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200136 Seal-Leak Detection (SLD) Transducer
The 200136 SLD transducer incorporates highly reliable proximity probe technology observing a moving diaphragm to detect static pressure changes on the non-pressurized end of single or double seals or between tandem or dual seals. Changes in pressure indicate failing seals. The transducer is specifically designed for use with our 200135 TIM as part of a Trendmaster® Pro system for continuous monitoring of process pumps handling toxic or flammable materials in the chemical and hydrocarbon processing industries
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Delta P is an electro-pneumatic leak tester dedicated to perform pressure decay leak tests: it makes it possible to bench tests small or medium sized as well as rigid or plastic products.
Delta P may be also managed by a PLC or by a PC supervisory system make it easy to using it on automatic production lines in every industrial sector.
* Leak test up to 6 bar
* Pressure resolution 0.01 mbar (1 Pa)
* 16 programmable test parameters tables: each table includes all the parameters defining a test cycle so it is easy to make predefined test setting for different products.
* Selectable pressure measurement units.
* Selectable languages for display messages
* Print out of customized test report (with external RS-232 printer)
* RS422 serial line MODBUS protocol for PC supervisory system
* Opto-isolated interface with PLC
* An aided procedure making it possible to calibrate the pressure sensor.
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The most common use of ultrasonic noise detection is to locate leaks in pressurised systems. When air escapes through an orifice, the flow becomes turbulent. This vortex of air has an ultrasonic signature. This ultrasonic noise is characteristically identified as a "rushing" sound with very few discernable single audio tones. The Ultrasonic detector is specifically tuned to listen for this vortex tone.
Detection of leaks within high-pressure systems can be relatively simple. However, low-pressure systems require an addition technique. Very small leaks in fuel system "bag tanks" and welded seams etc can be too small to be detected using the ultrasonic vortex signature however, the leak can be amplified by adding a low viscosity liquid to the seam or joint. Small bubbles are generated at the location of the leak, these micro bubbles burst provoking ultrasonic emissions that are easily detected by the GE Druck AEROSPACE TOOL KIT.
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