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1. Bi P1 100 000 J deal Gas dP 20 000 Ci Manor T 30 000 Ss E 500 000 Viscosity 1 800 i Ste Km 0 846 T Kc Pulp Pv 2 000 TwoPhs GL Pc 714 000 T Valve Type L STANDARD Ee E Downs Pipe Size mm 712l Ee Downs Pipe Sched E om we e Iw e e Oe Pe a 2 The Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box lets you enter detailed information for the process conditions you selected on the Sizing Screen To fill in the dialog 1 Select a fluid by clicking the appropriate radio button on the left side of the screen Once you select a fluid the screen displays entry and calculations fields for that fluid NOTE The TwoPhs GL radio button refers to gas liquid two phase flow sizing The TwoPhs VL radio button refers to vapor liquid two phase flow sizing 2 Select calculated fields by clicking in the second column of the appropriate fields to display the gt symbol Calculated fields are also denoted by the yellow highlighting The second column is either blank indicating the field accepts entry or contains the gt symbol indicating the program calculates and displays the results in that field You can select whether the program calculates Cv Flow Coefficient Q Fluid Flow Rate or dP Valve Pressure Drop For example to calculate the dP click in the dP calculation column to display the gt symbol and then enter the flow rate and flow coefficient in the Q and Cv fields 3 Select
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5. Description FIRSTVUE User s Guide Opens an existing project by querying all project files of a certain name revision number or between specific dates Brief description of project 35 characters in length Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview User Name Copy ltem Notes Save Cancel Supplied to You By Name Loc Phone Fax E mail Add Edit User Name Company Loc Phone Fax Pull down selection of users that have been added to FIRSTVUE Information used for reports Allows copying one item from one project to another project Will ask for specific project to query to copy item from A free form text note these are useful for noting issues questions for specific tag numbers and progress in project related work They are not tied to a specific item number but are visible from any item Saves the project to the Microsoft Access MDB database file This can take a while if you have many items in your project Cancels changes made before a save is done It will not cancel changes made after the Save command is executed The Supplied to You By data will typically already be filled in when you receive your software from your local representative If needed both the logo and the data can be modified by accessing the FIRSTVUE directory or the FIRSTVUE INI file respectively For specific information on this see Chapter 4 Project Management using FIRSTVUE Representative name Representat
6. FFV File Formats Importing and Exporting BSV File Formats 9 Importing and Exporting ISA File Formats Exporting Dimensional Data Using MDB File Formats When you save projects using the Save command or pressing Ctrl S gt FIRSTVUE appends the data to the FIRSTVUE MDB file in your FIRSTVUE directory The MDB file format is a Microsoft Access file format If you are proficient in designing Access queries and reports you can directly use the FIRST VUE MDB file for other uses Since Access is a Microsoft product it can readily be transferred to and from Excel and Word Importing and Exporting FFV File Formats FFV file formats allow transferal of data from customer to representative and vice versa The FFV format an acronym for FIRST FIRSTVUE is recommended when working on large projects or when saving data to a network FFV file formats are also readily attached to e mail for discussion with your local Fisher representative regarding sizing issues or formal request for quotation To save a project in FFV format 1 Select the File pull down menu 2 Select the Save to FFV File option 3 Follow the remaining instructions Importing and Exporting BSV File Formats Bar separated value BSV flat file formats are very similar to comma delimited file formats except the character separating the fields is a vertical bar In this file format import and export of FIRSTVUE data is possible to Intergraph s Ins
7. 200 of a full page size Zoom Out Reduces the report size on your screen FISHER ROSEMOUNT FIRSTVUE Reports Examples NOTE You can use the vertical scroll bar on the right of the screen to move within a page and from page to page When the screen displays a full page scrolling takes you to the next or previous pages When the screen displays part of a page in expanded views scrolling moves you within the page FIRSTVUE Reports Examples FIRSTVUE lets you create the following types of reports Summary Report Lists each item in a Project and a brief description of each item Sizing Calculation Report Contains the sizing data you entered and calculated results for a selected condition Fisher Spec Sheet Uses Fisher s custom formats to display sliding stem actuator rotary valve and regulator specifications ISA Spec Sheet Uses ISA defined process management format to display sliding stem actuator or rotary valve specifications Diffuser Spec Sheet Displays diffuser data The following pages contain examples of each type of report FIRSTVUE User s Guide 63 Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports Summary Report A Summary Report lists the items in a Project and includes a brief description of each item Here is an example of a Summary Report Project Summary Project PROJECT12 Description Tags EZ Body 3 Inch Size 40 657 Act PCV S8 1 EZ Body 3 Inch Size 40 657 Ac
8. Create New button to display a blank Project Header Screen Here is an example of the Project Header Screen FISHER ROSEMOUNT Project Rey Date PROJECT 08727798 censere TN PROJECTI Ho 0927 56 aa Name our Nearby Fisher Representative Company Company 12345 E __ForHelp press F1 BEID 1 fh Uess Project Header Screen lets you identify the Project with a Project number contact information and other information Information you enter on this screen prints on your spec sheets and reports You can use this information later to find and display the Project The Supplied to You by box displays the name address phone numbers and e mail address of your Fisher Representative To complete the Project Header Screen you enter the name and address information of the person in your company to contact about the project and enter information identifying the Project Adding Changing and Deleting User Information The Project Header Screen contains an address book in which you can store information about your company contacts or users To select a user from the address book you select from the drop down list in the User box The user s name then appears in the Current field and their address phone and email information appears in the Company box 42 FISHER R SEM UNT Creating a New Project The following sections describe how to add change and delete users from the address book A
9. FIRSTVUE User s Guide 21 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE The spreadsheet area of the Condition Summary section displays process conditions you can select for your calculations Minimum Normal Maximum and Other are the default condition names You can add a new condition rename delete copy or clear all conditions by clicking on the appropriate Condition Maintenance buttons Click a condition to select it or click the Select All or Deselect All buttons to select or deselect all conditions respectively A condition is highlighted when it is selected You can select up to 10 process conditions NOTE You must select at least one condition to access other screens and dialogs Once you select a process condition the Sizing Views buttons along the right side of the screen become active giving you access to other sizing screens FIRSTVUE offers three screens used in sizing valves Quick Valve Sizing Screen Lets you calculate the flow coefficient for one condition Schematic Sizing Screen Lets you calculate the outlet pressure flow or flow coefficient for one condition Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box Lets you do detailed calculations for multiple conditions at one time The following sections contain instructions for using the valve sizing screens Using the Quick Valve Sizing Screen The Quick Valve Sizing Screen lets you enter basic information for one process condition and the
10. Fisher Rosemount FIRSTVUE provides complete control valve actuator and monitor sizing and enables complete process equipment selection and specification sheet generation This User s Guide describes the tasks you can perform with FIRSTVUE and gives an overview of the program s main functions and screens Useful tips are also provided You will find additional information in the on line Help contained in the program This chapter provides instructions for installing FIRSTVUE and using the manual It contains the following sections How to Use this Manual System Requirements Installing FIRSTVUE Removing FIRSTVUETM Opening FIRSTVUE Closing FIRSTVUE and Saving Your Work How to Use this Manual This manual contains an overview of FIRSTVUE functions tasks and screens Most Windows users will find the information in this manual all they need to use the program Additional help is available in FIRSTVUE s extensive on line Help system This manual assumes that you are familiar with your computer and performing basic Windows tasks such as using a mouse selecting menu commands and opening and saving files If you need help with any of these tasks please consult your Windows documentation System Requirements To run FIRSTVUE you should have a personal computer 486 DX or higher FIRSTVUE is fully compatible with Windows 95 and 97 FIRSTVUE is able to run on Windows 3 11 but
11. O T ViscosiyNorm oOo O O OOS ViscostyMim r Viscostyoer T O SpecHeatRatiowax T O SpecHeatRationorm 7 OOOO SpecVaporPressIOM 8 FIRSTVUE User s Guide 81 Appendix AlwSPLNom Di AlowSPLMim iM AllowSPLOther n PredictSPLMax n PredictSPLMaxLTSignOnly i PredictSPLMaxValueOnly 11 PredictSPLNom n PredictSPLNormLTSignOnly 11 PredictSPLNormValueOnly 11 PredidSPLMm n PredictSPLMinLTSignOnly 1 PredictSPLMinValueOnly 11 PrediotSPLOther n PredictSPLOtherLTSignOnly i PredictSPLOtherValueOnly 11 Line12ConditionName 12 imei uM e imeizMex i2 imei2Nom e imeizMm i2 imeizOther e inPipeLineSched f3 inPipeLineSize s PipeLineuom fsa OutPipeLineSched ja OutPipeLineSize Ji OuipeinOD a OutPipeLineWallThick i4 PipsimensTtype fs PipeLineisThick js PipeLineinsThickUOM 15 ebe pe MaxPress oo 58 s MaxPressIOM i8 8 Maxemp i8 b MaxTempUOM e fb VaweMrR o o VeeMode i9 o E o m Bonnema m JS BodyLierMa 2 J BedyHimerD a p BedyHieriDUOM a p inEdCon 2 o nEdConnSue 2 fh nEndConnSueUOM 2 JB inEndConnRang 22 fe OundCom a M OundConSue Js j 82 Appendi
12. Pressure psig 114 500 Pressure Orop psid 14 500 dP P1 Ratio 0 112 Diffuser Cg 327 971 Outlet Pipe Size in 8 000 Outlet Pipe Schedule 40 Diffuser LpA SPL dB A 55 4 Minimum Tube Area in2 0 364 Minimum Annular Area in2 0 251 Minimum Outlet Area in2 34 723 Monday 10 JUN 96 05 12 000m FIRSTVUE User s Guide 65 Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports 66 Fisher Spec Sheet A Fisher Spec Sheet uses Fisher s custom formats for displaying sliding stem actuator rotary valve and regulator specifications Here is an example of a Fisher Spec Sheet 001 Service Tag Size and Type Body Style Design Temp Design Press End Connect in Out Material Ports Flow Directn Trim Number Cage Matt Retainer Mati Bushing Matt Seat Ring Matt SLIDING STEM CONTROL VALVE SPECIFICATION Rev Globe Class 125 Raised Flange Raised Flange WCB Stee Single Port Up 1 SST None SST VALVE PLUG Material Guiding Balance Shutoff Class Port Size Characteristic Stem Material Stem Size Bonnet Style Boss Size Packing Access Bolt Bonnet PackFlg Bltg Actuator Type Size Travel Bench Set Push Down To Supply To Actuator Fails Valve Handwheel 316 SST Stem Guided Balanced 150 3 Inch Equal 316 SST 1 2 inch Plain TFE Spring amp Diaphragm 657 40 1 1 8 inch 3 to 9 psig Close Dry Air 3 to 15 psia Open Non
13. Search Dialog Box lets you search for a Project by Project ID or by date 2 To find a specific Project fill in the appropriate fields and click the Query button The Project Search Results Dialog Box appears Project Search Hesults 54 00 542 00 PROJECT KL Y 00 The Project Search Results Dialog Box lists Projects that match your search criteria 3 To select a Project click on it to highlight it and then click the Open button The selected Project loads into FIRSTVUE The Project Header Screen appears filled in with data from the selected Project Modeling a New Project on an Existing Project You can select an existing Project as a model for a new Project To do this 1 Click Open Existing button on the Project Header Screen The Project Search Dialog Box appears 2 Find and select the Project you want to use as a model For complete instructions see the previous section of this chapter FIRSTVUE User s Guide 45 Chapter 4 Project Management Using FIRSTVUE 3 Once you select the Project the Project Header Screen appears filled in with data from the selected project 4 Typea new Project ID in the Project box Changing the Project ID creates a new record in the FIRSTVUE database Your new record contains all the data from the previous Project including any valve monitor and actuator sizing information previously entered You can now change any information you wish Working with Item
