80 mH2O 2.50 - 4.00 mH2O 5.80 - 9.90 mH2O
6 1.92 - 3.10 mH2O 1.80 - 3.00 mH2O 4.00 - 6.00 mH2O 9.90 - 15.30 mH2O
7 3.10 - 3.50 mH2O 3.00 - 4.80 mH2O 6.00 - 10.00 mH2O 15.30 - 25.10 mH2O
8 Not Applicable 4.80 - 7.10 mH2O 10.00 - 16.00 mH2O 25.10 - 35.60 mH2O

Absolute Transmitter
The MAS 2600 Absolute Transmitter is available in two ranges.
The output signals are calibrated as follows:

Transducer Type
4 0.8 - 3.5 bar abs
7 0.8 - 2.0 bar abs

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Selecting the Measuring Range

When selecting the measuring range it is important to consider the tank height, vent pipe height,
the tank type and the specific gravity (SG) of the tank contents.
The transducer measures the height of the fluid from the transducer diaphragm to the surface of the
fluid, including the fluid in the vent pipe.

  MAS 2600 Amplifier box

2 6
0 0 E
S IR S
E

- 20 m
4 A TO
WWR
I E R
TANSI TE
M R

x EX a
i CT5 /N
S : 2 6 0

C E R
T F
IC A T
E R E
F :. 9
0 -C .9 5
9 4
8 T a
mb.: -4 0 o
t 8
5
+ ° C

L n
it = 0
2 H
u n
i t= 1
C 0 n F U
max = 3 V I =
K < 5
4 A
m

R IN
A
M E A
U T
MT
O IO
A D
N E
MA
N K
R

Vent pipe height

Tankheight

Sensor pos. above

lowest point
Flange mounted
G022P013

To ensure measuring accuracy a transducer type within the range no. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 is recom-
mended.
Guidelines for selection of transducer measuring ranges are set out in the following.

Basic Rules
1. The selected measuring range must be larger than the tank height.
2. The selected measuring range must be larger than: (tank height + vent pipe height) / 2

Example:
Tank height = 6 m
Vent pipe height = 14 m
1. The selected measuring range must be larger than 6 m due to the height of the tank.
2. The selected measuring range must be larger than (6 + 14) / 2 = 10 m due to the total height of
the tank and the vent pipe combined.
Select a transducer with a measuring range of 16 mH2O as this is the next measuring range larger
than 10 m.
Turn the range select switch on the amplifier to range No. 7.

Normally the selection of transducer, range select and calibration are done by Marine Tank Manage-
ment.
Special consideration applies to e.g. forepeak tanks and draft measuring when selecting the measur-
ing range of the transducer.
If the transducer is installed in tanks which may have excessive dynamic stresses such as e.g. high
pump pressure, long bottomed tanks with a risk of sloshing etc., contact Marine Tank Management.

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Forepeak Tank
If transducer measuring range > tank height: Select the next measuring range.

Example:
Tank height 12 m.
Based on the tank height a transducer with a measuring range of 16 mH2O should be selected.
However, due to the dynamic conditions in the forepeak tank, a transducer with a measuring range
of 35 mH2O, i.e. the next in line, should be selected.
Turn amplifier range select switch to range No. 6.

Draft

Vent pipe min. 1”

MAS 2600 amplifier box
6 0 S E
2 R IE
S

4- 20mA TW
OWR
I ETRANM
STTR
I E

Weather deck
x EE
X i a CT5 / N
S : 2 6
0 0

C ERTIF C
A
I T
E R E
F :. 9
0 - C
.9 5
9 48 T a
mb.: 4- 0
t +
o 8
5 C
°
n
i t= 2
L 0 u HCi n
t 1
= 0n F U
ma x = 3 V I 4
< 5
mA
K =
R IN
A
M E A
T M
U A
OT N D
IO E N
A K
M R

Min. Draft

Sensor pos. above

Class approved ships hull
sea valve

Ships hull
Transducer measuring range > max. draft minus sensor position.
This rule applies provided the transducer is mounted in accordance with the installation drawing for
draft transmitters (vent pipe min. 1"). The sensor may be mounted directly on the sea valve with an
air release valve depending on ship type and environment, always consult Marine Tank Management
for proper installation guidance.

