SebaKMT CPK3 User Manual
Consultation with SebaKMT
User Manual
Correlator
Correlux C-3
Mess- und Ortungstechnik
Measuring and Locating Technologies
Elektrizitätsnetze
Power Networks
Kommunikationsnetze
Communication Networks
Rohrleitungsnetze
Water Networks
Abwassernetze
Sewer Systems
Leitungsortung
Line Locating
Issue: 3.2 (02/2016) - EN
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Article number: 84416
Consultation with SebaKMT
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Consultation with SebaKMT
Consultation with SebaKMT
The present system manual has been designed as an operating guide and for
reference. It is meant to answer your questions and solve your problems in as fast and
easy a way as possible. Please start with referring to this manual should any trouble
occur.
In doing so, make use of the table of contents and read the relevant paragraph with
great attention. Furthermore, check all terminals and connections of the instruments
involved.
Should any question remain unanswered or should you need the help of an authorized
service station, please contact:
Seba Dynatronic
Mess- und Ortungstechnik GmbH
Dr.-Herbert-Iann-Str. 6
D - 96148 Baunach
Phone: +49 / 9544 / 68 – 0
Fax: +49 / 9544 / 22 73
E-Mail: sales@sebakmt.com
http://www.sebakmt.com
Hagenuk KMT
Kabelmesstechnik GmbH
Röderaue 41
D - 01471 Radeburg / Dresden
Phone: +49 / 35208 / 84 – 0
Fax: +49 / 35208 / 84 249
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notice. SebaKMT cannot be made liable for technical or printing errors or shortcomings of this handbook.
SebaKMT also disclaims all responsibility for damage resulting directly or indirectly from the delivery, supply,
or use of this matter.
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Terms of Warranty
Terms of Warranty
SebaKMT accept responsibility for a claim under warranty brought forward by a
customer for a product sold by SebaKMT under the terms stated below.
SebaKMT warrant that at the time of delivery SebaKMT products are free from
manufacturing or material defects which might considerably reduce their value or
usability. This warranty does not apply to faults in the software supplied. During the
period of warranty, SebaKMT agree to repair faulty parts or replace them with new parts
or parts as new (with the same usability and life as new parts) according to their choice.
This warranty does not cover wear parts, lamps, fuses, batteries and accumulators.
SebaKMT reject all further claims under warranty, in particular those from consequential
damage. Each component and product replaced in accordance with this warranty
becomes the property of SebaKMT.
All warranty claims versus SebaKMT are hereby limited to a period of 12 months from
the date of delivery. Each component supplied by SebaKMT within the context of
warranty will also be covered by this warranty for the remaining period of time but for 90
days at least.
Each measure to remedy a claim under warranty shall exclusively be carried out by
SebaKMT or an authorized service station.
This warranty does not apply to any fault or damage caused by exposing a product to
conditions not in accordance with this specification, by storing, transporting, or using it
improperly, or having it serviced or installed by a workshop not authorized by SebaKMT.
All responsibility is disclaimed for damage due to wear, will of God, or connection to
foreign components.
For damage resulting from a violation of their duty to repair or re-supply items,
SebaKMT can be made liable only in case of severe negligence or intention. Any liability
for slight negligence is disclaimed.
Since some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of an implied warranty or of
consequential damage, the limitations of liability described above perhaps may not
apply to you.
