bgu-Umweltschutzanlagen GmbH
Plausibility monitoring of mechanical chokes
The plausibility monitoring of bgu-Umweltschutzanlagen GmbH is used to check the function of a throttling device. It detects when the throttle is mechanically blocked (e.g. by wood or heavy dirt). With this information, maintenance or repairs can be scheduled to save time and money.
During heavy rainfall, the throttle controls the amount of water in the sewer system. The controlled flow can prevent downstream structures (e.g. treatment plants) from being overloaded. Plausibility monitoring can be used to minimise additional water pollution in the event of throttle malfunction.
How does it work?
In the course of the plausibility check, a monitoring system is set up in the upstream water by means of throttle end position and level measurement, which is used to check the function of the throttle. A sensor (radar or pressure sensor) measures the level in the upstream water.
An end position sensor on the throttle controls the times at which the initial state is reached. The data obtained shows whether the mechanical function of the throttle device is still fulfilled.
Advantages
- ATEX certified
- No external power supply required
- Reliable database
- Alarms for safety
- Easy to install without having to rebuild
- Cost and time savings through predictive maintenance/repair
- Can be used for many different throttle types
These components are used
Environmental Technology
bgu-Umweltschutzanlagen GmbH
bgu-Umweltschutzanlagen GmbH has been providing water technology for over 45 years. The company specialises in stormwater treatment in the sewer system, particularly in stormwater tanks. Its products ensure the reliable and economical operation of stormwater tanks and storage sewers. The focus is on longevity and networking of the systems.
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Schwabenstraße 27
74626 Bretzfeld
Germany - info@bgu-online.de
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