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Temperature Sensor
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX
The transducer can be supplied with a built-in Pt100 temperature sensor. The temperature sensor
will only give a proper reading, if the transducer is an internally mounted type.

Temperature Sensor
0 Without temperature sensor.
1 With temperature sensor.

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Cable
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX
Two types of transducer cables are available. The standard cable for applications with temperatures
up to 80C, and high temperature cable for applications with temperatures up to 125C. The trans-
ducer cable is delivered in whole meters.
To make the MAS 2600 transmitter easy to install, and for later service purposes, the transducer
cable should be as short as possible, though considering the position of the transducer and amplifier
box.

Note! Maximum cable length:

Safe area
Standard cable 300 m
High temperature cable 300 m

Hazardous area
Standard cable 44 m
High temperature cable 34 m

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Mounting Methods
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX

Brackets for Internal Mounting (dwg no. P022P010)

2600 SERIES

4- 20 mA TWO WIRE TRANSMITTER

x EEX ia C T5 S/ N: 2 600

CERTIFICATE REF.: 90- C.95948 Tamb.: - 40 t o + 85 ° C

Lint = 20 uH Cint = 10 nF Umax = 33 V < 45 mA

IK =

MARINE AUTOMATION DENMARK

Tank top
38.0

40.0
55.0
Bulkhead
125.0
45.0
160.0

Tank bottom

The brackets are U-shaped and manufactured of 2 mm ASTM 316L plated steel. Diameter of mount-
ing holes: 11.5 mm. The transducer is secured by means of a spring fitted into two holes in the “U”
shape, and can be mounted/dismounted without the use of tools.
When installing in hazardous areas the cable must be protected by a steel pipe welded to the tank.
Also consider not to install to close the pump inlets.

Note! Internal mounting in service tanks is not recommended due to limited possibilities to per-
form service and maintenance.

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Pole Mounting (dwg no. P022P011)

2600 SERIES

4- 20 mA TWO WIRE TRANSMITTER

x
EEX ia C T5 S/ N: 2600

CERTIFICATE REF.: 90- C.95948 Tamb.: - 40 t o + 85 ° C

Lint = 20 uH Cint = 10 nF Umax = 33 V < 45 mA

IK =

MARINE AUTOMATION DENMARK

24.0
40.0
Tank top

34.0
26.0

41.0
26.0
Bulkhead
1" Thread

Tank bottom

The weldable collar and the nut are manufactured of ASTM 316L steel. The gaskets are made of
nitrile rubber.

Note! Max torque 20 Nm (slightly tighten by the hand + 1/8-1/4 turn).

Remember the gasket.

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1” Pipe End Mounting (dwg no. P022P015)

  4- 20m A T

x E
W

E
OW
R
I

X a
i
ETRN
A
2 6

SM
0 0 E

TTR
I E

C
S R
IE S

T5 S/ N: 2 6
0 0

C E
R T
I IC
F A
T E E
R F
. 9
: 0
- C .9 5
9 4
8 T
a m
b .: 4
0
- to + 8
5 C
°

L n
it = 0
2 H
u Cn
it = 1
0 n
F U m
a x 3
= 3
V I 4 5
<
=
K mA

MA
R IN
E U
T
A M
A
OTN D
IO NM
E R K
A

Tank t op

Bulk head

80,0
Tank bott om
 
55,0 24.0
25,0
34.0

26,0

41,0
26,0

The thread collar and the nut are manufactured of SS 316L steel. The gaskets are made of nitrile rub-
ber.

Note! Max torque 20 Nm (slightly tighten by the hand + 1/8 to 1/4 turn).
Remember the gasket.

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Flange Mounting (dwg no. P022P013)

  4- 20m

x
A

EE
X a
i
2 6
0 0 E

W
TOW
R
I

C
S R

T5
I S

E R
TA
E

NSMTE
I TR

/ N
S :
2 6 0
  b
CE RTIF C
I A
T E ERF. : 9
0 -C .9 5
9 48 T a
mb.: -4 0 o
t 8
+ 5
° C
n
i t= 2 0 H
L u Cnit = 1
0 n
F ma
U x = 3 V I < 5
4 mA
K =
R IN
A
M E A
UTMA
O IO D
T NEMR
N A
K

d
Tank t op

19,5
D
k
Bul khead

Tank bott om

The standard transducer is supplied with DN25, DN40 or DN50 PN16 DIN2527 flange manufactured
of ASTM 316L steel.