14. Sizing Graphite Piston Rings eET C EWT C yi Additional Forces Actuator Sizing f Graphite Piston Rings Flow Area Tables l eHydrodynamic Noise A e RE SER Accessing Express Help Accessing Express Help FIRSTVUE Help contains a quick access capability for commonly referenced items By selecting Express in the Help Table of Contents the following box will appear Ej FIRSTVUE Help Exp PI E E3 Help Express gives quick access to selected Help 4 Topics Click an a button to go directly ta a Help w sse SE Bee Se E EE SE SCENE es E FIRSTVUE User s Guide T3 Index BSV CSM text file FFV FFV File Formats MDB file formats 1051 series seat number Access Microsoft Accessing On line Data Tables Accessing the On line Glossary accessories adding to spec sheets multiple calculating the combined Cv actual area actuator Catalog 14 sizing detailed sizing selection actuator pressures air supply Pf exhaust Pi exhaust Pi fill actuator sizing quick actuator spring spring rate Vm Vo actuators checking the stroking speed combined flow coefficient non standard rotary seat number spring rate sizing automatic manual sizing type piston spring amp diaphragm 52 54 52 52 52 sy 22 T2 73 46 38 72 35 35 35 31 37 37 37 34 37 37 37 37 9 38 35 34 31 37 34 34 35 35 spring amp piston sliding stem type val
15. a spreadsheet with appropriate display and entry fields The Label column displays the labels in the different areas of the specification sheet such as Service Body etc in gray and field labels in white FISHER ROSEMOUNT Printing Spec Sheets and Reports The SpecSheet Data column displays the data provided by the program Make any changes you like by selecting or typing in the User Overrides column Note any additional components or accessories on your specification sheet by entering information and selecting from drop down lists the Positioner Controller Transducer and Other sections 4 When done making changes click OK to save your entries The Sizing Screen appears Printing Spec Sheets and Reports To print specification sheets and Summary Reports you use the Reports Dialog Box To display this dialog 1 Open the appropriate Project For instructions on opening a Project see Chapter 4 Creating and Opening Projects and Items 2 From the File Menu select Reports OR Click the Printer icon located on the Toolbar FIRSTVUE User s Guide 59 Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports The Reports Dialog Box appears Reports 001 001 em ER aw 08728798 02 12 00am x The Reports Dialog Box lets you select the type of report and the range of items included This dialog displays any data previously entered in it 60 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Printing Spec She
16. an example of the LpA vs Q Table Lp vs Table HS 10 20 20 A0 50 B ZU 80 g0 Cg QIMMscid Valve LpA 68 669 0 40 137 338 0 80 206 007 1 20 274 675 1 60 WIMA 200 412 013 2 40 480 682 2 80 549 351 3 20 618 020 360 686 689 4 00 The LpA vs Q Table displays a spreadsheet of noise Cv and flow at different percentages of flow This table is display only To print the table for this condition on your spec sheet click the Print on Report button You must repeat this process for each condition you want the table to be printed on your spec sheet This table assumes a constant pressure drop and inlet pressure across the control valve and or control valve diffuser Therefore care should be taken to ensure correct noise abatement selections for all process conditions To return to the Sizing Tab either click on the X in the upper right hand corner of the LpA vs Q box or press Escape FIRSTVUE User s Guide 29 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE Selecting a Control Valve Once you have determined the flow coefficient you can select a valve size and type To find which control valves can pass the required calculated flow click on the Flow Coeff s button on the Sizing Tab Flow Coefficient Catalog Calculated Flow 51 34 B Displayed xX Cv IX Cs X Cg Select Style and Type Style Ty Ke Equation Unit
17. and tags back to original values when tag was entered Information generated by a user can be easily transferred to your local Fisher representative by saving the file using the Save As FFV option This electronic transferal of data allows your Fisher representative the ability to review all sizing and provide the user with a quotation based on the information provided 12 FISHER R SEMUUNT Sizing Tab Sizing Tab FIRSTVUE offers a complete sizing engine for control valves actuators and monitors Initial sizing estimates called Quick Sizing is possible as well as specific cases Sizing information can be displayed in spreadsheet mode or as one condition results The Sizing Tab appears as follows ace FIHa TVUE PROJECT 1 00 Minimum Normal Maximum Other Condition Summary Field Definitions Valve Type Valve type model number selected based on flow and pressure class requirements Actuator Actuator model number selected to provide necessary shut off and actuation force Actuator Size Specific size of actuator model selected Spring Specific spring needed to provide actuation forces in spring and diaphragm actuators Import FSP file Allows import of sizing information of FSP 1 42 Fisher Sizing Program files only It does not allow for specification FIRSTVUE User s Guide 13 Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview 14 Condition Flow Coefficient Valve LpA Warnings Select All Deselect All sizin
18. apparatus repeat steps 3a 3e using Cv s for each apparatus in the exhaust line 5 Click the Calculate button The calculated results appear on the right side of the screen 6 When done to display the Sizing Screen click the Close button Sizing Monitors FIRSTVUE lets you calculate the intermediate pressure flow coefficients and flow capacity for monitoring systems This chapter contains instructions for using FIRSTVUE for your monitor sizing calculations To size monitors you use the Monitor Sizing Screen To display this screen you click the Monitor button on the Sizing Screen FISHER R SEMUUNT Sizing Monitors Here is an example of the Monitor Sizing Screen B Monitor Sizing E The Monitor Sizing Screen lets you calculate intermediate pressure flow coefficients and or flow rate of your monitoring system To fill in the Monitor Sizing Screen 1 Select the calculation option by clicking on the appropriate radio button e To calculate the intermediate pressure and flow coefficients for both the monitor and worker click Pi Cg e To calculate the intermediate pressure and flow rate for the monitor system click Pi Q e To calculate the flow rate and flow coefficient when you know the intermediate pressure click Q Cg Once you select a calculation option the screen displays the appropriate entry fields 2 Enter data all in the fields except the fields you want the program to ca
19. application cases excess velocity Export ISA Files Export ISA Specification Files Exporting dimensional data ISA data 75 Index 22 24 29 62 62 62 45 45 45 45 45 45 60 60 61 37 37 27 27 27 58 58 58 25 25 25 26 26 23 61 68 56 56 23 23 25 23 45 36 2T 21 21 28 55 55 56 53 Index Field Definitions Condition Summary Item Information Project Information File delimiter File formats BSV FEV MDB export import Filling in Project Information Finding an Item FIRSTVUETM Overview FIRSTVUE Reports Examples FIRSTVUE INI Fisher contact Fisher Diffuser spec sheet Fisher Reg spec sheet Fisher Rot spec sheet Fisher salesperson Fisher Spec Sheet example Fisher SS spec sheet flashing flow area flow capacity flow coefficients fluids gas liquid two phase flow sizing ideal gas liquid vapor vapor liquid two phase flow sizing FSP 1 42 Fv25 G gas sizing detailed quick schematic gas liquid sizing Getting Help for a Selected Topic Getting Help for the Active Screen or Field Getting Started Glossary See on line help Header Tab Help context sensitive jumping to topics printing a topic 76 13 11 54 52 52 52 22 52 44 48 63 44 42 58 58 58 42 61 66 58 28 72 T2 72 25 23 23 23 25 18 25 23 24 25 69 69 73 73 69 69 72 71 searching Help Dialog Box Help Search Dialog Box How to Use thi
20. is not already open For instructions on opening a Project see the previous section of this chapter 2 Display the Sizing Screen by clicking on the Sizing Tab 3 Select the item from the drop down list in the Item Tag1 field 4 Click the Tag button The Item Tag Dialog Box appears The Item Tag Dialog Box displays the Project number and item number and lets you add delete and change tag names The cursor is active in the text box at the bottom of the dialog To add a tag name 1 Type the tag name You can type up to 20 characters letters numbers or special characters 2 Click the Add button The tag name appears in the Tag Name box next to the tag unit number 3 If you have more than one quantity of an item you can add tag names for each item To do this repeat steps 1 and 2 for each tag name you want to add NOTE To change a tag name click on the tag name to select it type the new tag name in the text field and then click the Add button To delete a tag name click on the tag name to select it and then click the Delete button 4 When done click the Ok button The Sizing Screen appears displaying the tag name for the first item in the Item Tag1 field FIRSTVUE User s Guide 49 Chapter 4 Project Management Using FIRSTVUE Adding Project Notes Project notes let you add special shipping packaging and bar code requirements to your project Unlike sizing notes which allow only one not
21. travel friction and unbalanced area e Catalog 14 view requires the standard information used in Fisher Catalog 14 more information than the Quick view and less than the Detailed view NOTE You can start by entering information in Quick or Catalog 14 views and then click the Detailed radio button to display the Detailed view The information you enter in Quick or Catalog 14 view is then translated into the correct numeric values and displayed in the appropriate Detailed view fields For example when you enter a packing material in Quick view the corresponding numeric friction value for that packing material appears in Detailed view Fill in the rest of the fields by typing or selecting from the drop down lists When done click the Calculate button The Select Sliding Stem Actuator Dialog Box appears displaying a list of sliding stem actuators that meet your specifications Each line of the dialog displays the actuator size the spring part number and the spring rate 6 Select an actuator by double clicking on it The Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Screen appears The right side of the screen displays thrust data from the actuator size you selected NOTE If you want a non standard product you must manually override the data displayed To do this click the Detailed radio button to display the Detailed view Then overwrite the appropriate fields with your exact data For example if you entered a non standard port in the Q
22. will not support Import ISA File Export ISA File and Edit ISA Map File commands found under the pull down File menu Memory requirements are 8 Megabytes of RAM and 30 Megabytes of hard drive space Installing FIRSTVUE Installing FIRSTVUE Before you begin we suggest making a backup copy of your FIRSTVUE disks storing the Original disks in a safe place and using your copies for installation To install FIRSTVUETM otart Windows and File Manager Insert the first setup disk in floppy drive A or B Choose Run from File Manager s File Menu or Windows 95 Start button In the command line type A SETUP if you put the setup disk in drive A or B SETUP if you put the disk in drive B E c 5 Follow the instructions on your screen to complete installation The installer places FIRSTVUE in the FIRSTVUE directory on your C drive and installs MS DLLs into your Windows System Directory if necessary You can view a complete history of files placed during installation in the INSTALL LOG file on your hard drive Removing FIRSTVUE To remove FIRSTVUE Select the FIRSTVUE program from your Windows 95 Start button Select Uninstall Follow the instructions on your screen to uninstall FIRSTVUETM SE VT ee Another method of removing FIRSTVUE is deleting the program folder from My Computer in a Windows 95 or Windows 3 11 operating system environment Opening FIRSTVUE To open FIRSTVUE Select t
23. your clipboard paste it into a word processor page layout or graphics application and then print it You cannot print the graph directly from FIRSTVUE Flow Coefficients ET Size 2 172 Inch Whisper Fort 2 T78 Inch Up Travel 1 177 Inch Globe Linear Flow Coefficients vs Valve Opening S000 2500 a Flow Data ZU 1500 Minimum 1000 e i ZA 4r gd HI ET Body Whisper L 2 1 2 Inch 3 To select a valve double click on it and then click the Select button The Sizing Screen appears displaying the results of your selection FIRSTVUE User s Guide 33 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE Sizing an Actuator Sizing of both sliding stem and rotary actuators is possible with FIRSTVUE Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing To size a sliding stem actuator for your control valve you use the Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Screen To display this screen click the S S Act button on the Sizing Screen Here is an example of the Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Screen for a spring and diaphragm sliding stem actuator Sliding Stem Actuator Sram CH Actuator Size DOWN Spring STANDARD Spring Rate PIE Lower Bench Set TFE DOUBLE d Upper Bench Set aA ese m Act Dutp Thrust 100 00 Req d Valve Thrust F5 Humber The Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Screen offers two ways to size Automatic and Manual In Automatic sizing you enter data and based on that data se
24. A S SoloiVavend NA SSS EsWeght NA EsWeghUOF NA FaceToFaceDim NA FaceToFaceDimUOM NA Ovemallge a OvealdgUOM a 1 BemowClarncs NA RemoveClearancevoM NA OOOO 86 FISHER ROSEMOUNT
