WWTP Chooses Tracer 1000™ To Monitor and Control
Its Influent Water Flow
Ohio municipality has selected Flow Line Options' Tracer 1000, an
advanced radar level transmitter, for its wastewater treatment plant
(WWTP). The radar level system is currently being used to accurately
measure the influent water flow at the plant.
"The new radar system works really good - I would like to use it in a few
lift stations," said Kevin Smith, Chief Operator at the New Philadelphia
WWTP. The radar level system is currently being used in a wet-well
application. Smith further explained that, "The [Tracer 1000] is better
than other products used in the past, plus there is no concern with mist."
The
Ranger Plus™ Ultrasonic Level Sensor provides accurate non-contacting
level measurement up to 120” (3m) and features (3) Analog Outputs and
(2) Switches. The analog output modes are 0-10 VDC, 4-20mA Sinking and
4-20mA Sourcing. The switches are configurable as either “PNP” or “NPN”
type (sourcing or sinking). Each has an adjustable set point,
hysteresis, window, initial conditions, ON delay, OFF delay and loss of
target response to easily create controls and alarms. The sensor is
housed in a chemically inert PVDF sealed housing for durability and long
life. The sensor is well suited for a wide range of corrosive, sticky
or dirty type media. The Ranger Plus™ applications include pump control,
bulk inventory, batch processing, water management, high/low level
alarms and much more. To configure, monitor and data log your
application, download the free Ranger Plus™ software and purchase one
RS-232 communication tool. Learn More...
