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DT990 - Particulate Emissions Monitoring Systems
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Principles of Operation
The DT990 uses patented AC electrodynamic
technology, an advanced triboelectric method. The DC signal
created by particles colliding with a probe inserted in a stack is
electronically filtered out, leaving an AC signal resulting from
charged particles passing and interacting with the rod. Since the
signal includes no DC component, the instrument has minimal cross
sensitivity to changing velocity* and has increased stability even with
dust build up on the rod sensor. The dust signal is amplified,
digitized and processed at the probe, consistent with good signal to
noise design techniques. The processed signal is proportional to
dust concentration, although the exact correlation is application
dependent. The DT990 has had this linear relationship validated
in independent certification tests (Specifically German TUV, BimSchV
17).
An insulated probe option is also available
to minimize false signals resulting from dust build up at the base of
the sensor, which can occur in process dryer and conductive dust
applications. Unlike other insulated sensors, this sensor
operates with AC signal analysis, which provides measurement stability,
velocity insensitivity* and tolerance to dust coating on the sensing
part of the rod.
*Insignificant effect for velocities between 8-20 m/s
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* Displays instantaneous and average emissions (bargraph, text and on-line graph)
* Configurable 'channel grouping' screen for displaying related data e.g. dust, velocity, 02
* Monitors data from external sensors*, for normalisation and centralized analysis e.g. velocity, 02, Temp, etc.
* Status screen for concise display of alarm conditions
* Controls up to 32 sensors
* Dual alarm levels with alarm delays
* Alarm log for instrument and emission alarms
* Full on instrument review of three simultaneous memories (Long Term** Short Term and Pulse, see below)
* Windows software to download to PC for reporting (option)
* Large, back-lit graphical display (320 x 240 pixels) for easy interpretation of graphical data
* Fully calibratable in mg/m3 (when calibrated against recommended ISO tests)
* Full overview of current condition of system, i.e. zero, span, probe contamination, comms
* Multiple calibration factors
* Multi-channel bargraph show emissions relative to alarms
* Password protection
* Requires Optional AIM units
** Optional Features
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Note: Local 4 - 20mA and Relay output also available from each sensor (option) and from output expansion modules (option).
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Sensors comprise both a sensor body and
insulated or stainless sensor rods. The tables below show order
codes for the sensor body and sensor rod, which must be specified
separately. Occasionally an additional air purge is fitted for
very conductive applications.
The sensor rod material is either 316
stainless steel or for humid applications (e.g. process dryer), a
patented insulated rod. To ensure representative measurement, the
sensor rod is selected for a particular stackduct size (which should be
specified). Typically, the rod length is at least half the stack
diameter.
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© 2004 B3 Systems, Inc.