Heath-consultants Remote Methane Leak Detector (RML) Manuel d'utilisateur

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User’s Manual
Heath Consultants Incorporated
Houston, TX
Phone: 713-844-1300
Fax: 713-844-1309
1-800-HEATH-US
www.heathus.com
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™ User’s Manual Heath Consultants Incorporated Houston, TX Phone: 713-844-1300 Fax: 713-844-1309 1-800-

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Transceiver The transceiver provides the laser launch for the infrared detection beam, visible green spotter laser, and spotter laser button. Harne

Page 3 - Warnings

Optional Accessories Dual Shoulder Strap Harness The dual shoulder strap harness provides extra comfort and support for carrying the instrument for

Page 4 - Chapter I

Chapter II Battery Charging Rechargeable Battery The RMLD has an internal, rechargeable Li-ion battery that provides the main power to the instrum

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Battery Charger The RMLD is provided with a universal AC battery charger. The plug of the charger can be changed to fit the type of receptacle used

Page 6 - Overview

Chapter III Operating the RMLD This chapter provides information on the use of the RMLD. It provides an explanation of working with the menu, set

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Headphone port Charger port RS-232 port External Power port Fig. 3-2: RMLD rear panel Headphone port: receptacle for the head

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Turning On the Spotter Laser **Caution** The green spotter laser in under the control of the operator and is on only when the spotter trigger switc

Page 9 - RMLD System Components

By pressing the Select button, the Menu options are scrolled through in the following order: • Self-Test i. Press Up button to initiate the Self-T

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• BACLI i. Press Up button to turn on or to turn off the display backlight. Fig. 3-5 Although the ppm-m readout will not be updating, the

Page 11 - Optional Accessories

warning is sounding, the RMLD may still be able to detect very large gas concentrations, indicated by a high pitch tone. The Alarm Detection Thresho

Page 12 - Chapter II

Notice The contents of this user’s manual are proprietary to Heath Consultants Incorporated (HEATH). Reproduction in whole or in part of this manua

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5. If the location with the highest pitch is consistent then the location of the leak is at that spot. 6. If the pitches are not consistent then

Page 14 - Chapter III

Press the UP button to return to the beginning of the SELF-TEST and refer to the next section: Calibration Override. 7. Press the UP button. This w

Page 15 - **Note**

When the Self-Test fails. The following table may help to isolate the problem: Cause Corrective Action Low signal strength or noisy • Make sure ba

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Chapter IV Surveying with the RMLD A training video is provided with the RMLD, which demonstrates the best overview of techniques used. It is impo

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• Move in closer if the range is too far or ground elevation causes the beam to not come into contact with the ground (dark zones). While scanning

Page 18 - Using the DMD Mode

Be aware of the ground elevation. Scanning across the top of a knoll or past the edge of a structure can result in beam skips (a sudden change in di

Page 19 - Using the Pure Tone Mode

Dealing with False Detections While using the DMD mode, several conditions may occur that will cause the algorithm to give a detection indication.

Page 20 - Self-Test and Calibration

D i r e c t S u n a n d A m b i e n t L i g h t A d d s D e t e c t e d B a c k g r o u n d P h o t o n s

Page 21 - Calibration Override

Fig. 4-5: The ppm-m reading is the product of the plume concentration times the distance the IR beam passes through the plume (plume width) in addi

Page 22 - **Caution**

Chapter V Maintenance and Troubleshooting Information Troubleshooting the Instrument The advanced design of the RMLD makes it one of the most rel

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Warnings It is essential that users of this instrument read, understand, and follow the instructions for operation and maintenance, and the precauti

Page 24 - Long Range Scanning:

• Low battery recharge if necessary Excessive false detections while scanning at longer distances • Scanning too fast • Alarm detection thresho

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Maintenance In order to maintain the RMLD in good working condition, the following maintenance should be performed as indicated: Maintenance Item F

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Chapter VI Service Information Warranties and Warranty Repair The RMLD is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for one (1

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Glossary Beam Skip: Occurs when the IR beam jumps between a near object and a far away object. This may cause a false detection. Control Module:

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RMLD Daily Self-Test and Calibration Log RMLD S/N Date Operator Passed Self-Test? Self-Test ppm-m Reading Alarm Level Notes

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Declaration of Conformity Manufacture’s Name: Heath Consultants Manufacture’s Address: 9030 Monroe Road Houston, TX 77061 Model: Remote

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Technical Support 1-800-HEATH-US (1-800-432-8487) HOUSTON FACTORY SERVICE CENTER Heath Consultants Manufacturing Division 9030 Monroe Road H

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Table Of Contents Notice...……….. 2 Warnings...

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Chapter IV Surveying with the RMLD……………………………… 23 Long Range Scanning…………………………………… 24 Dealing with False Detections…………………………… 26 How Does the RM

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Overview The HEATH Remote Methane Leak Detector (RMLD™) is a highly advanced technology, capable of detecting methane leaks from a remote distance.

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The RMLD consists of two main interactive components: • Transceiver • Control Module Fig 1-3: The RMLD system consists of a Laser Emitter/Receiv

Page 37 - Declaration of Conformity

Chapter I RMLD System Specifications Detection Method: Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) Measurement Range: 0 to 99,999 ppm-m Sens

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RMLD System Components This Chapter describes the features of the RMLD. Please refer to Figure 1-4 for illustrations of individual parts.

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