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3.11 SUMMARY SETTING UP ECOPROBE 5 BEFORE STARTING TO MEASURE Now we are at the end of the parameters of the Configuration File. Store the locality by selecting the option Save configuration at the end of the Configuration File (or use the left arrow and follow the instructions on the screen) to return to the Main Menu (Window W. 9.1). If you entered the Configuration File using the option Open LOCALITY 1 (see Window W 4) the new locality (ABC) is linked with LOCALITY 1. The name of this locality will be displayed after the option LOCALITY 1 in the Main Menu. If you entered the Configuration File using the option Open LOCALITY 2, the new locality is linked with LOCALITY 2. The name of the locality will be displayed after the option LOCALITY 2 in the Main Menu. In this way you can link one locality with LOCALITY 1 and one locality with LOCALITY 2. LOCALITY 1 and LOCALITY 2 directly open measuring modes of the localities. By selecting either LOCALITY 1 or LOCALITY 2 in the Main Menu it is easy to switch from one locality to another while working in the field. This procedure is particularly useful for measurement in two different depth levels in the same borehole. Measurement from one depth level can be associated with LOCALITY 1, from another depth level with LOCALITY 2. 25 *********** MAIN MENU ************** LOCALITY 1 ABC LOCALITY 2 LOCALITY MANAGEMENT CONTINUOUS MEASUREM. MONITOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM CONFIGURATION CALIBRATION ********************************* W. 9.1 - Main Menu after entering a new locality By selecting LOCALITY 1 ABC in the Main Menu you can start surveying the locality. (see Chapter 4 – Measurement - Standard Grid). 3.12 SELECTING AN EXISTING LOCALITY If you have already measured a locality some time ago and you need to continue investigating it, select LOCALITY MANAGEMENT, then Open LOCALITY 1 (or Open LOCALITY 2) -- see Window W 4 -- and in the list of localities, select this locality – for example “XXX”. Its Configuration File will be opened which can either be changed or you can return without making any changes to the Main Menu by pressing ◄ and following the instructions on the screen. The selected locality is associated with LOCALITY 1 or with LOCALITY 2 and it can be measured by pressing the right arrow on LOCALITY 1 XXX (or LOCALITY 2 XXX) items in the Main Menu.
4. MEASURING – STANDARD GRID 4.1 MEASURING IN THE FIELD Now we can initiate the actual measuring procedure. After setting the parameters and returning to the Main Menu the name of the locality is displayed after LOCALITY 1 – in our case ABC (Window W. 9.2). Description of the Measuring Mode (Standard data Logging) Name of Locality “X” coordinate of the measured station Oxygen concentration Absolute ambient pressure/vacuum during sampling Number of calibration gas (in this case - 118 - Isobutene); Place for resulting PID concentration, units -- ppm for STANDARD mode, ppb for HI SENS mode and for IR resulting concentration. MEASURING – STANDARD GRID *********** MAIN MENU ************** LOCALITY 1 ABC LOCALITY 2 LOCALITY MANAGEMENT CONTINUOUS MEASUREM. MONITOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM CONFIGURATION CALIBRATION ********************************* W. 9.2 – Main Menu. Select LOCALITY 1 ABC to open its measuring mode (Window W. 10.1). Soil temperature (if sampling probe with thermometer is connected) ABC Inc: 10.0 X: 0.0 Y: 0.0 O 2 : --.- % T: --.- P: PID 118 ---ppm Meth ---ppm T.P. ---ppm CO 2 ---ppm W. 10.1 – Measuring Mode 26 “Y” increment. “Y” coordinate of the measured station Coarse of measurement from the PID and IR analyzer: methane channel Total Petroleum channel CO 2 channel.
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Page 6 and 7: The main applications of ECOPROBE 5
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