For FCC:
- User Information acc. to FCC15.21:
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
- Part 15 Statement gem. FCC 15.19/RSS Gen Issue 3 Sect. 7.1.3
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with Industry Canada
license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation
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Contents
Consultation with SebaKMT ........................................................................................... 3
Terms of Warranty ........................................................................................................... 4
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1.1
1.2
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2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
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3.1
Safety Instructions ........................................................................................... 9
General Safety Instructions and Warnings ......................................................... 9
General Notes .................................................................................................... 9
Frequently used menus ................................................................................. 11
Start menu ........................................................................................................ 11
Pipe data menu ................................................................................................ 13
Correlation menu .............................................................................................. 15
Correlation menu (Offline correlation) .............................................................. 17
Correlation analysis menu ................................................................................ 19
Frequency analysis menu ................................................................................ 21
Audio menu ...................................................................................................... 23
Audio menu (when ground microphone is connected) ..................................... 25
Technical description .................................................................................... 27
Function ............................................................................................................ 27
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
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4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
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5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
Features of the set ........................................................................................... 28
Communication of the components .................................................................. 29
Power supply .................................................................................................... 29
Scope of delivery .............................................................................................. 30
Technical data .................................................................................................. 31
The Power transmitters ................................................................................. 33
Function and Design ........................................................................................ 33
Identification number (ID) ................................................................................. 35
Power supply .................................................................................................... 35
Commissioning ................................................................................................. 36
Installation ........................................................................................................ 36
The Multi sensors ........................................................................................... 37
Design and function .......................................................................................... 37
Identification number (ID) ................................................................................. 37
Power supply .................................................................................................... 38
Switching ON/OFF ........................................................................................... 38
5.5
5.6
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6.1
Installation ........................................................................................................ 39
Angle adapter ................................................................................................... 39
The Correlator ................................................................................................. 41
Design and function of the device .................................................................... 41
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6.2
6.3
6.4
6.4.1
6.4.2
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.5
6.5
6.5.1
6.5.2
6.5.3
6.5.4
6.5.5
6.6
6.6.1
6.6.2
6.6.3
Power supply .................................................................................................... 43
Design of the user interface ............................................................................. 44
Basics of operation ........................................................................................... 45
Input methods ................................................................................................... 45
Entering identification numbers ........................................................................ 45
Entering text ..................................................................................................... 46
Sorting devices in lists and tables .................................................................... 47
ESC pushbutton and "Back" button ................................................................. 47
Commissioning ................................................................................................. 48
Switch the Correlator ON/OFF ......................................................................... 48
Basic settings at initial start-up ......................................................................... 48
Change the language ....................................................................................... 49
Activate the display light ................................................................................... 49
Enable/Disable the touch screen (touch sensitivity) ........................................ 50
System settings ................................................................................................ 51
Basic settings ................................................................................................... 51
System info ....................................................................................................... 53
Saving the settings ........................................................................................... 53
6.7
6.7.1
6.7.2
6.8
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7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
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8.1
8.2
8.3
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Communication ................................................................................................ 54
Connection between the Correlator and the sensors ....................................... 54
Connection between the Correlator and the computer .................................... 54
Hardware reset ................................................................................................. 54
Sensor management ...................................................................................... 55
Introduction ....................................................................................................... 55
Access the sensor pool .................................................................................... 55
Register sensors .............................................................................................. 57
Replace / Delete sensors ................................................................................. 58
Additional functions .......................................................................................... 59
Online correlation ........................................................................................... 61
Measurement with 2 Power transmitters .......................................................... 61
Measurement with only 1 Power transmitter .................................................... 65
How to exchange A - B on the screen .............................................................. 67
Offline correlation (Multipoint measurement) ............................................. 69
GPS position data .......................................................................................... 77
10.1
10.2
10.3
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12.1
Introduction ....................................................................................................... 77
Determine and save GPS coordinates ............................................................. 77
Distance measurement and navigation via GPS ............................................. 79
Real-time measurement ................................................................................. 81
Sound velocity measurement ....................................................................... 85
Velocity measurement in Online measurement mode ..................................... 85
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12.2
Velocity measurement in Offline measurement mode ..................................... 88
12.2.1Introduction ....................................................................................................... 88
12.2.2Procedure ......................................................................................................... 89
12.2.3Notes and examples ......................................................................................... 91
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14.1
14.2
14.2.1Call up and display a correlation ...................................................................... 98
14.2.2Rename a correlation / Create a comment ...................................................... 99
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16.1
16.2
16.3
Map function ................................................................................................... 93
Storage / Management of correlations (History) ......................................... 97
Storing a correlation ......................................................................................... 97
Managing stored correlations ........................................................................... 98
Reset of correlation settings and data ....................................................... 101
Pinpointing .................................................................................................... 103
Introduction ..................................................................................................... 103
Pinpointing using the ground microphone ...................................................... 103
Pinpointing using Multi sensor s ...................................................................... 107
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18.1
18.2
18.2.1Work step 1: Download and store the update-file .......................................... 115
18.2.2Work step 2: Transfer and run the update-file................................................ 116
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19.1
19.2
19.2.1Storage location for application database ...................................................... 123
19.2.2GPS receiver port ........................................................................................... 123
19.2.3System of units ............................................................................................... 123
19.2.4Logarithmic/linear display ............................................................................... 124
19.3
19.4
19.5
19.6
19.6.1Perform / display correlation........................................................................... 127
19.6.2Display / select audio blocks (Offline measurements only) ............................ 128
19.6.3Calling up the correlation analysis menu ....................................................... 129
19.6.4Selecting correlation method (Offline measurements only) ........................... 130
Query the status of a device ....................................................................... 111
Firmware update ........................................................................................... 113
How to update the Correlator ......................................................................... 113
How to update Power transmitters or Multi sensors ...................................... 115
CorreluxView Software ................................................................................ 121
User interface ................................................................................................. 121
Basic settings ................................................................................................. 123
Creating, renaming and deleting directories .................................................. 124
Importing data ................................................................................................ 125
Editing a map ................................................................................................. 125
Correlation ...................................................................................................... 127
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Safety Instructions
1 Safety Instructions
1.1 General Safety Instructions and Warnings
•
Do not drop the device / the system’s components or subject it / them to
strong impacts or mechanical shocks.