Flange Bolts
D B K Thread d
DN No. of bolts
mm mm mm diameter mm
25 115 16 85 4 M12 14
40 150 16 110 4 M16 18
50 165 18 125 4 M16 18

Note! Maximum torque 20 Nm (slightly tighten by the hand + 1/8 to 1/4 turn).
Remember the gasket.

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Flexible Rubber Tube Mounting (dwg no. P022P001)

  4- 20m

x E
A TW

E
OWR
I E
2 6

TR
0 0 E

ANSM

C
S R

TE
I
I S

TR

T5
E

/ N
S : 2 6 0
X i
a
E RT
C IF C
I A
T E E
RF.: 9 0 -C .9 5
9 4
8 T
mb
a .: - 4
0 o
t 8
+ 5
° C
n
i t= 2 0
L u HCn
it = 0
1 n
F ma
U x = 3 V I =
K < 5
4 mA

R IN
A
M E A
UTMA
O IO D
T NEMA
N K
R

Tank t op

Bul khead

Tank bottom

A top flange made of ASTM 316L connected to rubber tube by a tightening clip using a special tool.
The opposite hose end covers the transducer body and is fixed by a tightening clip.

Note! When ordering this mounting type always specify the length for the measurement of H
(see picture above).

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Flexible PTFE Tube Mounting (dwg no. P022P021)

  4- 20mA TW
6 0 S R
2 E IE S

OWIRETRANSMITTRE
x
EEX ia C T
5 S/ N: 2 6 0
CE
RTIF C
I A T
E RE
F :. 9 0
- C .9 5
9 4
8 T a
mb.: - 0
4 o
t + 8
5 C
°

n
i t= 2 0 H
L u n
i t= 1 0 F
C n Um
a x 3
= 3 V I <
K = 4
5 mA

MA
R IN
E U
T
A M
OAIO D
T NENM
RK
A

Tank top

Bulkhead

Tank bot tom

A top flange made of ASTM 316L connected to a Stainless Steel braided PTFE tube by fittings fixed to
the tube by using special tools. A fitting in the opposite tube end is fixed to the transducer by means
of nut and ferrules. Minimum hose bending radius is 130 mm.

Note! When ordering this mounting type always specify the length for the measurement of H
(see picture above).

Note! This mounting type can only be assembled by Marine Tank Management because it
requires special tools. The customer can exchange the MAS 2600 transmitter by ordering
a G022B085 and a G022B082 together with the new MAS 2600 transducer. It must clearly
be specified that it is a replacement for an MAS 2600 XXX-XX-P/XX.

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DN25 flange with 1” ball valve (dwg no. P022P019)

  4- 20m

x E
A

X
E a
i
2 6
0 0 E

W
TOW
R
I

C
S R

T5
I S

E R
TA
E

NSMTE
I TR

SN
/ : 6 0
2

CE
R T
IF C
I A
T E E
RF. : 9
0 -C .9 5
9 4
8 mb
a
T .: - 4
0 o
t +
8 5 C
°

n
i t= 2 0
L u H Cn
it = 1
0 n
F ma
U x = 3 V I <
K = 4
5 mA

A R
M E A
IN UT
MA
O IO D
T NEMA
N RK

Tank top

Bulkhead

 
Tank bot tom

Flange, valve and nut are manufactured of ASTM 316L steel. The gaskets are made of nitrile rubber.

Note! Max torque 20 Nm (slightly tighten by the hand + 1/8 to 1/4 turn).
Remember the gasket.

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Amplifier Box
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX
The MAS 2600 amplifier box is manufactured of polyester, which has the strength and stability of alu-
minium, insulation and resistance properties of plastics. Color code RAL 7000.
The amplifier box is protected to the level of IP 56 and must be mounted outside the tank, e.g. in the
engine room or other dry areas.
When the amplifier box is mounted on open deck with the risk of being drenched it is strongly rec-
ommended to mount the amplifier box inside the deck box 165B9035. To further reduce the expo-
sure of water place the amplifier box to the center of the vessel.