25. BSV Bar separated value file formats from Intergraph s IDM software Export ISA File Allows export of BSV Bar separated value file formats to Intergraph s IDM software Edit ISA Map File Edits field ordering for ease of import export flexibility Reports Allows additional report options such as summary sizing calculations print warnings and custom headers and footers for all or specific item numbers Print Setup Basic print setup information such as printer selection default printer paper orientation and paper location Exit Exits FIRSTVUE software package Edit Cancel Changes Context specific cancellation of changes Cut Cut data for moving purposes Ctrl X Copy Copy data or use shortcut Ctrl C gt Paste Paste data or use shortcut Ctrl V gt Delete Deletes data Tabs Header Project header information Ctrl 1 gt Item List Detailed information by item or tag number Ctrl 2 gt Sizing Sizing information by item or tag number Ctrl 3 gt View Tool bars Toggles tool bar Status bar Toggles status bar Tab bar Toggles tab bar FIRSTVUE User s Guide 17 Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview Window Allows selection between open project files Help Content Hypertext links to specific FIRSTVUE topics of interest Search Allows keyword searches for specific topics Using Help Provides help on Windows specific information About FIRSTVUE Provides software version number
26. FIRSTVUE Fisher Fisher Rosemount and Managing the Process Better are marks owned by Fisher Controls International Inc or Fisher Rosemount Systems Inc All other marks are the property of their respective owners 1996 Fisher Controls International Inc All Rights Reserved FISHER FISHER ROSEMOUNT Managing The Process Better Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 GETTING STARTED How to Use this Manual System Requirements Installing FIRSTVUE Removing FIRSTVUE Opening FIRSTVUE Closing FIRSTVUE and Saving Your Work CHAPTER 2 FIRSTVUE OVERVIEW Header Tab Item List Tab Sizing Tab Pull Down Menus Shortcuts and Hints Program Overview Diagram CHAPTER 3 SIZING AND SELECTION USING FIRSTVUE Sizing a Valve Entering and Selecting Process Conditions Using the Quick Valve Sizing Screen Using the Schematic Sizing Screen Using the Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box Setting Sizing Preferences Viewing Warnings Viewing a Table of Noise versus Flow 11 14 17 19 20 21 21 22 23 24 25 28 30 30 Table of Contents Selecting a Control Valve Sizing an Actuator Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Rotary Actuator Sizing Checking the Stroking Speed of an Actuator Sizing Monitors Inserting Sizing Notes CHAPTER 4 PROJECT MANAGEMENT USING FIRSTVUE Creating a New Project Adding Changing and Deleting User Information Filling in Project Information Changing Supplied to Y
27. I E B in E body with restricted Whisper Trim not available Use EW body where this Bull 1 1 trim 1s desired Kv 0 855 Ev D Pee LEE LN rm SKI sg mm SO The dialog displays the valve type class trim style etc you selected You can change these attributes only on the first view of the Flow Coefficient Catalog Dialog Box To display the first view of the dialog click the Back button The Display box shows the catalog page for the conditions selected The bulletin number describing the valve appears just below this box Notes pertaining to valve construction and or sizing also found in Catalogs 10 and 12 appear in the Notes box You can scroll to view the full 10 100 range of the valve characteristics To use the Flow Coefficient Catalog Dialog Box 1 Select a process condition in the Calculated Flow box by clicking on it A process condition is highlighted when it is selected NOTE You can collapse the display to show only the valve and port size combinations that meet the selected process condition To do this click the Hits Only radio button To reset the catalog display to show all port sizes travels etc click Reset Catalog Display in the Calculated Flow box 2 To view a graph of flow coefficients for the selected valve double click on a valve to select it and then click the Graph button 3 nan REO Selecting a Control Valve To print the resulting graph you must copy it to
28. Spring Return Piston or Piston Once you select an option the screen displays data entry fields for that option 2 Fillin the fields on the left side of the screen by typing or selecting from drop down lists NOTE You must enter accurate figures for the initial and final filling stroking pressures Pi Fill and Pf Fill fields and initial and final exhausting stroking pressures Pi Exhaust and Pf Exhaust fields For equations used to calculate these figures see the on line Help topic Valve Sizing Supplemental Information 3 Fillin the Air Cv Fill field with the combined flow coefficient of the filling air supply apparatus You need to enter the combined Cvs of each apparatus in the air supply line to the actuator To calculate the combined Cvs a Click the Combined Cv Calculation radio button to display a Cv calculation worksheet b Enter the Cv for each apparatus c Click the Calculate button The Calculated Results Dialog Box appears displaying the combined Cv You need to make a note of this figure or copy it to the clipboard the program does not copy it automatically to the proper field d When done click the appropriate radio button Spring Diaphragm Spring Return Piston or Piston to display the screen you wish e Type the combined Cv in the Air Cv Fill field 4 Fillin the Air Cv Exhaust field with the combined flow coefficient for the exhaust apparatus To calculate the combined Cv for the air exhaust
29. TVUE We call each FIRSTVUE record a Project A Project can contain one or more items valves actuators monitors etc Your Fisher Representative uses the data files spec sheets and reports from FIRSTVUE Projects saved in FFV file formats to provide you with accurate and timely price quotations When you create a new Project you assign a Project number and include the name and address of your company contact and other information identifying the Project When you save a Project the program stores it in the MS Access database within the program When you open the Project the program loads it and displays its data in FIRSTVUE screens This chapter contains instructions for working with projects and items It contains the following sections 9 Creating a New Project Adding Changing and Deleting User Information Filling in Project Information Changing Supplied to You By Information 9 Opening an Existing Project Modeling a New Project on an Existing Project Working with Items Adding a New Item Copying an Item Finding an Item Deleting an Item Adding Changing and Deleting Item Tags 41 Chapter 4 Project Management Using FIRSTVUE Creating a New Project To create a new Project you use the Project Header Screen To display a blank Project Header Screen select New Project from the File Menu NOTE If the Project Header Screen is already displayed you can click the
30. This copying and re pasting of spreadsheet information will enable atmospheric pressure changes without having to re key all valve related information This process must be done on an item by item basis 18 FISHER R SEMUUNT Program Overview Diagram Program Overview Diagram The map of the FIRSTVUE sizing program is as follows FIRSTVUETM Program Header Screen Project Description Add Edit User Add Delete Copy Item Reports and Spec Sheets Add Delete Copy Item Copy Tag Flow Coefficients Sizing Configuration Import FSP FIRSTVUE User s Guide 19 Item List Tab Sizing Tab Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE In the last chapter you saw an overview of the FIRSTVUE software In this chapter you will begin to use the powerful sizing engine contained within FIRSTVUE for sizing valves actuators and monitors Selection of products and inserting sizing notes will also be covered This chapter contains the following sections e Sizing a Valve Entering and Selecting Process Conditions Using the Quick Valve Sizing Screen Using the Schematic Sizing Screen Using the Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box e Selecting calculated fields e Changing default field data Setting Sizing preferences Viewing Warnings Viewing a Table of Noise versus Flow Selecting a Control Valve e Sizing an Actuator Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Rotary Actuator Sizing Che
31. USER SPECIFICATION Project PROJECT12 Rev 00 002 Minimum Normal Maximum Type INLINE Diffuser Matl Specification Valve Size 6 000 in Valve Type WHIII 3 Valve P1 Pressure 150 000 psig Valve P1 Temperature 150 000 deg F Fluid AMMONIA Diffuser Inlet Pressure 114 500 psig Diffuser Inlet Temperature 150 000 degt dP Diffuser 14 500 psid Diffuser Cg Cs Calculated 327 971 CG Customer s Upstream Maximum Design Requirement Pressure Temp Exceptions to Standard Construction TYPE 6010 CONSTRUCTION ONLY Inlet Connection Outlet Connection Customer s Downstream Maximum Design Requirement Pressure Temp TYPE WHISPER DISK AND 6011 CONSTRUCTION ONLY Whisper Disk and 6011 Size Class Facing 6011 Only DownStream Reducer or Pipe Description Size Schedule Other Configuration Explain TYPE 6012 AND 6013 CONSTRUCTION ONLY inliet Connection 6013 Shell Size Design Criteria ASME Code List Other Code Requirements 4 0 Monday 10 JUN 96 05 12 00pm 10 JUN 96 Other A Diffuser Spec Sheet displays diffuser data Here is an example of a Diffuser Spec Sheet FISHER FISHER ROSEMOUNT Chapter 7 Additional Help Resources This chapter provides an overview of the Help system and its contents Additional instructions for using Help are contained in the On line Help system itself This chapter contains the following sections Getting Help for the Active Screen or Field Ge
32. a project Prepare a new quate Prevent a workstation crash Print Multiple Topics fram Help Search for an existing quote Use Mounting Assembly FS Numbers Use the Sizing Screen Use the Sizing Spreadsheet W ark on multiple quotes 304 3U4L On Rotary Actuators 323 471 8 471 8 15 1051 1052 1 3U4L n Sliding stem Actuators 471 472 1 473 1 513 513A 58 3570 Pasitianer On all 471 481 Senes 3582 Series including ERC On 1250 3982 Series including 35 E 70 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Getting Help for a Selected Topic 3 Select a topic from the Help Search Index Box a b C Type a word or select one from the list Click the Show Topics button The available topics appear in the lower text area Click on a topic to select it and then click the Display button Help on the selected topic appears 4 Tolocate where specific words appear within On line Help select the Find tab By typing the words specific locations where those words appear will be identified in the lower box Selecting Display will move Help to the identified topic Help Topics FIHSTVUE ONLINE HELP Index Previous Files File Menu Item Print Setup File Menu Item Quote Search Results Dialog Box Reports File Menu Item Save File Menu Item Prepare a new quote Dearch for an existing quate 5 Youcan navigate within Help and print and copy topics by using the fo
33. as well as copyright information Shortcuts and Hints Several shortcuts exist that can improve the efficiency of a user Of particular note is the use of lt Ctrl C gt pushed simultaneously to copy and lt Ctrl V gt to paste Another hint that makes the sizing program easier to use is the use of the caret and yellow highlighted fields visible on the spreadsheet sizing view When the caret appears that indicates a field that can be changed from user supplied to calculated or system supplied information The yellow highlighting denotes fields that are calculated For example if flow rate is provided Cv can be calculated Also a single click on a field can change the parameters associated with that value such as toggling between pipe size and schedule and pipe diameter and thickness information The Import FSP button on the Sizing Tab only imports sizing data not specification data from FSP 1 42 Notes are very useful to expand on explanation of product location needs etc Use extreme caution when changing Atmospheric Pressure when sizing data has already been entered on one or more items All sizing data can be lost if care is not taken in this area To not lose sizing data highlight the entire spreadsheet hit Ctrl C gt go to the Sizing Config change the Atmospheric Pressure and press OK go to the sizing spreadsheet and hit Ctrl V Otherwise you risk losing all calculated data due to the change in atmospheric pressure
34. as well as maintenance records Status of each individual item either open won lost or cancelled Default is open Brief description of valve selected may include actuator Quantity desired for that particular item number Useful for identifying tag numbers that are identical valves The number of European delivery days Unit of time for delivery such as hours days weeks or months The type of specification sheet required for the item Quote Status Changes all items to reflect changes in quote status such as open to won etc Sort by Item Tag See Compnt Changes view to either alpha numerically by item number to alpha numerically by tag When selected shows the first component of each item Shows size and model information from the description Useful to identify a particular valve if the tag number is unknown Tag Ext Price Total Add Delete FIRSTVUE User s Guide Displays an option box to allow adding tag numbers to a particular item Used when more than one valve has identical process conditions Tags can also be updated deleted or added with this selection Sums the total price for the project based on information received from your local Fisher representative by exchanging FFV files Adds another item to the item list Deletes a selected item from the item list 11 Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview Copy Copies an item from another project Cancel Reverts order status
35. ata to another item in the same project The tag number must be modified before the OK portion of the command is enabled Notes Free form note field for actuator valve sizing or stroking speed information Cancel Returns screen information to information present when the sizing tab was first selected Pull Down Menus FIRSTVUE offers traditional Windows functionality by means of pull down menus accessible throughout all tabs and views as well as icons visible from every screen Cutting pasting and copying is possible within FIRSTVUE as well as jumping from one project to another via the Window option s FIRSTVUE PROJECT1 00 ME File New Model On Models a new project on a project in the database Existing project can be accessed by using the query button New Project Opens a new project Open Database Allows user to open a project from the database Save to Database Saves project information to FIRSTVUE MDB database for use by FIRSTVUE or Microsoft Access or Excel applications Open FFV File Opens FFV First First Vue file format Save to FFV File Saves project in FFV First First Vue format to allow for electronic quotation with local Fisher representative or saving data to a network 16 FISHER R SEMUUNT Pull Down Menus Delete from Database Allows deletion of project from database Close Project Closes current project and prompts for saving changes Import ISA File Allows importation of
