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Revision as of 19:04, 2 September 2021
Information about the visual dashboard (associated with the automation system) will follow shortly.
Gauges
Gauge measurements are averaged in both the PLC and dashboard software. Gauges may take several seconds (or longer) to respond to significant changes in system conditions.
Tank Pressure
Shows the pressure in pounds per square inch (psi) for a sand filter tank.
The color bands are determined as follows:
| Range (psi) |
Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0-4 | Red | Critically Low Pressure (Pump/Flow Issue) |
| 4-8 | Yellow | Low Pressure (Flow Issue) - Consider Cleaning the Strainer Basket |
| 8-18 | Green | Normal Operating Pressure |
| 18+ | Yellow/Red | Backwash Recommended |
For consistent indication, the values above and dashboard visualization thresholds should always align with those defined within the PLC thresholds.
Tank pressure is lowest when the strainer basket is clean and the sand filters have been recently backwashed. If pump outflow is restricted enough (in an effort to maintain proper flow, it is possible for pressure to dip into the "Low Pressure" range. This is not necessarily a cause for any concern.
Surge Tank Depth
Shows the depth in inches for the surge tank.
The color bands are determined as follows:
| Range (psi) |
Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TBD | TBD | TBD |