Amplifier Box
0 Without amplifier box.
1 Standard box with PG 11/PG 11 cable glands. For cable diameter 5 -10 mm
2 Standard box with PG 11/PG 13.5 cable glands. For cable diameter 6-12 mm.
3 Standard box with PG 11/PG 16 cable glands. For cable diameter 10-14 mm.
5 Standard box with PG 13.5/PG 13.5 cable glands. For cable diameter 6-12 mm.

Deck box -165B9035

 

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Amplifier PCB
MAS 2600 -XXX-XX-X/XX
The PCB is available in different types for the different transducers.

Amplifier PCB
0 Without amplifier PCB.
P Programmable output range. The amplifier can be calibrated to 4-20 mA output in
whatever range wanted within the transducer range. Calibration is made by means of
dip switches and potentiometers.
D Differential output range. The output can be adjusted to 12 mA output with no pres-
sure applied. With pressure or vacuum, the output goes against 20 mA and 4 mA
respectively. Full-scale and zero point calibration by means of software, e.g. tank
monitoring software.

Amplifier PCB

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Intrinsically Safe Installation

Description of the Ex safety information and

Intrinsically Safe Installation

MAS 2600

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Intrinsic Safety
When connecting equipment in hazardous areas, certain requirements must be fulfilled to comply to
the equipment safety certification and cable installation. There are requirements both for the equip-
ment in the hazardous area on deck and for the associated apparatus in the nonhazardous area.

Safety Certifications
The MAS 2600 Level Transmitter is intrinsically safe and meets the requirements of all the major clas-
sification societies. The MAS 2600 has the following safety Ex-certifications:

• ATEX: II 2(1) G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga/Gb

• IECEx: Ex ia IIC T4 Ga/Gb
• INMETRO: Ex ia IIC T4 Ga/Gb

The MAS 2600 is certified by UL international Demko A/S (certificate DEMKO 11 ATEX 146506X and
IECEx Certificate of Conformity no IECEx ULD 10.0013X) and by UL do Brazil Certificações (certificate
no UL-BR 12.0116X).

Intrinsic Safety Principle

Intrinsic safety is based on the principle of restricting electrical energy available in hazardous-area
circuits, so that any sparks or hot surfaces, that may occur as a result of electrical faults in compo-
nents, have too low energy content to cause ignition.
An intrinsic safe environment allows the crew or the service personnel to safely maintain the equip-
ment while the ship is in operation.
Precautions are necessary to maintain in safe environment. Precautions related to installation and
special considerations for safe use are to be found on page 31.

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Intrinsically Safe Installation

The MAS 2600 is designed for use in an approved intrinsically safe installation. The amplifier is fitted
with a label describing the IS category:

Item Explanation

S/N Serial number - production year

Ex identification according to guideline 2014/34/EU

II Equipment group II

2(1) Sensor mounted in zone 0 and amplifier in zone 1

Ex ia Denotes the type of protection intrinsic safety, i.e. the system is incapable of
causing ignition in normal operation or with any combination of up to two
faults applied. This category will be adequate for use in zone 0, 1 and 2.

IIC Denotes the group of gases

T4 Denotes the maximum surface temperature classification specified (T4: 135 C)

Tamb Denotes the minimum and maximum ambient temperature.

When calculating ambient temperature the effect from external source of heat-
ing shall be included.

Relevant intrinsic safety certificates to be supplied with the system units.

The certification of electric apparatus as intrinsically safe requires the apparatus to be designed and
tested in accordance with approved drawings and the apparatus to be installed in accordance with
approved block schematic diagrams.