36. ation Sheets and Reports Customer defined fields Cv combined Cv calculation flow coefficient for vapor spreadsheet view data tables defaults atmospheric pressure changing English measurements metric measurements saving user defaults Deleting a User Deleting an Item delimited text file detailed valve sizing dialog boxes Calendar Dialog Box using Flow Coefficient description using using second view Help description example using Help Search example Item Tag description example using LpA vs Q Table description example FIRSTVUE User s Guide 24 39 39 37 12 46 46 46 22 21 42 45 48 55 42 57 257 59 38 24 25 72 24 21 2 21 28 43 48 53 25 44 3 3 32 69 70 69 70 49 49 49 29 29 printing Print Preview description example using Project Search description example using Project Search Results description example using Reports description example using Select Rotary Actuator description using Sizing Configuration descripton example using Spec Sheet Data description example using Spreadsheet Sizing description example using diffuser increased velocity selecting for process conditions sizing Diffuser Spec Sheet example Dimensional data Dimensions CAD downs pipe sched downs pipe size dP25 allowable cavitation Duplicating a Project dynamic torque f English measurements Entering and Selecting Process Conditions entering data
37. ator sizing quick exhaust quick valve sizing 7 Index 37 38 37 38 37 38 39 39 54 72 38 72 27 37 37 61 62 62 61 61 61 61 61 59 21 22 22 22 22 19 44 44 42 42 45 44 4 45 4 44 44 44 44 42 44 45 45 25 42 39 34 72 22 Index Rc regulators Removing FIRSTVUE reports creating examples Diffuser Spec Sheet Fisher Spec Sheet ISA Spec Sheet Sizing Calculation Report Summary Report printing Reports Dialog Box revision ID Reynolds number Rotary Actuator Sizing Screen rotary actuator 1051 b s salesperson contacting Save as FFV schematic sizing Schematic Sizing Screen screens Monitor Sizing description example using Project Header description example using Quick Valve Sizing description using Quick Valve Sizing Screen example using Rotary Actuator Sizing description example using Schematic Sizing description example using Sizing description example using Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing description example using Stroking Speed Sizing description example 78 38 22 23 2i 25 72 57 59 68 66 67 65 64 59 60 44 25 36 T2 42 12 23 24 39 39 39 42 42 42 22 22 23 23 36 36 36 23 24 24 21 47 21 34 34 35 38 37 using seat load seat number Select Rotary Actuator Dialog Box Selecting a Valve Size and Type series instruments series regulators series restrictions Setting Sizing P
38. c Updating User Information user information FIRSTVUE User s Guide 37 38 38 ER T2 61 64 49 49 36 36 36 36 36 37 37 72 25 25 25 27 21 2 2T 21 21 43 Index adding 42 changing 42 deleting 42 Using Hypertext Links 12 V V250 control valve 36 valves LpA 25 selecting valve size 30 selecting valve type 30 sizing 20 sizing equations See on line help data tables type spreadsheet view 25 V250 control valve 36 vapor sizing quick 23 schematic 24 vapor liquid sizing 25 velocity calculating 26 Viewing a Table of Noise versus Flow 28 Viewing Warnings 28 viscosity 25 Vm 37 Vo 37 W warnings 28 whisper trim 25 Windows 3 11 4 Windows 95 4 working monitor 38 Working with Items 46 79 Appendix I FIELDS available for FIRSTVUE Import Export NOTES FIRSTVUE imports exports delimited text files The delimeter can be any printable character For Excel applications we suggest using the COMMA csv For applications where you have more delimiter choices we suggest the VERTICAL BAR The fields available for Import Export are based on the ISA S20 50 Control Valve Spec Sheet You can import export All or Some of the available fields The first row of the import export file must contain the Field Names of the fields being imported exported The remaining rows in the import export file consist of 1 row per Item Up to 15 Sizing Notes can be imported exported for each i
39. cking the Stroking Speed of an Actuator e Sizing Monitors 9 Inserting Sizing Notes Sizing a Valve FIRSTVUE gives you several options for sizing a valve depending on the amount of information you have and the level of detailed calculations you need This section contains instructions for using the main sizing screens or options for valve sizing It consists of the following sections 9 Entering and Selecting Process Conditions 20 Sizing a Valve Using the Quick Valve Sizing Screen Using the Schematic Sizing Screen Using the Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box Entering and Selecting Process Conditions FIRSTVUE lets you enter up to 10 sets of process conditions for each item To name and select sets of process conditions you use the Sizing Screen To display the Sizing Screen click the Sizing Tab Here is an example of the Sizing Screen aw FIRST YUE PRO JECT 1 00 RES Normal H aximum Other The Sizing Screen lets you select sets of process conditions and then navigate to other screens on which you enter data for each set of conditions When done entering data on other screens and dialogs the results are calculated and then displayed on the Sizing Screen To fill in the Sizing Screen 1 Inthe Item Tag1 field enter or select the item if not already selected Once you select the item the screen displays data previously entered for it 2 Select one or more sets of process conditions
40. dding a User To add a user to the address book 1 In the Current field type the contact s name 2 Inthe Company box enter your company or division name location phone fax and email address in the appropriate fields 3 Click the Add button in the User box The program saves the contact information Updating User Information To change or update information about a user 1 Select the user from the drop down list 2 Type over the information you wish to change 3 Click the Update button in the User box The program saves your changes Deleting a User To delete a user from the address book 1 Select the user from the drop down list 2 Click the Delete button in the User box The program deletes the user FIRSTVUE User s Guide 43 Chapter 4 Project Management Using FIRSTVUE 44 Filling in Project Information To fill in Project information 1 In the Project box type the Project number You can assign any combination of 10 numbers or characters to identify the Project NOTE Project numbers must be unique If you assign a duplicate Project number when you save the new Project the program will overwrite the old Project with your new information 2 Inthe Rev field type the revision ID You can type two numbers or characters to identify the revision 3 Fill in the Date field as follows 9 Type the date in the MM DD YY format For example to enter November 26 1998 type 11 26 98 The
41. delines allow For assistance contact your Fisher Salesperson 8 For gas vapor or steam calculations that require additional noise attenuation a Scroll down the Spreadsheet view until the diffuser information section is visible b Choose a diffuser for each set of conditions by selecting from the drop down lists c Inthe Diffuser Incr Velocity section in the Actual Outl Area field type the actual outlet area in each cell if necessary d Click the Calculate button The program calculates and displays the noise levels The program may show different diffuser Cgs required for different process conditions However since a diffuser is a fixed device it can have only one Cg Therefore you need to recalculate using the highest diffuser Cg displayed To do this i Click the second calculation column of the Diffuser Cg row to remove the gt symbol ii In each cell of the Diffuser Cg row enter the highest diffuser Cg previously calculated iii Click the Calculate button The program recalculates and displays the accurate noise levels for the diffuser Cg 9 When done entering conditions click the Calculate button The program calculates and displays the results RRO Setting Sizing Preferences To return to the Sizing Screen click the Close button The Sizing Screen displays the results of your entries and calculations Setting Sizing Preferences You can set defaults for the units of measurement displayed througho
42. e Project PROJECT12 Rev 00 Positioner Type None Input Signal Access Gauges None Action Certification Controller Type None Action Measure Element Range Output Mounting Airset Mounting Transducer Input Signal Output Signal Action Mounting Airset Certifications Line In Line Out Insulation Service Cond Process Fluid BENZENE Minimum Normal 0 200 30 000 100 000 2 000 20 000 500 000 lt 50 50 000 0 846 Max Rated Flow Coef Monday 10 JUN 96 04 31 00pm 02 APR 06 Maximum FISHER FISHER ROSEMOUNT FIRSTVUE Reports Examples ISA Spec Sheet An ISA Spec Sheet uses the ISA defined process management format for displaying sliding stem actuator or rotary valve specifications Here is an example of an ISA Spec Sheet SPECIFICATION FORM FOR PROCESS MEASUREMENT Unit Data Sheet of Spec PROJECT12 00 Item 001 Rev Tag 1 2 3 4 5 Contract DWG Mfg Serial Service Crit Pres PC 714 000 psia Normal Minimum 500 000 100 000 80 000 30 000 0 200 Fluid BENZENE SERVICE CONDITIONS Liquid Flow Rate Q Inlet Pressure P1 Outlet Pressure P2 Temperature T Specific Gravity SG Maximum 2 000 50 000 Vapor Pressure Pv Liquid Sizing Coefficient Cv oman Oo on P WwW ho lt 50 Viv Lpa ACTUATOR Type Spring amp Diaphragm Mfg Model Fishe
43. e drop down lists 5 Inthe Options box click in the appropriate check boxes if you want to omit warnings and or material code descriptions FIRSTVUE User s Guide 61 Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports 62 6 To print or preview the report click the OK button NOTE You can reduce your printing time by up to 8096 by printing in draft mode To do this click the Draft check box before printing For most printers the only difference between draft mode and normal printing is that in draft mode the vertical lines in FIRSTVUE reports are thicker than the vertical lines printed in normal mode 7 If you select Print the Windows print dialog appears Select the number of copies and other options you wish and click Ok The reports print and the Sizing Screen appears If you select Print Preview the Print Preview Dialog Box appears FIRSTVUE PROJECT12 00 IPROJECT12 00 The Print Preview Dialog Box lets you view the report on your screen before printing To use this dialog click the appropriate buttons at the top of the dialog Print Displays the Windows print options dialog and lets you print the report Next Page Displays the next page of the report on your screen Prev Page Displays the previous page of the report on your screen Two Page Displays two pages at a time on your screen Zoom In lIncreases the report size on your screen You can view the report at 75 110 and
44. e per item a project can have unlimited notes associated with it To add project notes use the Project Notes Dialog Box To display this box click the Notes button on the Project Header Screen The Project Notes Dialog Box appears ProgectPR JECTT 00 If the Project has any notes the first one appears You can browse notes within the Project by clicking the First Next Previous and Last buttons To update an existing note 1 Display the note on your screen by using the browse buttons 2 Click the Update button 3 Type your changes in the Note Text field 4 Click OK FIRSTVUE saves your changes The Project Header Screen appears 50 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Adding Project Notes To add a new note 1 Select the type of note you want to add from the Note Type drop down list For descriptions of the note types see the table at the end of this section 2 Click the New Note button 3 Type your note in the Note Text field 4 Click OK FIRSTVUE saves your note The Project Header Screen appears To delete a note 1 Display the note on your screen by using the browse buttons 1 Click the Delete button FIRSTVUE User s Guide 51 Chapter 5 Import Export Capabilities of FIRSTVUE It is possible to import and export files from FIRSTVUE for use with different applications and software packages Specifically the following will be discussed Using MDB File Formats 9 Importing and Exporting
45. ect Query Dialog Box appears Enter project name revision or date 3 Theresults of the query will be as follows Project Search E SH Jam RO ISA2 00 A ED Body 4 Inch PROJECTKLW 00 xj i 4 To copy particular item s highlight the item number from the right column 5 Select Copy 6 Item information now becomes part of the current project Finding an Item To find an existing item 1 Open the Project if it is not already open For instructions on opening a Project see the previous section of this chapter 2 Display the Sizing Screen by clicking on the Sizing Tab 3 Select the item from the drop down list in the Item field Deleting an Item To delete an item from a Project 1 Open the Project if it is not already open For instructions on opening a Project see the previous section of this chapter Display the Sizing Screen by clicking on the Sizing Tab Select the item from the drop down list in the Item Tag1 field Click the Delete Item button FISHER ROSEMOUNT Working with Items Adding Changing and Deleting Item Tags FIRSTVUE lets you identify items with tags names or numbers that you assign to the item If your project contains more than one quantity of the same item you can identify each item with its own tag Your tags print on spec sheets and reports To add change or delete tags you use the Item Tag Dialog Box To display this screen 1 Open the Project if it
