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ADS FlowShark HV Operation and Maintenance Manual QR 775005 A2 July 2010
ADS FlowShark HV Operation and Maintenance Manual QR 775005 A2 July 2010
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ADS FlowShark HV O&M Manual 21 Maintenance Perform routine maintenance on the FlowShark HV to maintain optimal performance and maximize the life of the components . The maintenance interval and scope may vary based on operational and environmental conditions and practical experience obtained over time. However, the f ollowing are some general maintenance procedures ADS recommends implementing for the FlowShark HV : Clean the control unit and sensor after every measurement. Wash t he sensor with warm water and mild dishwashing soap, and then clean se it using an appropriate disinfectant (when necessary). Clean t he control unit with a damp cloth. Always store the control unit and probe/sensor in a safe location away from dir ect heat or cold and, preferably, in a protective case when they not in use. Recharge the battery every 3 months when the FlowShark HV is not use. The battery life will diminish in capacity over an extended amount of time in storage .
ADS FlowShark HV O&M Manual 23 Troubleshooting The following tables contain general techniques for troubleshooting and resolving problems that may occur with the FlowShark HV . Problem FlowShark HV will not turn on. Possible Causes Battery voltage is too low. Surrounding temperature is outside the specifi ed operating temperature. Possible Solutions Recharge battery. Warm or cool equipment. Problem Measurement value will not display or is fluctuating. Possible Causes Sensor is not properly placed in flow or sensor cable is not correctly connected into c ontrol unit. Possible Solutions Check connections. Reposition sensor in the flow. Problem Measurement value is too low and fluct uating heavily. Possible Causes Reflective particles do not exist in an adequate concentration in the flow . Possible Solutions Choose another location for measurement s. Problem Measurement value is too low/high and fluct uating heavily. Possible Causes Significant turbulence exists in water. Surrounding temperature is outside the specifi ed operating temperature. Possible Solutions Recharge the battery. Choose another location for measurements.
ADS FlowShark HV O&M Manual 25 Technical Specifications The following tables include the technical specifications for the components comprising the FlowShark HV and the CE guidelines. When applicable, certain s pecifications may reflect using the equipment under optimal operational and environmental conditions. Individual specifications also may include details concerning possible external influences or conditions that may affect the velocity data obtained. Cont rol Unit The following table contains the specifications for the control unit . Enclosure Lacquered aluminum casing with shoulder strap Dimensions 4.45 inches (113 mm) high x 6.81 inches (173 mm) wide x 8 .66 inches (220 mm) deep Protection Rating IP65 (NE MA 4) Weight 8.27 pounds Display LCD; 4 rows x 20 character s Operation 6 -key Range 0 to 9.8 feet per second (0 to 3 meters per second) Accuracy 1% of the actual velocity measured or ± 0.03 feet per second (±0.01 mps), whichever is greater Operating Te mperature 32° to 122° F ( 0° to 50° C ) Storage Temperature 23° to 140° F ( -5 ° to 60° C) Power Supply 12-volt/ 2 Ah rechargeable lead battery Battery Life 4 to 6 hours of cumulative use Battery Charger Primary: 115/230 V AC Secondary: 12 V/ 500 mA Connector s • Sensor • Charger
26 ADS FlowShark HV O&M Manual Sensor The following t able contains the specifications for the sensor probe for velocity measurement. Material Stainless steel and p olyurethane Rating IP68 (NEMA 6) Removable Rod Material : Aluminum ( telescopic) with bubble level Length: 28 to 63 inches (0.7 to 1.6 meters) Emitting Frequency 750 kHz Measurement Window Position: 2.36 inches (6 cm) along the horizontal axis in front of the sensor Length: 1.18 inches (3 cm) Diameter: 0.63 inches (1.6 cm) Minimum Particle Size for Signal Reflection 0.02 inches ( 0.5 mm) in diameter; 100 parts per million Operating Temperature 32° to 140° F ( 0° to 60° C ) Cable 33-, 49- , 66-, and 98- foot (10- , 15- , 20, and 30- meter) lengths with connector Custom cable lengths also are available. CE Guidelines Interference transmission EN 50011 Interference resistance EN 50082-2 Intensity grade 3 IEC 801.2 IEC 801.3 IEC 801.4