2.3
Measurement
After successful commissioning and calibration, you can now take measurements at your combustion
plant.
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Put the cone into the aperture provided for this purpose in the burner exhaust outlet and turn it
until it is tight and the measuring probe stays in position on its own. On the display, you will see:
O2 7.3% TA 19.0°C
CO2 10.1% TG 38.0°C
CO 6m qAF 0.6%
qA 1.1%
Measured exhaust gas values,
TA = Fresh air temperature,
TG = Exhaust gas temperature,
qAF = Corr. Exhaust gas losses (see "Evaluation of measurements
q
A
-F") qA = exhaust gas losses
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or
qAF 0.6%
qA 1.1%
11:41:07 04.03.04
qAF = Corrected exhaust gas losses
qA = Exhaust gas losses
Time and date.
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or
Depending on what you are using as optional sensors or how you have set up your
device, an appropriate arrangement of the values appears on the display. (See
"Menu")
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Now look for the main flow with the probe. You can move the probe around until you find the
highest temperature.
You can now read your measurement off the display.
To print out your measurement results, please see "Printing".
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