Rural water supply and water demand ... - Up To - SOPAC
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Pulse generators.<br />
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These are units attached to the register of a mechanical meter to provide a pulse output, in<br />
effect creating an electromechanical meter. Kent Meters <strong>supply</strong> the LRP (10 pulses/rev) <strong>and</strong><br />
HRP (100 pulses/rev) units which are attached to the range of their helix meters. They are solid<br />
state units which have replaced the Kent PU10 <strong>and</strong> PU100. Wessex Electronics also <strong>supply</strong> a<br />
solid state unit, the "Metermate", which will interface with any of the Kent helix meter range <strong>and</strong><br />
any data logger.<br />
Pulse counters/low cost data loggers<br />
These units are usually low cost single or dual channel data loggers used to record pulse<br />
output signals. Their main use is as a temporary installation data logger to record night flows<br />
over several nights as an indicator of leakage prior to a full data logging exercise. They are also<br />
suitable for household <strong>and</strong> non-household dem<strong>and</strong> logging. Some loggers can be mounted<br />
directly onto helix meters, eliminating the need for a pulse generator.<br />
An outline specification for this type of logger is as follows;<br />
• logging interval from 6 seconds to 60 minutes<br />
• 120 days memory at 15 minute intervals<br />
• submersible to IP68<br />
• temperature -10 deg C to + 60 deg C<br />
• digital input to support;<br />
• pressure input facility to support;<br />
• RS232 interface<br />
range of mechanical helix meters<br />
electromechanical insertion probes<br />
EM insertion probes<br />
contact closure pulse units<br />
electronic pulse units used with a range of mechanical<br />
meters<br />
0-25 bar for distribution monitoring sensors<br />
0-350 millibar for reservoir depth sensors<br />
range of electrical inputs<br />
[MR351 - Schölzel]