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Installation and Special Considerations for Safe Use

Before installing intrinsically safe units within an approved installation, it is essential to ensure that
there are no deviations from the conditions of the order or the requirements of the approved block
schematic diagram and the following related instructions:
1. No circuits other than those shown on the drawing are permitted. There must be no intercon-
nection to any other circuits.
2. The intrinsically safe cabling must not be connected to non-intrinsically safe circuits, through
any plug, socket or other form of electric connector containing the cable.
3. Adequate precautions must be taken to prevent danger arising from the charging of the intrin-
sically safe circuit by the contact leakage or inductance from any other circuit. To prevent static
electricity do not rub cables or amplifier housing with a dry piece of cloth.
4. The intrinsically safe circuit must be adequately insulated from earth in the hazardous area and
the insulation of all cabling must be at least 500 V r.m.s.
5. The safety barrier must be placed in a safe area and be mounted within a protective enclosure
with a protection degree, at least equal to IP 20.
6. The cable between the safety barrier and the amplifier should be provided with a cable shield
which is connected to earth at the safety barrier. The impedance between the safety barrier
earth rail and a secure bond to the hull must not exceed 1 ohm.
7. Safe area apparatus must not be supplied from, nor contain, a source of potential with respect
to earth under normal or abnormal conditions exceeding 250V r.m.s. or 250 V DC.
8. The inductance/resistance ratio, total inductance and total capacitance, of the cable and the
amplifier must not exceed the values stated by the manufacturer of the approved safety barri-
ers.
9. Prevent impacts on the sensor housing to avoid sparks. Do not mount or dismount the sensor
when there is a hazardous condition in the tank. Be sure the tank is vented and gas free.
10. Be sure that the amplifier box is dry and clean before the lid is mounted. The four screws in the
lid should be tightened fully.
11. Be sure to order and use sensor cable with the right temperature specification. Check that the
ambient temperature for the entire cable run do not exceed the max limit for the cable.
12. MAS 2600 contain no repairable parts. Repairing or fixing the circuit or replacing components
may impact the intrinsic safety.
13. The sensor cable shall remain in one piece from sensor to amplifier box.
Reference is made to manufacturer instructions of safety barriers and to the rules in force at the time
in question concerning intrinsically safe area installation.

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The entity concept allows inter-connections of intrinsically safe apparatus to associated apparatus
not specifically examined in combination as a system. The approved values of maximum open circuit
voltage and maximum short circuit current and maximum output power, for the associated appara-
tus must be less than or equal to the maximum safe input voltage (Ui), maximum safe input current
(Ii), and maximum safe input power (Pi) of the intrinsically safe apparatus. In addition, the approved
maximum allowable connected capacitance of the associated apparatus must be greater than the
sum of the inter-connecting cable capacitance and the unprotected internal capacitance (Ci) of the
intrinsically safe apparatus, and the approved maximum allowable connected inductance of the
associated apparatus must be greater than the sum of the inter-connecting cable inductance and the
unprotected internal inductance (Li) of the intrinsically safe apparatus.

Grounding

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Installation
Installation and Handling the MAS 2600

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Handling
The MAS 2600 transducer is a highly sensitive electronic piece of equipment and proper handling is
most important.
To avoid damaging the transducers:
• NEVER lift by the cable if transducer is mounted with fittings.
• NEVER remove the protection cap in front of the diaphragm before installation.
• NEVER knock the transducer.
• NEVER apply pressure to the diaphragm in any way whatsoever, whether using fingers, tools or
sharp objects.
• NEVER use sharp objects when cleaning the diaphragm.
• NEVER submerge the cable so that the breather tube is under water.
• NEVER bend the cable in a radius of less than 90 mm.

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Installation
As part of the installation please check that:
• the serial numbers on the transducer, amplifier and lid of amplifier box complies. The serial num-
bers are found on the S/N on the amplifier box at the bottom line and on the transducer S/N on
the range label.
• the transducer is fitted in the correct tank.
• the transducer is correctly connected to the amplifier.
• all cable glands are properly secured to the amplifier box. Use torque of 6 Nm.
• the amplifier box is mounted in such a way that the breather tube cannot be flooded.
• the cable is fastened with cable clips with a distance of max. 50 cm.
• the cable isolation is not damaged (cracks, weld spatter, burns etc.).
• shut-off valves can be either ball valves or other valves not generating over pressure exceeding 4
x the transducer range between valve seat and transducer when the valve is closed.

Note! The white and brown wires in the transducer cable are only used when a Pt100 sensor is
built into the transducer.