46. ect Rotary Actuator Dialog Box appears displaying a list of rotary actuators that meet your specifications Each line of the dialog displays the actuator size the spring part number and the spring rate For 1051 series the screen also displays the seat number 5 Select an actuator by double clicking on it The Rotary Actuator Sizing Screen reappears The right side of the screen is filled in with torque data from the actuator size you selected 6 Compare the required torque entered on the left side of the screen with the available torque on the right side of the screen to be sure the actuator size you selected has adequate capacity If not click the Calculate button to display the Select Rotary Actuator Dialog Box and select a different actuator 7 When done to display the Sizing Screen click the Close button The Sizing Screen displays the actuator actuator size and spring you selected Checking the Stroking Speed of an Actuator To calculate the stroking speed of actuator you use the Stroking Speed Sizing Screen To display this screen click the Speed button on the Sizing Screen Here is an example of the Stroking Speed Sizing Screen for a spring and diaphragm actuator Stroking Speed Sizing FIRSTVUE User s Guide 37 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE 38 To fill in the Stroking Speed Sizing Screen 1 Select a stroking option by clicking on the appropriate radio button Spring Diaphragm
47. een FIRSTVUE User s Guide 23 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE Here is an example of the Schematic Sizing Screen for liquids Schematic Valve Sizing e Gent C Ideal Gas C porum C amus zl JENZENE e 0 200 84b To fill in the Schematic Sizing Screen 1 Select a fluid by clicking the appropriate radio button Liquid Ideal Gas or Vapor Once you select a fluid the screen displays entry fields for the corresponding fluid properties service conditions and valve specifications 2 Select a calculation field To do this click the radio button of the field you wish calculated P2 Outlet Pressure Q Flow or Cg or Cv Flow Coefficient for Gas or Vapor 3 Fill in the rest of the screen by typing the conditions in the appropriate fields and selecting from the drop down lists 4 When done click the Calculate button The program calculates and displays the results 5 To display the Sizing Screen click the Close button Using the Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box The Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box lets you enter detailed data for one or more process conditions To display this dialog select one or more conditions and click the Spreadsheet button on the Sizing Screen au SH ROSEMOUNT Sizing a Valve Here is an example of the Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box for Liquid 5 zn For Fisher Liquid Units Minimum Liquid Liquid BENZENE Res E 0 200
48. ets and Reports To fill in the Reports Dialog Box 1 In the Report Types box click one or more check boxes to select the type s of reports you want to print Click Project Item List to produce a Summary Report listing the items and brief item descriptions Click Fisher Spec Sheet to produce Fisher s custom formats for sliding stem actuators rotary valves and regulators Click ISA Spec Sheet to produce an ISA defined process management specification sheet for sliding stem actuators or rotary valves Click Diffuser Spec Sheet if an item includes a diffuser You can print Diffuser Reports only for items that include diffuser calculations in your sizing screens and spreadsheets 2 Inthe Report Types box click check boxes to select the types of calculations you want to include on Sizing Calculation Reports You can select All Sizing Calculations or any combination of Valve Calculation Actuator Calculation and or Speed Calculation 3 Inthe Destination box click the appropriate radio button Click Print Preview to view the report on your screen before printing Click Print to send the report directly to the printer 4 n the Item Range box select the range of items you want to include in the report To include all items click the All Items radio button 9 To limit the report to a range of items a Click the Items radio button b Enter the range of items in the From and To fields by selecting from th
49. evOriga Revision 6 SASpecRevAppv2 Revision 6 ISASpecRevs Revision 3 ISASpecRevDale3 Revision i ISASpecHevDescs Revision 18 ISASpecHevOriga Revision 6 SASpecRevAppv3 Revision 6 ISASpecRev Resim 3 OSOS ISASpecRevDated Resim OSO ooo SASpecRevDescd Revision i o oC SoSo ISASpecRevOriga Revision 6 JI ISASpecRevAppwi Revision 6 OC OoOO y ISASpecRev Reson 3 O OSOS ISASpecRevDaleS Resim n SOSS ISASpecRevDescS Revision 18 o O OC o oooO ISASpecRevOrigs Resim 8 OC oC SoSo SASpecRevAppv Revison amp OC oOo CriticalTemperature ma O CriticalTemperatureUOM NA degF degC degR degK F CompressibiliyFactor Il VaweStyeModierFd Il ieNumbe a o mee NA m Eis NA ies mm Eis NA Home o NA ie NA Xmom mm e NA mmer NA O CompressibiliyFactorMax NA CompressibilityFactorNorm NA OC ooo CompressibilityFactorMin NA __ CompressibilityFactorOther_ NA O
50. g Config Flow Coeffs Condition Maintenance New Rename Copy Delete Clear Sizing Views Quick sheet input from FSP 1 42 Up to ten conditions are possible updated in the condition maintenance selection Flow coefficient calculated for each process condition to pass required amount of fluid Noise estimate of fluid flow pertains to gas sizing only Warnings issued by the sizing program to identify areas of concern such as noise cavitation flashing etc will be displayed as a Y if warnings are present Press Warnings button to display any warnings present Selects up to four process conditions for viewing in the spreadsheet mode Removes selection of all process conditions to allow for specific condition viewing in spreadsheet mode Allows selection of units of measure for pressure gas flow vapor flow liquid flow temperature mass gas density area length force velocity spring rate viscosity torque and atmospheric pressure Choices can also be made to have either all English or Metric conventions Sizing information for Fisher control valves are displayed for the selected process conditions The user can select between viewing all Cv data or just those that pertain to the flow coefficients calculated Allows addition of another flow coefficient up to ten maximum Renames highlighted condition to another name Copies process conditions from one condition to another Deletes the highlighted
51. g intermediate pressure 39 sizing 38 moving exhaust Ee moving fill 37 multiple accessories 38 multiple instruments 38 N noise 28 correcting 26 predicting 23 predicting with higher velocity than standard guidelines 26 noise vs flow 28 notes accessories adding to specification sheets 59 changing 50 components adding to specification sheets 59 project 50 sizing 40 QO0 Opening an Existing Project 44 Opening FIRSTVUETM 5 ordering a valve 42 outlet area F2 Overview 6 p P125 P2 Outlet Pressure 24 packing friction 34 FIRSTVUE User s Guide Pc25 Pf exhaust Pf fill Pi exhaust Pi Cg Pi Q PID s INtools FIRSTVUE Interface pipe area piston positioners preferences prestroke exhaust prestroke fill print preview Print Preview Dialog Box printing draft mode print preview reports Diffuser Spec Sheet Fisher Spec Sheet ISA Spec Sheet summary Report Printing Spec Sheets and Reports process conditions adding copying deleting renaming Program Overview Diagram project supplied to You By changing contact information contact information creating a new project creating new project based on existing project dates description finding a project management numbers opening existing projects revision IDs revision numbers Project Header Screen project numbers Project Search Dialog Box Project Search Results Dialog Box pulp sizing purchasing a valve Pv25 Q 24 25 Q Cg monitor sizing quick actu
52. g sheet data and use Ctrl C gt to copy it into the clipboard memory Then change the atmospheric pressure go back to the spreadsheet and paste using Ctrl V gt and then calculate 9 To erase your entries and revert to the previous system defaults click the Default button 9 To save your entries click the OK button This creates new defaults for the program You can still revert to the built in system defaults by clicking on the Default button To overwrite the built in system defaults with your entries click in the Save Units As User Default check box When you click the OK button the Sizing Screen appears Viewing Warnings FIRSTVUE issues warnings if a process condition exhibits cavitation flashing noise excess velocity or other conditions requiring attention To view warnings click the Warnings button on the Sizing Screen The program then displays a series of dialog boxes showing warnings for each process condition The user can also select if the warnings issued by FIRSTVUE will be included on specification sheet reports Viewing a Table of Noise versus Flow You can view a table of noise versus flow for each process condition in your case and print the table on your spec sheets To do this you use the LpA vs Q Table To display this table click the LpA vs Q button on either the Sizing Screen or the Sizing Spreadsheet Both methods display the table BRR Viewing a Table of Noise versus Flow Here is
53. he Start button on the Windows 95 or 97 workspace Select Programs Move the mouse to highlight the FIRSTVUE program Select the FIRSTVUE program item by depressing the left mouse button ECCE ES ae FIRSTVUE will launch and automatically take you to the header tab to begin working in the software Closing FIRSTVUE and Saving Your Work To close FIRSTVUE and save your work 1 Select Exit from the File Menu The following dialog box appears 2 Click the Yes button to save your work FIRSTVUE User s Guide 5 Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview Welcome to the FIRSTVUE application from Fisher Rosemount FIRSTVUE software provides customers complete control valve actuator and monitor sizing as well as project management capability by enabling complete process equipment selection and specification sheet generation This chapter will outline the basic functionality of FIRSTVUE and provide an overview of the data and capabilities of the software This section provides a brief roadmap to the capabilities of the software and useful field definitions to increase understanding of the software It contains the following sections Header Tab Item List Tab e Sizing Tab Pull Down Menus 9 Program Overview Diagram Header Tab Header Tab The header tab is the first screen visible upon launching the software package This screen provides basic information about the user their location and spec
54. ific information about the plant area or project in question Information provided for the header tab will also be included on the reports generated by FIRSTVUE TM From this screen projects and specific plant locations can be identified by tag number Specific fields contained in this screen are as follows an FIRSTVUE PROJECT1 00 ed EI File Edit Tabs View Window Help Item Tag 001 vl ghsrvu amp FISHER FISHER ROSEMOUNT Project Rev Date Description Create New Open Existing Supplied to You by Name Your Nearby Fisher Representative Loc Representative Location Phone Rep Phone User Name Customer vl Fax Rep Fax Copy Item Notes Save Cancel E Mail Rep E Mail Address Add Edit User NamejCustomer Phee ne 00000000000 Fae Company Company 12345 Eogjloceion amp 9 Delete Te Add Header emm sume For Help press F1 PROJECT 00 1 0p GDI 84 Project Information Field FIRSTVUE categorizes all sizing and selection activity into projects for manageability By default PROJECT1 Revision 00 is selected when the program Definitions opened Project Name of particular project or plant area Rev Revision number of the project in question Date Today s date in number format set by Windows display preferences MM DD YY or DD MM YY Create New Creates a new project by name given in Project field Open Existing
55. inate errors caused by the re keying of data To find out more about these interfaces and what you need to use them contact your Fisher representative Importing an ISA Specification File 1 You must have the project open that you want to import items into The Import process will only create new items in your project it will not update existing items 2 Click on the Import ISA File choice in the File Menu This will bring up an Open File Dialog from which you can select the file you want to import After selecting the file the Import ISA File Dialog will appear with your file name displayed in the File Name field To change this file name click on the Browse File button to select a different import file 3 If a mapping file is needed in order to import this file then select it by clicking on the Browse Map button or create a new one by clicking on the Create Edit Map button After selecting creating the mapping file it s name will appear in the Map File To Use field 4 Select the File Delimiter for the file you are importing You can select a character from the dropdown list or key in any printable character 5 Click on the Import button to begin the import process The Import Log list box will show the status of your import as well as any errors that might occur The log can be saved to a file if needed by clicking the Save Log button If errors occurred the import file can be corrected by manually editing it with mo
