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Flow Cert Second Edition.pdf - Pulsar Process Measurement
Flow Cert Second Edition.pdf - Pulsar Process Measurement
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Installation<br />
Limitation of Performance<br />
Correct installation and the positioning of the Speedy sensor is essential for<br />
maintaining measurement accuracy and the reliability of a Speedy velocity<br />
unit, and there are a number of factors which will limit the performance of<br />
the Speedy Velocity Sensor.<br />
1. Temperature – the speedy velocity sensor should only be operated<br />
in the temperature range stated in the Product Specification section<br />
of this Chapter, operation outside of this temperature range will<br />
have a significant effect on the accuracy of velocity measurement.<br />
2. Measurement Medium – the speedy velocity sensor uses ultrasonic<br />
Doppler technology and therefore relies on the transmitted signal<br />
being reflected back to the sensor from particles (solids) contained<br />
in the media, it is therefore not suitable for the measurement of<br />
velocity in media that do not contain particles e.g. clean water.<br />
Speedy should only be used in medium that is compatible with the<br />
materials used in the construction of the speedy, resistance and<br />
compatibility lists for the materials used are available from Pulsar<br />
on request. Highly abrasive medium may lead to mechanical wear<br />
of the sensor and in the case of high velocities or large particle size<br />
this may result in permanent damage to the sensor.<br />
3. Hydraulic disturbance – correct installation, of the Speedy sensor,<br />
in the vicinity of bends, profile changes, gates/slides and any form<br />
of hydraulic ramp/jump are essential to ensure accuracy of<br />
measurement. Changes to direction of flow (streaming or<br />
reverse/surge flows) must also be avoided at the point of<br />
measurement.<br />
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