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WATER QUALITY
INSTRUMENTS
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IIG Model 3150
Portable Suspended Solids
Analyzer
Don’t send samples to the lab
- the 3150 provides instant
suspended solids readings!
The InsiteIG Model 3150 portable
suspended solids analyser is a state
of the art, easy-to-use meter that
provides many benets to the plant
operations sta.
It is a unique system that combines
advanced electronics with a solid-
state, optical sensor. It is designed
for the measurement of suspended
solids in aqueous solutions. The
microprocessor-based electronics of
the analyser provide a high degree
of exibility and ease-of-use. Data
logging and the ability to download
the data directly to a computer are
optional features.
Real-time SS for better process
•
control
Eliminates the need for daily lab
•
analysis
Data logging with direct
•
downloading to your PC
Can also be used to measure
•
sludge blankets in
clariers
The Model 3150 analayser uses the
Model 15 sensor which operates
on the principal of single gap
light absorption as the means of
determining the concentration of
suspended solids.
The sensor was specically
designed for solids concentrations
typically found in aeration basins
(1000 mg/L to 5000 mg/L) and RAS
streams (7000 mg/L to 20,000 mg/L)
of wastewater treatment plants.
There are independent calibration
points for each. Furthermore, a 15L
low range sensor (0-1000 mg/L) is
available. The Model 15L sensor
was designed to measure very low
solids concentrations typically
found in secondary clarier and
plant euents. The sensor utilizes
an infrared emitter to minimise
colour eects and compensates
for emitter variations due to
temperature by measuring source
brightness.
Easy Calibration
Any optically based device for
measuring suspended solids should
only be span calibrated against
a typical sample of the actual
process water being measured. To
do a complete calibration, a zero
and a span calibration should be
performed.
Zero Calibration
The analyser must rst be zeroed
in clean water such as potable or
distilled water.
Span calibration
A sample/snapshot reading should
be taken in a normal representative
water sample. The Model 3150
utilises its microprocessor memory
in a unique way to make a span
calibration as easy and accurate as
possible. This span calibration is
performed as a two step process.
First, the SNAPSHOT function
of the analyser is used to store
actual process conditions to the
instrument’s memory. Later, when
standard laboratory analysis results
are avalable for those previous
conditions, the analyser’s SPAN
function will recall the stored value
and allow the user to adjust the
span value accordingly.
As long as the lenses are kept clean,
frequent calibration should not
be necessary. Every six months
or longer should be more than
adequate for a complete calibration.
Specications
Range 0 to 30,000 mg/L
(standard sensor)
0 to 1,000 mg/L
(low range sensor)
Accuracy Greater of +/-3% of
reading or 20 mg/L
(standard sensor)
+/-3% of reading
(low range sensor)
Sensitivity/Res 1 mg/L below 1000mg/L
10 mg/L between 1,000
and 9999 mg/L
100 mg/L above
10,000 mg/L
Repeatability +/- 0.5%
Sensor drift Less than 1% per year
Temp range 0 to 60 deg C
Sensor check Automatic self
diagnostics
Output RS232 serial
Memory back up Yes
Display LCD graphic display with
UV protection, contrast
adjustment via keypad,
on demand backlighting
Cable length 6m
Sensor dia. 48mm (standard sensor)
75mm (low range sensor)
Ambient Temp -40 to 60 deg C
Ambient Humidity 0 to 100%
Enclosure rating NEMA 4X
Wetted materials Epoxy,
polyurethane, PVC
Max pressure 100psi
Ordering Information
IIG3150-35 Model 3150 Portable
SS meter, 7.5m cable
0 to 30,000 mg/L
IIG3150-35L Model 3150 Portable SS
meter, 7.5m cable
0 to 1,000 mg/L
IIDK Download kit, including
cable and software
PPAPPE1500 Pelican Hard Carry Case
Suspended Solids
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