•
The limits described under Technical Data may not be exceeded.
•
The device / system must be in a technically perfect condition for
measurement.
•
The indicated degree of protection can only be ensured if plugs or the
provided protection caps are put in all sockets of the device.
•
The plugs of the supplied connection cables are only compliant to the
indicated degree of protection as long as they are plugged in. Plugs
which are not connected or which are connected in a wrong way are not
protected from water and dust ingress.
•
If the O-ring seal of a socket is obviously damaged, it must be replaced
in order to ensure the total protection against water and dust ingress.
1.2 General Notes
Safety precautions
Labelling of safety
instructions
This manual contains basic instructions for the commissioning and operation of the
device / system. For this reason, it is important to ensure that the manual is always
available to the authorised and trained operator. He needs to read the manual
thoroughly. The manufacturer is not liable for damage to material or humans due to nonobservance of the instructions and safety advices provided by this manual.
Locally applying regulations have to be observed!
The following signal words and symbols are used in this manual and on the product
itself:
Signal word /
Description
symbol
CAUTION
Indicates a potential hazard which may result in moderate or minor injury
if not avoided.
NOTICE
Indicates a potential hazard which may result in material damage if not
avoided.
Serves to highlight warnings and safety instructions.
As a warning label on the product it is used to draw attention to potential
hazards which have to be avoided by reading the manual.
Serves to highlight important information and useful tips on the operation
of the device/system. Failure to observe may lead to unusable
measurement results.
Check contents
Working with products
from SebaKMT
Check the contents of the package for completeness and visible damage right after
receipt. In the case of visible damage, the device must under no circumstances be taken
into operation. If something is missing or damaged, please contact your local sales
representative.
It is important to observe the generally applicable regulations of the country in which the
device will be operated, as well as the current national accident prevention regulations
and internal company directives (work, operating and safety regulations).
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Safety Instructions
Use genuine accessories to ensure system safety and reliable operation. The use of
other parts is not permitted and invalidates the warranty.
Repair and
maintenance
Special transportation
requirements
Electromagnetic
radiation
Repair and maintenance work has to be carried out by SebaKMT or authorised service
partners using original spare parts only. SebaKMT recommends having the system
tested and maintained at a SebaKMT service centre once a year.
SebaKMT also offers its customers on-site service. Please contact your service centre if
needed.
The lithium batteries of the device are dangerous goods. The transport of the batteries
itselves and of devices which contain such batteries is subject to regulations based on
the UN Model Regulations “Transport of Dangerous Goods” (ST/SG/AC.10-1).
Please inform yourself about the transportation requirements and follow them when
shipping the device.
This device is designed for industrial use. When used at home it could cause
interference to other equipment, such as the radio or television.
The interference level from the line complies with the limit curve B (living area), the
radiation level complies with the limit curve A (industrial area) according to EN 55011.
Given that living areas are sufficiently far away from the planned area of operation
(industrial area), equipment in living areas will not be impaired.
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Frequently used menus
2 Frequently used menus
2.1 Start menu
The Start menu appears on the screen after the device has been switched on. In
addition, the ESC pushbutton takes you back directly to the Start menu from every
menu level.
Element Description
Measuring mode selection
Arrow buttons ... To go forward / backward through the available
Large central button ... Opens the relevant measuring mode menu or starts
Main menu
Starts the Correlation
Opens the Pipe data menu
Opens the Tools menu
Opens the System settings menu
Goes Back to the previous menu
Info line
This line provides information on the display, comments and notes on how to
proceed. On the right, the Correlator's battery status and the time are
shown.
measuring methods.
the correlation.
this symbol indicates info texts
this symbol indicates warnings
this symbol indicates that an Offline measurement is in progress
shows the Correlator battery level
Firmware version / Date / Identification number (ID) of the device
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Element Description
Battery level of the received Power transmitters or Multi sensors.
