Emerson Micro Motion Model 5700 Coriolis flow transmitter

Emerson Process Management has introduced the Micro Motion Model 5700, a Coriolis flow transmitter designed to translate measurement data into meaningful insight and instruction. The product is suitable for a broad range of applications, from liquid and gas custody transfer to simple process control.

Emerson performed usability testing on the product to fully understand user information demands and real-world application requirements. Every feature was designed to reduce the time and expertise needed to install and operate the Coriolis meter.

The device focuses on delivering useable information to provide deep process insight from Micro Motion Coriolis measurement. The result empowers users to leverage rich Coriolis measurement data in order to further understand and improve their operating environments and achieve high levels of productivity.

The unit provides users access to detailed measurement history for troubleshooting or optimising the process. The graphical user interface was designed for intuitive operation, with simplified installation, configuration, maintenance and troubleshooting. The transmitter translates Coriolis measurement data into useful operating insight through robust, time-stamped history files for process and meta health data, and logs for configuration changes and alarms.

The digital signal processing architecture provides fast flow response time, making it optimal for custody transfer proving and short batching applications. The historian feature also improves Micro Motion Smart Meter Verification, which provides measurement of the full meta health without process interruption - improving measurement confidence and easing regulation compliance.

Compatible with new and previously installed Micro Motion ELITE Coriolis sensors, the unit has a field-mount design that is suitable with most hazardous area installation practices and with both integral and remote installation options. It currently includes options for analog, pulse, discrete and Modbus outputs and an analog or HART input.