As for flange mounted applications it is recommended that a ball valve is fitted in the front of the
transducer to facilitate testing and calibration of the transmitter.
The power cable / 4 - 20 mA signal cable shall be a cable with solid insulation; the minimum wire insu-
lation must be 0.25 mm for each wire. Using a shielded cable for the 4-20 mA signal, the shield shall
be connected at the earth terminal of the I/O system (e.g. simple gauge or tank monitoring system)
and not in the amplifier box. Using a shielded cable ensures maximum protection against electrical
noise.
If the amplifier box is installed in an area with over pressure or negative pressure in relation to the
atmospheric pressure in the tank, the breather tube must be directed to an area with atmospheric
pressure equal to the pressure inside the tank. This applies to gauge transmitters only. For absolute
transmitters this has no affect, due to the reference to absolute vacuum and not atmospheric pres-
sure. This is also the reason why no breather tube is necessary.

Shield bracket
Do not fasten
too tight!

Breather tube Transducer cable

1/8” NPT fitting for

breather tube
Terminal block
for Pt100
element

4-20 mA signal cable

Breather hose

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Testing and Recalibration

Testing and Recalibration of the MAS 2600

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Testing
Caution! Please observe that testing and recalibration of transmitters mounted in hazardous
areas shall be carried out by Ex qualified personnel.

Before dispatch, the MAS2600 transmitter is calibrated in accordance with the requirements speci-
fied in the order.
The transducer and the amplifier are calibrated together and must, therefore, always be used
together.
A programmable measuring range transmitter will in conditions of no pressure (empty tank) give an
output signal of 4 mA, and in conditions of maximum pressure an output signal of 20 mA.
The transmitter should be tested by applying to the transducer a known pressure from a calibrator
and reading the equivalent milliamp signal on a milliamp meter.
The above-mentioned applies to the gauge transmitter only. For absolute transmitters the output
signal will be higher than 4 mA, because it is calibrated for 4 mA at 0.8 bar abs. The output signal will
typically be 5-7.5 mA in atmospheric pressure, depending on the transducer range and the actual
atmospheric pressure. Maximum output signal 20 mA, will be at the transducers absolute range.

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Recalibrating Gauge Transmitter using Pressure on the

Transducer
Caution! Please observe that testing and recalibration of transmitters mounted in hazardous
areas shall be carried out by Ex qualified personnel.

When recalibrating the MAS2600 Gauge Transmitter a pressure calibrator with a range of -1 to 3.5
bar should be used. It should have an accuracy of 0.05% FS or better, as well as a 4½ digit milliamp
meter.
1. Set the calibrator to pressure mode.
2. Connect the pressure calibrator to the transducer via MAS2600 Test Cup, type G022S100
(DPI610 and DPI603) or type G022S103 (DPI802P CAL KIT).
3. Check that the range select switch on the amplifier is correctly set.
4. In conditions of no pressure (atmospheric pressure) the output signal should be adjusted to 4.00
mA on the zero potentiometer.
5. Increase the pressure to maximum and adjust the output signal to 20.00 mA on the span poten-
tiometer.
6. Remove the pressure and check the zero point
7. Check the linearity at 0-25-50-75 and 100% of the measuring range.
8. If necessary, repeat the steps 4 to 7.

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Recalibrating Gauge Transmitter using Vacuum (for gauge

transmitters only)
Caution! Please observe that testing and recalibration of transmitters mounted in hazardous
areas shall be carried out by Ex qualified personnel.

An internally mounted transducer can also be recalibrated by using vacuum.

1. Check that the tank is empty.
2. Check that the range select switch on the amplifier is correctly set.
3. Set the calibrator to vacuum mode.
4. Connect the hose from the calibrator to the breather tube from the transducer cable.
5. In conditions of no pressure the output signal should be adjusted to 4.00 mA on the zero poten-
tiometer.
6. Increase the vacuum equal to the maximum height of the fluid (water gauge) and adjust the out-
put signal to 20.00 mA on the span potentiometer.
7. Remove the vacuum and check the zero point.
8. Check the linearity at 0-25-50-75 and 100% of the measuring range.
9. If necessary, repeat the steps 5 to 8.

Note! If the calibrated maximum water gauge is greater than the maximum water gauge that
can be generated by the vacuum calibrator, the proportional mA output signal equal to
the maximum vacuum signal should be calculated.