Multi sensors
No.1 to 3
Fully charged
Critical
Power transmitters
"A" and "B"
Charging
No information
available about the
status of the device
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g
pip
pip
2.2 Pipe data menu
In the Pipe data menu the properties of the pipe can be specified.
The menu can be opened by:
•
tapping the button in the main menu
•
tapping the button between the two diagrams in the Correlation menu, representing
the pipe (see next section: button )
Drop down lists
Input fields
ID of the sensor
at the first
measuring point
Visual
illustration of
eline
the
Material
Diameter
Velocity
Length
ID of the sensor
at the second
measuring point
Totallength of
the
the measuring
points
... Select the pipe section's material.
... Select the pipe section's diameter.
... Input field for the pipe section's sound velocity.
The displayed value automatically adjusts to the selected pipe
material. The value can be entered manually when needed as well. To
do so, tap the field. A numeric keypad opens.
... Input field for the pipe section's length.
Tap the field. A numeric keypad opens.
e between
Buttons
Use these buttons to divide the pipe line displayed in up to 12 sections.
Use these buttons to move from one pipe section to the next.
Len
ths of the
pipe section
Pipe section
material
The selected pipe section is "highlighted" with a white bar. The pipe parameters in the
four input fields refer to this section.
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2.3 Correlation menu
After starting a correlation the result is displayed in the following view:
Correlation curve
Coherence curve
Element Description
Correlation curve
Result from comparing the recordings of the two sensors with regard to the
delay time of the signals.
Tap to open the Correlation analysis menu which provides a number of
analysis tools.
Coherence curve
Result from comparing the recordings of the two sensors with regard to the
frequency range of the recordings.
Tap to open the frequency filter settings menu.
Pipeline between A and B
The graphic illustrates the pipeline between the measuring points A and B
with all its sections.
Tap to open the Pipe data menu.
Distance from the measuring point to the leak
Measuring point A / B
Indicates whether the Power transmitter A or B is installed at this measuring
point.
Tap the button to open the Audio menu which can be used to listen to the leak
noise.
Noise level at the measuring point
The height of the bar reflects the noise level at the measuring point.
Quality of the radio link between transmitter and Correlator
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Frequently used menus
Element Description
Lag value
Indicates the delay of the leak noise between the two sensors. The color of
the numbers shows how reliable the result of this correlation is:
green
yellow
red
negat. sign
posit. sign
Term of the correlation
... "good" correlation, reliable result
... correlation is not optimal
... "bad" correlation; no leak or unreliable result
... The leak is on the left from the center of the line.
... The leak is on the right from the center of the line.
Specifies how long the displayed correlation is already running.
Any interruption resets the counter to 00:00:00.
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2.4 Correlation menu (Offline correlation)
In Offline measurement mode with Multi sensors, the Correlation menu differs in the
following aspects from the menu in Online measurement mode.
Element Description
Number of correlated audio blocks
The displayed curve is the result of an averaging from up to 10 single
correlations.
Number of the sensor at the measuring point
Pipeline between the measuring points
The graphic illustrates the pipeline between the measuring points.
Tap to open the Pipe data menu.
Installation points of
sensors No.3 and 4
Pipeline sections
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2.5 Correlation analysis menu
Tapping the Correlation curve always opens the following menu. This provides tools
for analyzing the correlation.
Zoom … to magnify a section of the curve
Tap the button, then mark the area to be magnified in the diagram.
Zoom-Reset … to reset the curve to its initial state
Magnification and suppression are abolished. The entire correlation curve
is displayed.
Zoom opt. ...magnifies length of the pipeline
Exactly the part of the correlation curve is shown, which refers to the pipe
between the two measuring points.
Move cursor … to read the lag value or the distance to the leak at any
point of the curve
Tap the button, then move the vertical red line in the diagram.
Suppress … to hide a section of the curve
Tap the button, then mark the area to be suppressed in the diagram,
i.e. tap and draw out the required range.
Suppress individual audio blocks (only Offline correlation)
Opens a menu showing the 10 single correlations of this pair of sensors.
"Bad" single-correlations can be 'deactivated' and, by this means,
excluded from the total-correlation.
Tap the buttons to remove/set the checkmark. Use the arrow button to
return back to the correlation analysis menu.
Pause
Interrupts the current correlation.
