Introduction
The
patented Streamline Flow Transfer Standard provides a robust means
for performing flow audits and calibrations in the field. It avoids
the difficulties that can occur when performing flow measurements
under extreme weather conditions. This orifice flow transfer standard
can be used with any low-flow (16.7 l/min or lower) device. Rupprecht
& Patashnick has received the exclusive worldwide distribution
rights from Chinook Engineering of Sheridan, Wyoming, to market
this innovative, highly accurate flow measurement system.
Features
The Streamline FTS is designed
for use with the Partisol Family of products, the TEOM Series 1400a
monitor, and other low-flow air samplers with a sample flow rate
of approximately 16.7 l/min or lower.
A
digital manometer used in conjunction with the Streamline FTS determines
the pressure drop created by the unit's orifice element. Utilizing
this measured pressure drop, the calibration constants provided
with each Streamline device, as well as the ambient temperature
and pressure, the user computes the flow rate passing through the
sampling system. New versions of the operating software for the
Partisol family of Air Samplers and the TEOM Series 1400a monitor
provide full software support for the product, allowing users to
forego manual computations.
The product's integral wind shield
and specially-selected materials of construction allow its use as
a transfer standard over a very wide range of ambient conditions
without affecting performance or
calibration. Each Streamline device is supplied with an NIST-traceable
certification that provides a unique pair of calibration constants,
m and b. A protective carrying case houses up to two Streamline
modules with calibration sheets, operating instructions, and up
to two digital manometers.
The Streamline product is available
for two different flow ranges: a white-colored unit for flow rates
of 5 to 20 l/min, and a black-colored version for 0.8 to 6 l/min
flows. Audits and calibrations between 2 and 16.7 l/min can be performed
with white- and black-colored units under most ambient conditions
using a 10 or 20 inches (of water) manometer, while operation of
the black-colored unit at 0.8 to 1.5 l/min requires the addition
of a 4 inches (of water) manometer.
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