READING ER PROBES
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The
Chk
: reading is a measure of probe functionality or integrity. The initial value for
ER probes is 800 ±50 divisions. It is recommended that a
CHECK
reading be taken
and recorded immediately after unpacking a probe as it will be the value to which all
subsequent
CHECK
readings will be compared. The general rule is that the
CHECK
reading should not vary by more than 1% (±10 divisions) from the initial value. If there is
more than a 1% change, it is an indication of a loss in probe integrity and replacement is
required.
To reread the probe, press the
Read (F1)
key and another reading will be taken and
displayed.
If the reading is to be saved in memory for later viewing, for corrosion rate calculation or
for downloading to a PC the following procedure should be followed:
Press the
Save
key to go to the
Enter Probe Span
display:
From the keypad, enter the span of the probe element in
mils
. The span in mils is shown
on the probe packaging or it can be found in Table 5.1. Note: If Type G for the Model 610
Atmospheric Probes is selected, the span is entered in Angs (Angstroms).
Pressing
Clear (F2)
will clear the value previously set so that a new span can be entered.
Pressing
BkSp (F3)
backs up one space each time it is pressed so that a change can be
made. Pressing
Exit (F4)
returns to the
Read Probe By
display.
Press
Enter
to go to the
Enter Probe ID
display:
Summary of Contents for CHECKMATE
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