56. ive location address Representative phone number Representative fax number Representative e mail address The Add Edit User section allows the customer to include their name for reference on sizing and selection information and can be updated accordingly User first and last name Company user works for Location of company such as city state User s phone number User s fax number FISHER ROSEMOUNT E mail Delete Update Add FIRSTVUE User s Guide Header Tab User s e mail address Deletes the selected user from the list of FIRGTVUE user names Update user information to reflect changes in phone location etc Add a new user to the list of user names Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview Item List Tab The item list tab is used when large projects are being handled by FIRSTVUE M In this view the project can be sorted by item or tag number When the See Compnt Component box is selected size and model information found in the description is displayed for each tag or item number aw FIRSTYUE PROJECT1 00 10 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Item Information Field Definitions Item No Alt Tag Item Description Qty Day Delivery Spec ltem List Tab Item number as assigned by program in sequential order Alternate item number for a specific unit Useful for comparing choices for a particular selection User assigned tag number used for control system identification
57. lculate For example if you selected the Pi Cg option enter information in every field except the Pint Intermediate Pressure and CgA and CgB Flow Coefficients for regulators A and B fields 3 When done click the Calculate button FIRSTVUE calculates and displays the results 4 When done to display the Sizing Screen click the Close button FIRSTVUE User s Guide 39 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE 40 Inserting Sizing Notes FIRSTVUE allows the user the ability to add notes to each individual item for clarification and quotation purposes These notes are added to the Valve Sizing Report Actuator Sizing Report and the Stroking Speed Sizing Report Only one note is allowed for each item To add sizing notes 1 Click the Notes button on the Sizing Screen The Sizing Notes Dialog Box appears ProjectBP LIBERTY01044 SZHG General Sizing Not To add a new note Select the type of note you want to add from the Note Type drop down list Click the New Note button Type your note in the Note Text field Click OK Lo Ow FIRSTVUE saves your note The Sizing Screen appears To update a note Display the note on your screen by selecting from the Note Type drop down list Click the Update button Type your changes in the Note Text field Click OK ro iY xw FIRSTVUE saves your changes The Sizing Screen appears FISHER ROSEMOUNT Chapter 4 Project Management Using FIRS
58. lect an actuator In Manual sizing you enter the actuator size and spring and the program calculates and displays the data based on your entry You use Manual sizing when you have an actuator in mind and want to know if it meets your criteria The program displays the Automatic view by default To display the Manual view click the Automatic button which toggles between Automatic and Manual views Then fill in the Actuator Size and Spring fields from the drop down lists 34 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Sizing an Actuator To fill in the Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Screen in Automatic view 1 Select the Sizing Type Spring amp Diaphragm Spring amp Piston or Piston by clicking on the appropriate radio button 2 Select an Actuator Type and Valve Design from the drop down lists Once you select the Sizing Type and Actuator Type and Valve Design the screen displays fields appropriate to your selections 3 To select a sliding stem actuator for a valve with bellows click the Bellows check box The Bellows Dialog Box appears allowing you to enter relevant data 4 Select a Sizing Method Quick Detailed or Catalog 14 by clicking the appropriate radio button Each Sizing Method displays a different view of the screen with different entry fields e Quick view lets you enter basic information such as the body size flow trim and packing material e Detailed view requires detailed information such as the numeric values of valve
59. llowing buttons and commands 9 To print the topic click the Print button 9 To copy the topic to your clipboard click the Copy button 9 Toview the previous Help screen click the Back button To display the preceding topic click the lt lt button 9 To display the next topic click the gt gt button 9 To display a list of topics you viewed recently click the History button e To get help on using Help select How to Use Help from the Help Menu 5 When done to close Help click the Exit Help button FIRSTVUE User s Guide 71 Chapter 7 Additional Help Resources Using Hypertext Links Hypertext links let you jump to related topics quickly Hypertext links appear as green underlined words or phrases within the on line Help text To jump to the topic double click the underlined word or phrase Accessing On line Data Tables On line Help contains comprehensive data tables of engineering values calculations and measurements To access these tables click Data Tables in the Table of Contents within Help Ts Sizing Data Tables x Data Tables o eA B C Torque Factors d eGench Stroke Values For Type 1051 Actuator 90 degrees Rotation eGench Stroke Values For System 9000 Actuator eBellows Seal Data Design E Valves Class 150 600 4 e Cv Values Table of Contents a Cylinder Areas Volumes eDiaphragm Areas Volumes l sEHD HPD Additional Forces Actuator
60. me just like the rest of the fields 7 To change the field order of your map file highlight the field in the Fields Selected Custom Name spreadsheet and click the Move UP or Move DOWN buttons to move that field up or down in the order Multiple fields can be moved at once by highlighting a group of fields 8 To define a custom field name for a field simply type the name in the Custom Name column of the spreadsheet next to the standard name you want it to stand for To reset ALL custom names to the default standard name click the Reset Custom Names button 9 If you have a copy of the customer import file you can import it to make the building of the map easier by entering the Delimiter of the file and clicking the Import Custom File button This will load the custom names in row one of the file into the Custom Name column of the Fields Selected Custom Name spreadsheet while leaving the Fields Selected column blank The Overlay button will be selected in the Select Mode box and you can now highlight fields in the Fields Available list and Select them to overlay the blank fields in the spreadsheet Deselecting while in Overlay mode will blank out the highlighted field s 10 Click the Save button to save to the file listed in the Map File Name field Click the Save As button to save to a new or different map file name 11 Click on the Close button to exit the Map File Edit Dialog Important Closing
61. n calculates and displays the flow coefficient for that condition You can repeat this procedure for any number of process conditions To display this screen click the Quick button on the Sizing Screen RR RSET Sizing a Valve Here is an example of the Quick Valve Sizing Screen for liquids Zeen 2000 EC 0 200 714 000 psa zl 10000 psi 000 nid 30 000 dea F 500 000 gpm US Be wn mh J e wi e e a ke To fill in the Quick Valve Sizing Screen 1 Select a fluid by clicking on the appropriate radio button Liquid Ideal Gas or Vapor Once you select a fluid the screen displays entry fields for the corresponding fluid properties service conditions and valve specifications 2 Fillin the rest of the screen by typing the conditions in the appropriate fields and selecting from the drop down lists If allowable pressure drop needs to be calculated leave the dP field blank and click Calculate 3 When done click the Calculate button The program then calculates and displays the results 4 Click the Close button to display the Sizing Screen Using the Schematic Sizing Screen The Schematic Sizing Screen lets you enter information for one process condition and then calculates and displays your choice of the flow coefficient flow or outlet area You can repeat this procedure for any number of process conditions To display this screen click the Schematic button on the Sizing Scr
62. nitor operation A monitor configuration essentially two regulators piped in various configurations provides downstream overpressure protection by controlling intermediate pressure between the two regulators A tabular view of flow and corresponding noise level predictions This view is useful in sizing diffusers or other methods of controlling noise due to process flow A summary of all warnings associated with the process conditions highlighted Item number as assigned by program in sequential order May be alpha numeric and can be modified in this field Quantity requested for the particular item Contains list of tags and item numbers User assigned tag number used for control system identification as well as maintenance records opecification sheet generated upon request based on the default spec selection either ISA or Fisher based Further selections can be made to reflect sliding stem rotary regulator and diffuser choices 15 Chapter 2 FIRSTVUE Overview Default Spec ISA Fisher Provides either an ISA or Fisher specification sheet depending on user preference Only used the first time that a spec sheet is entered for an item Add Item Adds an additional item to the project to the end of the project Delete Item Deletes the selected item and requires confirmation of the deletion Regulator Calculates regulator flow requirements in a tabular format Copy Tag Enables copying of flow sizing and selection d
63. on it and then click the Select button To fill in the first entry view of the Flow Coefficient Catalog Dialog Box 1 Select the catalog you wish to view by clicking the Fisher equation Catalog 10 equivalent or ISA equation Catalog 12 equivalent radio button in the Equation box 2 Fillin the Style and Type fields by selecting from the drop down lists You can further modify your conditions as follows a To specify whether measurements are shown in inches or millimeters click the Inches or mm radio button in the Units box b To specify the data displayed click the Cv Cs and or Cg radio buttons in the Data Displayed box to select them You can select any or all of them 3 When done double click a selection to display the second catalog view of the dialog box FIRSTVUE User s Guide 31 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE The second view of the Flow Coefficient Catalog Dialog Box displays the catalog page resulting from your valve criteria lets you select a valve and lets you view and print a graph of the valve s flow coefficients Flow Coefficient Catalog 2 Missis x H s nk Valve Type ET Trim Style Whisper Minimum 646 668 Flow Un Body Style Globe i 858 360 Flow Char Linear 11 2 Inch 1 7 8 Inch 3 4 Inch ew zi 2 Inch 25 16 Inch 1 1 8 Inch ium 1320 1560 2 1 2 Inch 2 7 8Inch 1172 Inch 1280 1670 1990 2240 3 Inch 37 16 Inch 11 2 Inch 1110 1630 2160 26590 3150 P
64. other options for printing To display the Spec Sheet Data Dialog Box 1 Open the appropriate Project For instructions on opening a Project see Chapter 4 Creating and Opening Projects and Items Display the Sizing Screen by clicking on the Sizing Tab Click the Spec Sheet button 57 Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports 58 The Spec Sheet Data Dialog Box appears Spec Sheet Data Fisher 55 Spec zl Cancel J J J 1 J 5 Your Nearby Fisher Represef id 001 1 Project PROJECTI Qu ote Revision u ef AUG 38 Tag Size and Type KEE The Spec Sheet Data Dialog Box lets you customize your specification sheet To fill in the Spec Sheet Data Dialog Box 1 In the Type field select one of the following specification sheet types from the drop down list Fisher Diffuser Use if you have selected a diffuser to go with your valve 9 Fisher Reg Spec Use with regulators Fisher Rot Spec Use with rotary valves Fisher SS Spec Use with sliding stem valves ISA PM Use if you want an ISA specification sheet PM stands for Process Measurement and Control Instruments and Valves NOTE If you selected a valve body from Catalog 10 or Catalog 12 Fisher SS Spec or Fisher Rot Spec appear automatically in the Type field You can change this entry by selecting from the drop down list Once you select a specification sheet type the screen displays
65. ou By Information Opening an Existing Project Modeling a New Project on an Existing Project Working with Items Adding a New Item Copying an Item Finding an Item Deleting an Item Adding Changing and Deleting Item Tags Adding Project Notes CHAPTER 5 IMPORT EXPORT CAPABILITIES OF FIRSTVUE Using MDB File Formats Importing and Exporting FFV File Formats To save a project in FFV format Importing and Exporting BSV File Formats Importing and Exporting ISA File Formats Importing an ISA Specification File Exporting an ISA Specification File Creating or Editing an ISA Mapping File Exporting Dimensional Data CHAPTER 6 CREATING SPECIFICATION SHEETS AND REPORTS Creating a Spec Sheet 32 36 36 39 40 42 44 45 46 46 48 48 49 50 50 51 52 52 52 53 54 56 56 56 56 57 57 58 59 60 60 62 62 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Printing Spec Sheets and Reports FIRSTVUE Reports Examples Summary Report Sizing Calculation Report Fisher Spec Sheet ISA Spec Sheet Diffuser Spec Sheet CHAPTER 7 ADDITIONAL HELP RESOURCES Getting Help for the Active Screen or Field Getting Help for a Selected Topic Using Hypertext Links Accessing On line Data Tables Accessing Express Help INDEX APPENDIX I FIRSTVUE User s Guide How to Use this Manual 64 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 74 74 78 78 79 80 86 Chapter 1 Getting Started Welcome to the FIRSTVUE application from