Continue
Continues the interrupted correlation, but does not reset the averaging
interval.
Refresh
Resets the averaging interval and restarts the correlation.
Store
Opens the Correlation management menu to store the displayed
correlation data in the Correlator's data base.
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2.6 Frequency analysis menu
Tapping the Coherence curve always opens the following menu. This provides tools for
analyzing the frequency range.
Correlation
curve
Coherence
curve
Lower frequency limit
Shows the lower limit of the frequency range.
Tap the button to change the value.
Bandpass … to isolate a frequency range
Tap button. Then mark the required range in the frequency diagram.
The correlation is updated. The frequencies outside the selected range
are suppressed.
Filter reset
Tap the button to reset the frequency filter settings to the initial state.
Bandstop … to suppress a frequency range
Tap button. Then mark the required range in the frequency diagram.
The correlation is updated. The selected frequency range is suppressed.
Upper frequency limit
Shows the upper limit of the frequency range.
Tap the button to change the value.
Frequency spectrum
Allows to change between the following frequency diagram
options:
Coherence ... Coherence of the recordings of both sensors.
Spectrum L ... Frequency spectrum of the sensor on the left.
Spectrum R ... Frequency spectrum of the sensor on the right.
Spectrum L+R ... Frequency spectra of both sensors.
•
Orange curve … Sensor A
•
Yellow curve … Sensor B
Automatic search for filter
Provides 10 possible filter settings for selection
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2.7 Audio menu
Tapping the buttons A / B / Sensor number in the Correlation menu opens the Audio
menu. It is used to listen to the leak noise via the supplied headphones.
Headphone
volume
(slide control)
Frequency
curve
Listen only to the left sensor
Only the noise recorded by the sensor on the left is reproduced.
Listen to both sensors
The combined noise of both sensors is reproduced.
Listen only to the right sensor
Only the noise recorded by the sensor on the right is reproduced.
Headphones ON / OFF
Button to enable/disable the connected headphones
Pitching function ON / OFF
This function lifts very low frequencies artificially up to a higher
frequency range to make them more audible to the user.
Audio filter: Lower limit
Shows the lower limit of the frequency range.
Tap the button to change the value.
Audio filter: Bandpass
Specify the frequency range to be reproduced. Frequencies outside this
range are suppressed.
Audio filter: Reset
Tap the button to reset the audio filter settings to the initial state.
Audio filter: Bandstop
Specify the frequency range to be suppressed, i.e.frequencies in this
range are suppressed.
Audio filter: Upper limit
Shows the upper limit of the frequency range.
Tap the button to change the value.
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2.8 Audio menu (when ground microphone is connected)
A ground microphone can be connected to the Correlator. When you open the
Pinpointing function, at first this audio menu appears. It is used to listen to the leak noise
via the supplied headphones.
Indicators
Buttons
Element Description
Minimum value
lowest noise level of the measurement as a numeric value in dB
Bar graph display
Narrow bar: Instantaneous value
(currently measured level and frequency)
Broad bar: Minimum value
(lowest level and frequency of measurement)
The bar's height represents the noise level.
The bar's color illustrates the frequency of the noise.
blue yellow
0 Hz 3300 Hz
Frequency spectrum
Tap to open the menu for adjusting the frequency filter.
Headphones ON / OFF
Button to enable/disable the connected headphones
Slide controls
Pitching function ON / OFF
This function lifts very low frequencies artificially up to a higher frequency
range to make them more audible to the user.
Microphone gain
slide to the left ... reduces the gain
slide to the right ... increases the gain
Headphone volume
slide to the left ... lower
slide to the right ... louder
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Technical description
3 Technical description
3.1 Function
The Correlux C-3 is a digital Correlator to locate leaks in drinking water pipes.
Pressurized water at the leak location creates a noise which travels out in all directions
of the pipe. This noise is recorded, amplified and sent wirelessly to the Correlator by two
sensors (piezo microphone, hydrophone) which are attached to the pipe (e.g. valve,
hydrants).
The Correlux C-3 compares both signals (correlation) and calculates the exact distance
to the leakage on the basis of the delay time of the signals, the sensor spacing and the
sound velocity in the pipe.
The Correlux C-3 is suitable for both immediate measurement ("Online measurement")
as well as time-delayed measurement ("Offline measurement").
Online measurement
In a so-called Online measurement, the noise recording and the correlation of the data
take place at the same time.
Step Description
1
Installing the Power transmitters "A" and "B" at two measuring points.
