Irga-RVS heat meter is designed for measuring the amount of heat energy and heat carrier from a supplier or consumer, as well as for monitoring the parameters of a heat carrier in closed and open heat supply systems, where water and steam serve as a heat carrier.
The Irga-RVS heat meter is designed specifically for consumers who are so accustomed to the electronic correctors manufactured by NPF Logika CJSC, that heat meters with computers from other manufacturers are not friendly to them.
The heat meter complies with the requirements of the rules for accounting for thermal energy and heat carrier. Irga-RVS can be used in commercial and technological accounting of steam (heating water) and thermal energy.
The steam meter (1 channel) includes:
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SPT-963 computer - 1 pc.
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Irga-RV vortex flow meter - 1 pc.
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gauge or absolute pressure sensor - 1 pc.
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thermal converter - 2 pcs.
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condensate flow sensor - 1 pc.
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flow meter power supply - 1 pc.
The Irga-RVS heat meter is designed to service two heat exchange circuits containing up to four pipelines with a coolant (water, condensate, superheated steam, dry or wet steam) and provides:
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measurement of thermal energy, thermal power, volume, mass, temperature difference and average values of flow, temperature and pressure of the coolant;
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archiving of hourly, daily and monthly values of the amount of thermal energy, volume, mass, average values of flow, temperature and pressure;
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measuring and archiving average values of temperature and pressure of cold water at the input of a heat source and outdoor temperature;
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archiving changes to settings, abnormal situations and power outages;
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input of setting parameters;
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Indications of current, archive and setting parameters on the built-in screen;
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maintaining a calendar and time of day and accounting for working hours;
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data protection from unauthorized changes.
The volume of archived data is:
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1,080 hourly, 366 daily, 24 monthly values of the amount of thermal energy, volume, mass, average consumption, average temperature and average coolant pressure;
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400 archiving changes to settings, abnormal situations and power outages.
Heat meters can additionally service the accounting of water consumption or water disposal through four pipelines.
Heat meters provide communication with external devices through IEC 1137, RS232S and RS485S ports of the heat meter.