66. port or Export Dialogs This will bring up the Map File Edit Dialog To open an existing map file click on the Open Map File button to select the file After selecting the file it s name will appear in the Map File Name field and the fields associated with that file will appear in the Fields Selected Custom Name spreadsheet on the right side of the screen If you are creating a new map file the Fields oelected Custom Name spreadsheet will be empty initially The Fields Available list on the left side of the screen lists all the non selected fields available with the Fisher standard field name The order of these fields is roughly top to bottom on a Standard ISA printed spec sheet To Add a field or fields to a map file select the Add Delete button in the Select Mode box click the fields desired to highlight them in the Fields Available list then click on the Select button to move them over to the Fields selected List All the fields can be selected with the Select All gt gt button Deselecting FIRSTVUE User s Guide 55 Chapter 5 Import Export Capabilities of FIRSTVUE works the same way but in the opposite direction using the lt Deselect and lt lt Deselect All buttons A special CUSTOMER DEFINED field is listed first in the list This field allows for Non ISA fields to be allowed for in an import or export file This field can be selected as many times as needed and renamed see 5 below to a custom na
67. process condition Clears either all information for highlighted conditions or just valve actuator or monitor sizing information Basic sizing for liquids ideal gas or vapor Fluid information of liquids and ideal gas based on published critical pressure vapor pressure and specific gravity Useful to identify range of flow coefficients required to pass flow FISHER ROSEMOUNT opreadsheet Schematic Rotary Act S S Act opeed Monitor LpA vs Q Warnings Item Specific Information Item Qty Combo box Tag opec Sheet FIRSTVUE User s Guide Sizing Tab Displays sizing information in spreadsheet format for highlighted process conditions Useful to identify flow range required as well as how changes in process conditions affect valve performance and requirements A visual method of valve sizing showing pressure drop flow and fluid information schematically Uses same sizing methodology as the quick sizing approach oizing of rotary actuator based on valve selected on same screen Calculates torque based on actuator orientation and preferences oizes sliding stem actuator to match selected control valve Calculates forces required and can also select actuators automatically if needed Calculates fill and relief times associated with actuator selected Identifies if quick release valves and other accessories are needed to provide fail safe operation Calculates flow rates required for proper mo
68. program will default to the date format preferences established in Windows settings making DD MM YY formats possible OR Double click on the Date field to display the Calendar Dialog Box Then use your mouse to select a year month and date 4 Inthe Description field type a brief description of the Project 5 When done to save the Project Select Save from the File Menu OR Press Control S 3B Click the Save button Changing Supplied to You By Information The Supplied to You By data will typically already be filled in when you receive the software from your local Fisher representative If modifications are needed make them in the FIRSTVUE INI file found in c Windows Once FIRSTVUE M is installed the FIRSTVUE INI file is copied to the Windows directory Supplied to You By data can be edited in the FIRSTVUE INI file located in c Windows The FIRSTVUE INI file in the FIRSTVUE directory is detached from the working copy of FIRSTVUE revisions to it will only take effect if they are made before installation Opening an Existing Project To open an existing Project you use the Project Search Dialog Box To display this dialog 1 Select Open from the File Menu SOR Click the Open Existing button on the Project Header Screen The Project Search Dialog Box appears FISHER ROSEMOUNT Modeling a New Project on an Existing Project Project Search 8 28 38 The Project
69. r 657 PIPE LINE Size Schedule tn 2 000 in 40 Size Schedule Out 2 000 in 40 Size 40 Eff Area insulation On Off Modulating VALVE BODY BONNET Type Globe Spring Action Opens Size 40 ANSI Class 125 Max Allow Press 30 psi Max Press 300 psi Temp Min Req d Press 3 psi Mig Model EZ Body Available Air Supply Pressure Body Bonnet Matl WCB Max 30 psi Min 3 psi Liner Matt Bench Range 3to9 psig End Connection tn Raised Flange Act Orientation End Connection Out Raised Flange Handwheel Type None Fig Face Finish Air Fails Valve Open Set at End Ext Mati Flow Direction Up Input Signal BONNET Type Plain POSITIONER Type Lub Iso Valve None Lube Mfg Model Packing Material TFE Incr Signal Output Packing Type Gauges None By Pass Cam Characteristic TRIM Type Trim 1 Size 40 Travel 11 8 inch SWITCHES Characteristic Equal Type Qty Balanced Mfg Model Rated F 0 920 Xt 0 781 Contacts Rating Material SST Actuation Points Seat Material SST AIRSET Mfg Model Set Pressure Filter Gauges Stem Material 316 SST SPECIAL ACCESSORIES NEC Group Div TESTS Hydro Press ANSI FC Leak Class 86 TLZ ee Monday 10 JUN 96 04 46 00pm FIRSTVUE User s Guide 67 Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports Diffuser Spec Sheet 68 TYPES 6010 6011 6012 6013 AND WHISPER DISK DIFF
70. references SG Shortcuts and Hints lt Ctrl C gt lt Ctrl V gt Atmospheric Pressure Caret Copy Paste Import FSP Spreadsheet sizing Yellow highlighted fields Sizing actuators automatic bellows manual rotary sliding stem Atmospheric Pressure diffusers methods catalog 14 detailed quick monitors report valves Sizing a Rotary Actuator Sizing a Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing a Valve Sizing Calculation Report example Sizing Configuration Dialog Box Sizing Monitors Sizing Screen Sizing Tab Sizing Valves Sliding Stem Actuator Sizing Screen solenoids Spec Sheet Data Dialog Box specification sheets types Spreadsheet Sizing Dialog Box spring diaphragm spring rate actuator spring spring return piston standard sizing start point stroking pressures equations used to calculate stroking speed piston 38 34 2T SA 30 38 38 38 27 25 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 34 35 34 34 34 18 25 35 35 35 38 59 20 34 34 20 65 27 38 21 47 13 20 34 72 58 57 58 23 38 37 37 38 25 T2 38 3712 38 FISHER R SEMUUNT spring diaphragm spring return piston Stroking Speed Sizing Screen stroking time summary Report example System Requirements T 25 tag name tags TB TD torque breakout calculating dynamic total exhaust time total fill time trip valves two phase flow sizing TwoPhs GL TwoPhs VL uninstalling FIRSTVUETM units units of measurement changing conversion English metri
71. s Each Project can contain any number of items Each item can have up to two components Component A usually the valve body selected from Fisher Catalog 10 or Catalog 12 and Component B usually the actuator selected from your calculations NOTE You can note additional components or accessories on your spec sheets For more information see Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports In this section you will learn how to add find and delete items from a Project In the chapters that follow you will learn how to size valves or items and select components for them 46 FISHER R SEMUUNT Working with Items Adding a New Item When you add a new item FIRSTVUE appends it to the current Project To add an item to a Project 1 Open the Project if it is not already open For instructions on opening a Project see the previous section of this chapter 2 Display the Sizing Screen by clicking on the Sizing Tab The Sizing Screen appears sen FIHSTVUE PROJECT 1 00 Minimum Normal Maximum Other 2 Click the Add Item button 3 A blank Sizing Screen appears The number shown in the Item Tag1 field increases by one For example if your Project had four items previously the new item number is D FIRSTVUE User s Guide 47 Chapter 4 Project Management Using FIRSTVUE 48 Copying an Item To copy an item from another project 1 From the Header Screen select Copy Item 2 he Proj
72. s Type x FISHER inches 1 TA T ENIM Last 5 Types x The Flow Coefficient Catalog Dialog Box lets you view flow coefficients for control valves contained in Fisher Catalog 10 Fisher standard equation and Catalog 12 ISA standard equation You can view whole pages of the selected catalog or you can view just those selections that meet your criteria for valve style type and flow coefficient To display this dialog click the Flow Coeff s button on the Sizing Screen To view only those control valves that meet your calculated flow requirements select Hits Only Restricted trim sizes are shown in the blue shaded rows Full port valve flow coefficients are shown in the white rows 30 RSIEHISENIINT Selecting a Control Valve The Flow Coefficient Catalog Dialog Box consists of two views The first entry view lets you enter criteria for valve selection and displays a spreadsheet of selections based on your criteria You then double click on a selection to show the second view of the screen which displays an actual catalog page Flow Coefficient Catalog Lv 858 3b Cg Globe Quick Open Linear Hlobe Linear Equal __ Globe Equal Whisper Up Globe Linear Whisper II Globe Linear Carvitrol Ill Linear SR The second view lets you select a valve and view and print a graph of the valve s flow coefficients To select a valve from the second catalog view you double click
73. s Manual IDM Import ISA Specification File Import ISA project updates Import ISA Specifications Create Map File Import Export Field list IDM Import Export Capabilities of FIRSTVUE Importing ISA data INSTALL LOG file Installing FIRSTVUE Instrument Data Manager Intergraph IDM Intergraph s IDM FIRSTVUE Interface ISA Import Export mapping selected fields ISA liquid sizing ISA Map File Customer defined fields ISA Mapping File Browse Create Edit ISA PM spec sheet ISA 20 50 Control Valve Specification Sheet ISA Sizing Import Export requirements ISA Sizing and Specification data ISA Spec Sheet example Import Export Requirements ISA Specification Import to FIRSTVUE ISA valve sizing item adding copying deleting description finding Item List Tab Item Tag Dialog Box item tags K 69 70 70 52 54 54 54 53 54 52 52 54 54 54 25 55 55 55 55 58 53 53 53 61 67 53 54 25 47 48 48 4 48 10 49 49 25 12 FISHER R SEMUUNT Km 25 Ep Ibf in 34 liquid sizing equations See on line help data files detailed 25 quick 23 schematic 24 LpA vs Q viewing for process conditions 26 LpA vs Q 28 LpA vs Q Table Dialog Box 29 M memory requirements 4 metric measurements 27 minimum area 72 Modeling a New Project on an Existing Project 45 Monitor Sizing Screen 39 monitors 38 calculating flow coefficients 39 calculating flow rates 39 calculatin
74. st text editors or if the lines are too long with a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel Errors in field names will cause an item to NOT be created Errors in field data will cause that field to not be imported and left blank but the item will still be created Errors in unit of measure for a field will also cause an item to NOT be created 6 Click on the Close button to exit the Import ISA File Dialog FISHER R SEMUUNT Importing and Exporting ISA File Formats Exporting an ISA Specification File 1 2 You must have the project open that you want to export items from Click on the Export ISA File choice in the File Menu This will bring up the Export ISA File Dialog Click on the Browse File button to select the file name you want to export to After selecting the file its name will appear in the File Name field If the export file only needs certain fields or needs a unique order or needs unique field names then you need to select or create see Creating or Editing an ISA Mapping File a mapping file by clicking on the Browse Map or Create Edit Map button After selecting creating the mapping file it s name will appear in the Map File To Use field If no map file is specified the export will contain ALL fields in the default order with standard names Two other radio button selections come into play if you are using a mapping file to export If you want to use a mapping file but want to export the
75. standard field names then click the Standard ISA Names button If you want to ignore the mapping file then click the Al Fields button Generally you will accept the settings defaulted to but these options allow for complete flexibility select the File Delimiter that you want to use for the file you are exporting You can select a character from the dropdown list or key in any printable character This is the character that will be used to separate fields values within the export file A list of all items on the project appears in the Select Items to Export listbox You can select which items you want to export here by clicking on them individually or click the select All Items check box if you want to export all the items on this project Click on the Export button to begin the export process This will bring up an Open File Dialog from which you can select the path and file name of the export file you want to create After selecting the file name a status box will appear telling you the item which is currently being exported and at the end telling you the results of your export The export file can be viewed with most text editors or if the lines are too long with a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel Click on the Close button to exit the Export ISA File Dialog Creating or Editing an ISA Mapping File d Click on the Edit ISA Map File choice in the File Menu or click the Create Edit Map button from the Im
76. t PCV SS 2 EZ Body 1 inch PCV SS 3 7600 B fy 2 Inch PCV ROT 1 ET Body 2 1 2 Inch PCV SS 4 ET Body 1 1 2 Inch Size 30 657 Act PCV SS 5 64 FISHER R SEMUUNT FIRSTVUE Reports Examples Sizing Calculation Report A Sizing Calculation Report contains sizing data you entered and calculated results for a selected condition Here is an example of a Sizing Calculation Report SIZING CALCULATION Project PROJECT12 Rev 00 Date 10 JUN 96 item 002 VALVE SIZING CALCULATION Fisher Ideal Gas Item Desc EZ Body 1 Inch Tags SERVICE amp SIZING Minimum Gas Name AMMONIA Intet Pressure psig 150 000 System Pressure Drop psid 50 000 dP P1 Ratio 0 303 Atm Pressure psia 14 696 Specific Gravity SG 0 587 Specific Heat Ratio k 1 307 Temperature deg F 150 000 Gas Flow Rate Ib h 1500 000 VALVE NOISE CALCULATION Fisher Valve Trim Type WHIII 3 Whisper ill Level A3 Pressure Drop psid 35 500 Valve dP P1 Ratio 0 216 Recovery Factor C1 31 849 Valve Cg 220 438 Downstream Pipe Size in 6 000 Downstream Pipe Schedule 40 Valve LpA SPL dB A 54 5 Recommended Velocity Limit Mach 0 300 Minimum Outlet Area in2 0 377 Minimum Outlet Inside Diam in 0 693 VELOCITY Upstream Area in2 16 000 Downstream Area in2 20 000 Sonic Velocity ft s 1526 807 Intet Mach 0 006 Inlet Velocity ft s 9 161 Outlet Mach 0 007 Outlet Velocity ft s 10 688 DIFFUSER NOISE CALCULATION Type INLINE Iniet