Example:
If the full-scale of the transmitter is 15 mH2O, and the maximum capacity of the vacuum calibrator is
7.5 mH2O, the mA output signal at 7.5 mH2O is calculated as:
15 mH2O = 20 mA and 0 mH2O = 4 mA
7.5 mH2O = 4 + ((20 - 4) * 7.5) / 15 = 12 mA
The span potentiometer is adjusted so that the output signal shows 12 mA at 7.5 mH2O.

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Recalibrating the Absolute Transmitter using Pressure on

the Transducer
Caution! Please observe that testing and recalibration of transmitters mounted in hazardous
areas shall be carried out by Ex qualified personnel.

When recalibrating the MAS2600 Absolute Transmitter a pressure calibrator with a range of
-1 to 3.5 bar should be used. It should have an accuracy of 0.05% FS or better, as well as a 4½ digit
milliampmeter. If a calibrator without reference transmitter is used, the atmospheric pressure must
be known to calculate the correction.
Atmospheric pressure and Transducer range to be entered into the formulas as mbar.
1. The calibrator with the output selector switch set to pressure mode is connected to the
MAS2600 transmitter via MAS2600 Test Cup, type G022S100 (DPI610 and DPI603) or type
G022S103 (DPI802P CAL KIT).
2. Check the transducer range. The transducer range is indicated on the amplifier inside the box.
3. Calculate output signal in conditions of no pressure (atmospheric pressure), using below for-
mula. The output signal should be adjusted to the calculated value on the zero potentiometer.
mA at Atmospheric pressure = 4 + (16 * (Atm. press - 800) / (Trd. range - 800))
4. Calculate the pressure for maximum output signal, using the following formula.
mbarg at 20 mA = Trd. range - Atm. press
Increase the pressure to calculated pressure and adjust the output signal to 20.00 mA on the
span potentiometer.
5. Remove the pressure and check the zero point.
6. Check the linearity at 0-25-50-75 and 100% of the measuring range.
Output signal at different pressures P can be calculated, using the following formula.
mA at P mbarg = 4 + (16 * (Atm. press - 800 + P) / (Trd. range - 800))
7. If necessary, repeat the steps 3 to 6.

Example:
If the range of the transducer is 3.5 bar abs and the atmospheric pressure is 1005 mbar.
Calculated output at atmospheric pressure:
mA at Atm.press = 4 + (16 * (1005 - 800) / (3500 - 800)) = 5.215 mA
Calculated applied pressure for maximum output:
mbarg at 20 mA = 3500 - 1005 = 2495 mbarg
Calculated pressure at 50% of the transducer range:
mA at P mbarg = 4 + (16 * (1005 - 800 + 1750) / (3500 - 800)) = 15.585 mA

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Maintenance and Troubleshooting

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Maintenance
Caution! Please observe that testing and recalibration of transmitters mounted in hazardous
areas shall be carried out by Ex qualified personnel.

Marine Tank Management recommends that the following to be checked annually:

1. Visual inspection of the cable, transducer and amplifier.
2. Compare signal with e.g. manual readings, and if necessary perform a zero and full-scale calibra-
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Trouble Shooting
Caution! Please observe that testing and recalibration of transmitters mounted in hazardous
areas shall be carried out by Ex qualified personnel.

If the MAS 2600 transmitter is not functioning in accordance with Marine Tank Management instruc-
tions, check that:
1. the 24 VDC power supply has been correctly connected, and is between 17-33 VDC.
2. the 4 - 20 mA output signal is functioning (compared with e.g. hand sounding).
3. the transducer cable has been correctly fitted and the shield connected to the shield terminal in
the amplifier box.
4. the diaphragm has not been damaged.
If this does not succeed, fill in the test sheet on page 46 and submit this to our Service department at
Marine Tank Management.
When contacting our Service department please specify the serial numbers of transducer, amplifier
and box.
The test sheet will be examined to see whether it can be established that the transmitter is broken or
not.
When returning a defective MAS 2600 transmitter, please ensure that:
• The transducer diaphragm is protected against mechanical damage.
• Both the transducer and the amplifier are returned.
• A detailed description of the fault is enclosed.

