I'm needing a little assistance.
I have a Rosemont Pressure Transmitter and a Flow Meter with Transmitter both 4-20ma. These are on a Fresh/Salty Water well at our plant. These instruments were working fine until we replaced the 125HP submersible motor down hole.
The pt reads correctly on the transmitter but the signal to the PLC is increased. The same on the ft but the issue is much more prominent.
While the pt is connected to the piping system my Hart meter will not recognize the pt. If I disconnect it from the piping it works correctly (Hart meter). Also when I disconnect it the flow meter inaccuracy increases.
We have isolation kits on both sides of the instrumentation section. Also I have a isolation union on the pt.
We have run a triad for the grounding on our system, keeping the PLC on an isolated ground.
Tried new instruments to no avail.
The Pump installers gaurentee that the motor was grounded.
We have a VFD for the pump (same one) with Line and Load reactors. The readings are correct while the pump is off.
Any ideas or thoughts on where to start looking? Or a way to Prove where the issue is coming from.
I know based on what the symptoms are and when it started it would appear to be the new pump, but how can I prove this technically so I can present the facts?
I have a Rosemont Pressure Transmitter and a Flow Meter with Transmitter both 4-20ma. These are on a Fresh/Salty Water well at our plant. These instruments were working fine until we replaced the 125HP submersible motor down hole.
The pt reads correctly on the transmitter but the signal to the PLC is increased. The same on the ft but the issue is much more prominent.
While the pt is connected to the piping system my Hart meter will not recognize the pt. If I disconnect it from the piping it works correctly (Hart meter). Also when I disconnect it the flow meter inaccuracy increases.
We have isolation kits on both sides of the instrumentation section. Also I have a isolation union on the pt.
We have run a triad for the grounding on our system, keeping the PLC on an isolated ground.
Tried new instruments to no avail.
The Pump installers gaurentee that the motor was grounded.
We have a VFD for the pump (same one) with Line and Load reactors. The readings are correct while the pump is off.
Any ideas or thoughts on where to start looking? Or a way to Prove where the issue is coming from.
I know based on what the symptoms are and when it started it would appear to be the new pump, but how can I prove this technically so I can present the facts?