2
Noise recording, at the same time data transfer and live data correlation on the
Correlator.
Offline measurement
In a so-called Offline measurement, the correlation of the measured data takes place
only after the noise recording has been terminated.
Step Description
1
Programming the sensors (Multi sensors and Power transmitters)
2
Installing the Power transmitters and/or Multi sensors at up to 8 measuring points.
3
Noise recording, immediately or at a preset time (e.g. at night).
4
Collecting the sensors.
5
Reading and analyzing the measured data using the Correlator.
Pinpointing
To determine the exact location of the leak after the correlation, a pinpoint search can
be performed using the Multi sensors or the ground microphone connected to the
Correlator.
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Technical description
3.2 Features of the set
The Correlux C-3 set mainly comprises the following components:
•
Correlator
•
2 Power transmitters with microphone (Transmitter A / Transmitter B)
for recording the leak noise at two measuring points and sending the recorded data
to the Correlator
The set can be extended by the following components:
•
up to 8 multi sensors
for recording the leak noise of up to 8 measuring points at the same time followed
by an "Offline-correlation"
•
hydrophones
for recording the leak noise directly at the water column
•
a ground microphone
for pinpointing the leak after correlation
The Transport case offers space for the Correlator, 2 Power transmitters and
3 Multi sensors. The case is not only for storage and transportation purposes, but also
functions as a charging station for the devices.
Using the CorreluxView analysis software measurement data can be displayed and
processed on the computer. The software can be downloaded from the SebaKMT
Internet page:
www.sebakmt.com >> Information > User area > Software > Leak localization
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3.3 Communication of the components
The components of the system communicate with each other in the following ways:
Participating devices Communication channel
Correlator ļ Power transmitter Short range radio (digital or analogue)
Correlator ļ Multi sensors Short range radio (digital)
Correlator ļ Computer USB cable
Correlator ļ Ground microphone Connection cable
3.4 Power supply
The Correlator, the Power transmitters and the Multi sensors come with internal
rechargeable Li-Ion batteries.
The storage places of the individual devices in the transport case function as charging
stations. As soon as a device is placed in/on its station in the case, the device is
automatically charged, provided the case is connected to the mains.
The case can be connected via the connection socket and the supplied connection
cable to either a 12 V connector of a vehicle or to the mains
NOTE
When connected to the electrical system of a car, the transport case is
powered by the vehicle's battery, even while the vehicle is not in
operation. This could result in the complete discharge of the vehicle
battery.
When you park the car, disconnect the Correlux transport case from the
vehicle power supply.
NOTE
Use inductive charging units inside for COR PT-3 and COR MS-3 only!
NOTE
Close cover of transport case if it is raining!
You can find more information in the chapters which describe the individual devices.
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3.5 Scope of delivery
Standard accessory
Additional accessory
The basic set comprises the following devices and accessories:
Accessory Description Art.no.
COR C-3 Correlator 1006550
COR PT-3A Power transmitter A 1004779
COR PT-3B Power transmitter B 1004780
PAM CORR-2 2 x active universal microphone for PT-3 820019615
CPK 3-B Case for COR C-3 (Basis) 2007235
LG C-3 Charging unit for CPK 3/CMK 3 1006646
LK 13 Car charging adaptor, 3.5m 810000006
KR 22-5 Stereo headphones 810002087
VST T-1 2 x extension rod for PAM CORR-2 810000103
VK 77 Connection cable set Sebalog D (USB) 820012451
2 x nylon cord 3mm blue, 2m 304035025
CSW CorreluxView C-3 PC software 1006584
The following devices and accessories are available to extend the basic set.
PAM W-2
ground microphone set
Accessory Description Art.no.
COR MS-3 Multi sensor 1004815
CMK 3-8-MS Case for 8 Multi sensors COR MS-3 2005301
LOG TP Trivet adaptor for Sebalog Corr 128309877
LOG MWA Magnetic angled adaptor 118303355
Mounting set for COR MWA
(Screws for angled adapters)
Set of labels COR C-3 (1 - 8) 2007321
The PAM W-2 ground microphone set is available to extend the basic set. It consists of
the following parts:
Part Description Art.no.
PAM W-2 Windproof ground microphone 820013157
PAM W-2 D Trivet adapter for PAM W-2 820013234
VK 65 Connection cable 820000936
Carrying rod 210100071
VK 100 Connection cable 118302742
2007393
Article number of the complete set: 128310702
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