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MAS 2600 Test Sheet

Name ATT.
Emerson Process Management
Marine Tank Management
Damcos A/S, Service Department
FAX.: +45 5578 7272

Ship name Yard NB no.

MAS 2600 Transducer serial no. MAS 2600 Amplifier serial no.

Tank name

Liquid in tank HFO DO Ballast Other

The tank is Full Empty Other

Step Result Unit Limits

1 Measure voltage between terminal 5 and 6. V DC Voltage should be in the range 17 to 22 V DC.
Check power supply.
2 Measure nipple voltage between terminal 5 V AC Voltage must not exceed 2 V AC.
and 6. Check power supply.
3 Measure sensor excitation voltage between V DC Voltage should be in the range 3.0 and 6.2 V
terminal 7 and 10. DC.
4 Measure sensor excitation voltage between mV DC Voltage should be in the range -15 to 100 mV
terminal 8 and 9. DC.
5 Measure current in supply lead to terminal mA DC Current should be in the range 4 to 20 mA
5. and the same value as measured in point 6. if
not the amplifier may be defect.
6 Measure current in supply lead to terminal mA DC Current should be in the range 4 to 20 mA
6. and the same value as measured in point 5. if
not the amplifier may be defect.
7 Measure sensor resistance with sensor If the measured resistance is less than 1 M
cable unconnected between: Ohm the sensor is considered defect.
Terminal 7 to cable shield. M Ohm
Terminal 8 to cable shield. M Ohm
Terminal 9 to cable shield. M Ohm
Terminal 10 to cable shield. M Ohm
8 Measure sensor bridge resistance with sen- If the measured resistance is less than 1 K
sor cable unconnected between: Ohm or greater than 50 K Ohm the sensor is
Terminal 7 to terminal 8. K Ohm considered defect.
Terminal 7 to terminal 9. K Ohm
Terminal 7 to terminal 10. K Ohm
Terminal 8 to terminal 9. K Ohm
Terminal 8 to terminal 10. K Ohm
Terminal 9 to terminal 10. K Ohm
9 Visual inspect the transmitter for:
- Damages on the cable
- Sharp bends on the cable
- Moisture/liquids in the breather tube
- Damages on the diaphragm
10 Comments

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Index
Numerics Mounting Methods .............................................. 17
1” Pipe End Mounting.......................................... 19
O
A Operation .............................................................. 5
Absolute Transducers .......................................... 11 Ordering Information........................................... 10
Absolute Transmitter........................................... 12
Amplifier ............................................................... 5 P
Amplifier Box....................................................... 24 Pole Mounting ..................................................... 18
Amplifier PCB ...................................................... 25 Power Supply ......................................................... 7
Application............................................................ 5
ATEX.................................................................... 29
R
Recalibrating Gauge Transmitter using Test Cup type
B G022S100............................................................ 39
Brackets for Internal Mounting ............................ 17 Recalibrating Gauge Transmitter using Vacuum .. 40
Recalibrating the Absolute Transmitter using Test
C Cup type G022S100............................................. 41
Cable ................................................................... 16
S
D Safety Approvals .................................................. 29
Description............................................................ 5 Selecting Measuring Range.................................. 13
DN25 flange with 1” ball valve ............................. 23 Selecting Transducer Type ................................... 11

F T
Flange Mounting ................................................. 20 Technical Specification .......................................... 6
Flexible PTFE tube mounting 125ºC ..................... 22 Temperature Sensor ............................................ 15
Flexible rubber tube mounting 80 ºC ................... 21 Test Sheet............................................................ 46
Testing ................................................................ 38
Transducer............................................................. 5
G
Transducer Type .................................................. 11
Gauge ................................................................. 11
Transmitter Dimensions ........................................ 7
Gauge Transmitter .............................................. 12
Transmitter is not functioning.............................. 45
Trouble Shooting ................................................. 45
H Type Approvals ...................................................... 5
Handling ............................................................. 34
High Temperature Gauge Transducers ................ 11

I
Installation .......................................................... 35
Intrinsically safe ............................................ 30
Intrinsic Safety..................................................... 29
Intrinsically Safe .................................................... 5
Intrinsically Safe Installation ................................ 30

M
Maintenance ....................................................... 44
Measuring Ranges ............................................... 12

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