MODEL 3081 pH/ORP | SECTION 12.0 |
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pH measurement problem
Perform buffer calibration (outside of the process)
Refer to Section 7.5
Buffer calibration | YES | Likely Process Problem |
OK? |
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Place transmitter internal pream- |
plifier switch in proper position. |
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Is internal preamplifier switch in transmitter in correct position? See Figure
1.Measure pH of a grab sample in a beaker. If pH is correct, then the process is OK.
2.Resolve the ground loop; insu- late shield wires from grounded metal. See Section 12.5.8
3.Ground
YES
Simulate pH directly into the trans-
mitter. Refer to Section 12.8.2.
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| PT1000, or 3K Balco RTD. Verify |
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| parameter programming. |
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| 2. | Check RTD. If bad or wrong, use |
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| 2. | Clean sensor & |
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| 3. | If problem persists, rebuild or |
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| replace the sensor. |