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BURKERT 20129652 Type 8745 Mass Flow Controller, Air, 450 Nl/min, G 1/4"

BURKERT 20129652 Type 8745 Mass Flow Controller for air. Features 450 Nl/min nominal flow, G 1/4" internal thread, 4-20 mA signal, and Type 2875 proportional valve.

BURKERT 20129652 Type 8745 Mass Flow Controller, Air, 450 Nl/min, G 1/4"

BURKERT Type 8745 (SKU 20129652) is a mass flow controller (MFC) suitable for controlling the mass flow of large gas quantities. This specific model is configured for air with a nominal flow rate of 450 Nl/min and features a G 1/4" internal thread connection. It utilizes a direct-acting electromagnetic proportional valve (Type 2875) as the actuator, guaranteeing high response sensitivity and accuracy. The thermal inline sensor located directly in the main gas stream achieves very fast response times with minimal pressure loss.

BURKERT 20129652 BURKERT Type 8745 Mass Flow Controller

General Technical Data

PropertyValue
Operating mediumAir (Neutral, pure gases)
Nominal flow rate450 Nl/min
Operating voltage24 V DC (±10% voltage tolerance, ±2% residual ripple)
Port connectionG 1/4" Internal thread
Analogue interface4...20 mA (Input/Output)
Maximum pressure3 bar
Seal materialFKM (Fluor rubber)
Body materialStainless steel 1.4404/316L
Wetted parts (sensor)Stainless steel 1.4404/316L, Al₂O₃, PPS GF40, epoxy resin, silicon, silicon nitride
Medium temperature-10 °C...+70 °C
Ambient temperature-10 °C...+50 °C
Degree of protectionIP20

Variant with Electromagnetic Proportional Valve

This MFC variant uses a direct-acting proportional valve of the 2875 series. These electromagnetic proportional valves are normally closed and stand for highest measuring accuracy and repeatability with settling times of a few hundred milliseconds.

Performance DataSpecification
Valve positionNormally closed
Measuring accuracy±1.5% MV, ±0.3% FS (under calibration conditions and after <1 min warm-up time)
Repeatability±0.1% FS
Turndown ratio1:50
Settling time (t95)<500 ms
LED displayRGB-LED based on NAMUR NE107

Dimensions

Small nominal flow rates, with internal thread

Thread (A)Thread depth [mm]
G 1/412
NPT 1/411
G 3/812
NPT 3/811
G 1/215
NPT 1/214
G 3/416
NPT 3/415

BURKERT 20129652 BURKERT Type 8745 Dimensions for small nominal flow rates with internal thread

MFC with valve Type 2875

Variant with base block 00 or A1 for small nominal flow rates. Note: Dimensions in mm

BURKERT 20129652 BURKERT Type 8745 Dimensions for MFC with valve Type 2875

Product Connections (Analogue)

BURKERT 20129652 BURKERT Type 8745 Analogue connection D-Sub plug 9-pin

PinAssignment
1Digital input
2GND (for supply voltage and digital input)
324 V
4Relay, normally closed contact
5Relay, reference contact
6Set-point value input +
7Set-point value input GND
8Actual value output
9Actual value output GND
HousingShielding

Measurement Principle

This sensor works as a hot-film anemometer in the so-called CTA operational mode (Constant Temperature Anemometer). Two resistors with a precisely specified temperature coefficient located directly in the media flow and three further resistors are connected to form a measuring bridge. The first resistor in the gas flow measures the fluid temperature, while the second, low-value resistor is always heated just enough to keep it at a fixed, specified excess temperature with respect to the fluid temperature. The heating current required for this is a measure of the heat dissipation and represents the primary measured variable.

Adequate flow conditioning within the MFC and calibration with high-quality flow standards ensure that the amount of gas flowing through per time unit can be derived from the primary signal with a high degree of accuracy.

BURKERT 20129652 BURKERT Type 8745 Measurement principle diagram

Safety Information

Electrostatically sensitive components and assemblies: The device contains electronic components that are susceptible to the effects of electrostatic discharging (ESD). Meet the requirements specified by EN 61340-5-1 to minimize or avoid the possibility of damage caused by a sudden electrostatic discharge.

Medium under pressure: Medium under pressure can seriously injure people. In the event of overpressure or pressure surges, the device or lines can burst. Before working on the device or system, switch off the pressure. Vent or empty the lines.