77. tem these notes do NOT print on the spec sheet CUSTOMER DEFINED fields are fields that are imported and eventually exported unchanged They cannot be seen or modified in FIRSTVUE There is no limit to the number of these fields that can be used per item LEGEND FIRSTVUE Field Name Appears on list of available fields in FIRSTVUE but is not used anywhere Not recommended for use at this time ISA Line ISA S20 50 Spec Sheet Line Number N A Not Applicable i e field is not on ISA Spec Sheet Length FIRSTVUE Maximum Length BLANK No set limit as long value is within an acceptable range Most sizing fields 3 decimal places Valid Values Valid Values for FluidState and Unit of Measure UOM Fields separated by a comma Wemmg Hee BI ProjeciName Header 3 ProjectUnit Header 19 PONum Header Te QuoteemNum Header 6 POtemNum Header 6 POtemRev Head D GontraciNum Header m MFRSerial Header SI DataSheetum Header RI DataSheetOf Header Js Quoted Header 10 QuoeReWd Heer 3
78. the dialog does NOT automatically save your map file You must click the Save or Save As buttons to save your file Exporting Dimensional Data After valve selections have been made in FIRSTVUE and Autodraw has assembled Type drawings by tag number it is possible to export a table to dimensions into Excel by tag number It can also provide a by tag basis for each dimension which can be imported into CAD systems that can accept Excel spreadsheets 56 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Chapter 6 Creating Specification Sheets and Reports FIRSTVUE lets you create three types of reports Summary Reports Sizing Calculation Reports and Specification Spec Sheets A Summary Report lists selected items in a Project and includes a brief description of each item A Sizing Calculation Report shows criteria you entered for a selected process condition and the calculated results This chapter contains instructions for creating and printing reports and includes an example of each type of report It contains the following sections 9 Creating a Spec Sheet Printing Spec Sheets and Reports e FIRSTVUE Reports Examples Summary Report Sizing Calculations Reports Fisher Spec Sheet ISA Spec Sheet Diffuser Spec Sheet Creating a Spec Sheet When you create a specification sheet you first use the Spec Sheet Data Dialog Box to select data and then use the Reports Dialog Box to select the specification sheet types and
79. the item Non FIRSTVUE User s Guide 53 Chapter 5 Import Export Capabilities of FIRSTVUE 54 sizing data will be imported as ISA spec sheet overrides where applicable and can be viewed on the spec sheet dialog The import process only adds items to a project it does NOT update existing items oimilarly all the fields that can be imported into FIRSTVUE can be exported from FIRSTVUE Before exporting be sure to review the ISA spec sheet for each item being exported You can export all or some of the items in a project opecial features of the import export are the ability to map user defined field names to the standard FIRSTVUE ISA names and to import export only the fields you need in any order that you want These features are accomplished by building a comma separated mapping CSM text file for each unique import export format that you need This mapping file also allows you to include customer defined fields which are imported and exported but never used by FIRSTVUE in effect they are place holders for fields not related to ISA data The following sections detail how to Import an ISA file Export an ISA file and create a Mapping file within FIRSTVUE Using FIRSTVUE s ISA Import Export functionality Fisher has developed interfaces with Intergraph s IDM and PID s INtools amp instrumentation systems These interfaces greatly reduce the time required to exchange process and specification data with FIRSTVUE They also elim
80. the units of measurement for each field if desired FIRSTVUE User s Guide 25 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE The third column of the dialog displays the default units of measurement for each field Changing default field data is done by selecting from the drop down lists to overwrite the defaults NOTE Downstream piping information can be toggled between Downs Pipe Size Downs Pipe Sched to Downs Pipe O D Downs Pipe Thick by simply clicking the mouse on one of those fields 4 Enter the process data The fourth through thirteenth columns contain entry fields for each process condition you selected on the Sizing Screen To fill in these fields type or select from drop down lists depending on the field and fluid NOTE The Spreadsheet Dialog Box displays four process conditions at a time To enter information for additional process conditions you must select them on the Sizing Screen and then return to the Spreadsheet Dialog Box 5 To view a table of noise versus flow for a process condition click the LpA vs Q button for that condition You can include the table of noise versus flow in your spec sheets 6 To calculate velocity select the Upstream Area and Downstream Areas valve sizes by selecting from the drop down lists and then type data in the condition cells of the spreadsheet 7 The Valve Incr Velocity section lets you predict noise of the valve with velocity higher than the standard gui
81. to a new project so that the first item you import will be item 1 Data is imported into two places Sizing fields are imported into sizing Non sizing fields are imported as ISA Spec Sheet User Overrides Some fields are imported into both places Exporting is done in a similar manner For more information see the IDM FIRSTVUE Interface User s Manual Importing and Exporting ISA File Formats FIRSTVUE can import and export ISA Sizing and Specification data to and from projects When using this feature for a project you should also use ISA Sizing and the ISA Spec Sheet The data fields available for import export include all fields that appear on the current ISA 20 50 Control Valve Specification Sheet fields required by ISA Sizing and a few other related fields For a complete list of fields that can be imported exported check Appendix at the end of this manual It is not necessary to import or export all of the available fields you can pick and choose just the fields you need Data is imported from and exported to a delimited text file The first line of the file contains the ordered field names of the data The remaining file lines contain the actual data with each line representing one item of the project Any printable character can be used as the field delimiter The import will load the process conditions and sizing data into the appropriate fields within FIRSTVUE This data can then be used to generate a completed sizing for
82. trument Data Manager IDM software 52 Importing and Exporting ISA File Formats The interface between IDM and FIRSTVUE begins in IDM M The IDM user inputs tag numbers and other pertinent valve information Then the export file is translated via some additional software into BSV file formats This information is then imported by the following steps To import the BSV file into FIRSTVUE Select Import ISA File from the FIRSTVUE file menu Select the file created in Step 5 Click the Browse Map button Select the isa all csm file Verify that the File Delimiter is set to Click the Import button at the bottom of the window to start the import process picem wr owe WU d d As the import process runs messages will appear in the Import Log If any error messages appear click the Save Log button when the import process is finished Enter the name of a file to save the log to 8 Click the Close button to close the window NOTE FIRSTVUE imports items into the project you have open If you get the error Warning No Active Document it means that you don t have a project open Open a project and try again The FIRSTVUE import process is add only This means you cannot update existing items via the import Imported items are added to the end of the open project For example if you are working in a project that already has 3 items the first item you import will be set to item 4 We recommend importing in
83. tting Help for a Selected Topic Using Hypertext Links Accessing On line Data Tables Accessing the On line Glossary Getting Help for the Active Screen or Field FIRSTVUE V s context sensitive Help provides information about the active field or screen To display context sensitive Help Click the Help Icon in the Tool Bar at the top of your screen The cursor turns into a question mark indicating Help is active Click on a field to display information about it or click on the screen background to display information about the whole screen When done to turn off context sensitive Help click the Help Icon Getting Help for a Selected Topic FIRSTVUE Help files contain instructions for using the program To get help for a selected topic 1 Display the Help files as follows Click the Help Files Icon in the Tool Bar at the top of the screen OR 9 Press F1 OR Select the Contents Search or Using Help command from the Help Menu 69 Chapter 7 Additional Help Resources The Help Dialog Box appears gt FIRSTVUE ONLINE HELP How Dol LEI FIRSTVUE Screens Project sizing Data Tables Data Tables Mounting Ass y FS Numbers 2 Click the Search button 3 The Help Search Index Box appears Help Topics FIRST UE ONLINE HELP Change the Atmosphenc Pressure Value Change the fluids list Copy Columns in Sizing Fas
84. uick view after selecting a sliding stem actuator you need to change the port diameter in Detailed view When done click the Calculate button to recalculate based on your entries 7 When done click the Close button The Sizing Screen appears displaying the sliding stem actuator actuator size and spring you selected FIRSTVUE User s Guide 35 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE Rotary Actuator Sizing Here is an example of the Rotary Actuator Sizing Screen for a spring and diaphragm rotary actuator Rotary Actuator Sizing To fillin the Rotary Actuator Sizing Screen 1 Select an actuator model number from the drop down list at the top of the screen 2 If you are using the actuator with a V250 control valve click the With V250 check box The screen displays entry fields for your selected actuator model number 3 Fill in the fields on the left side of the screen either by typing or selecting from drop down lists Inthe TD Dynamic Torque field enter the dynamic torque based upon the valve construction and effective pressure drop Inthe TB Breakout Torque field enter the breakout torque based upon the friction factors of the control valve and the shutoff pressure drop NOTE To use FIRSTVUE s built in torque calculation screen click the Torque Calc button 4 When done click the Calculate button 36 FISHER ROSEMOUNT Checking the Stroking Speed of an Actuator The Sel
85. ut FIRSTVUE To do this you use the Sizing Configuration Dialog Box To display this dialog click the Sizing Config button on the Sizing Screen Here is an example of the Sizing Configuration Dialog Box Sizing Configuration psig ha Ib h Ib h IS we s S e cSt bat Ibf in The Sizing Configuration Dialog Box displays the system defaults for units of measurement and atmospheric pressure You can overwrite the default units of measurement on a field by field basis on any data entry screen The Sizing Configuration Dialog Box allows you to reset the system defaults to units of measurement you use most frequently and allows you to change the atmospheric pressure used in the program s calculations It offers the following options To change system defaults for individual fields select from drop down lists in each field To change all the system defaults to English measurements click the All English button To change them to metric measurements click the All Metric button To change the atmospheric pressure type in the Atmospheric Pressure field NOTE Changing the atmospheric pressure will clear any calculations made with the previous atmospheric value FIRSTVUE User s Guide 27 Chapter 3 Sizing and Selection Using FIRSTVUE NOTE To change the atmospheric pressure value for valves already sized without re keying the process conditions do the following Highlight the specification sizin
86. ve design Adding a New Item Adding a process condition Adding a User Adding Changing and Deleting Item Tags Adding Changing and Deleting User Information Additional Help Resources address book air capacity air Cv exhaust air Cv fill air supply air supply Cv s application ratio Ar25 72 area at bottom actuator spring area at bottom actuator spring area at midpoint actuator spring area at midpoint actuator spring area at top actuator spring area at top actuator spring Atmospheric pressure changing the default setting Autodraw Bar separated value BSV bellows bench set booster breakout torque buying a valve E o calculated times stroking speed calculation sheet calculations spec sheets catalog 10 U S standard catalog 10 12 button catalog 12 ISA standard cavitation spreadsheet view cavitrol 35 34 35 35 47 22 43 49 42 69 42 38 37 37 38 37 37 72 37 37 37 37 37 37 18 27 56 52 35 72 72 36 42 27 59 59 30 30 30 28 72 25 72 74 Cg Flow Coefficient for Gas CgA CgB Checking the Stroking Speed of an Actuator choked flow Closing Saving your work Closing FIRSTVUE components adding to spec sheets component A description component B description condition maintenance buttons configuring FIRSTVUE contact Fisher Copying a Project copying an item Create ISA Mapping File Creating a New Project Creating a Spec Sheet Creating Specific
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