Technical Specifications of Hydro Meteorological
Technical Specifications of Hydro Meteorological
Hydro-meteorological, Geodetic,
Geotechnical and Seismic
Instruments
Doc. No. CDSO_TS_DS_01_v1.0
January 2018
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Government of India
Central Water Commission
Central Dam Safety Organisa on
January 2018
The Technical Specification of Hydro-meteorological, Geodetic Geotechnical and Seismic Instruments has been
published for the first time in January, 2018 under the Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement
Project (DRIP).
Disclaimer
The Technical Specification of Hydro-meteorological, Geodetic Geotechnical and Seismic Instruments in no way
restricts the dam owner in digressing from it. The Central Dam Safety Organization or the
Central Water Commission cannot be held responsible for any actions based on these
specifications. Appropriate discretion may be exercised while preparing and implementing dam
instrumentation programme.
The Director
Dam Safety Rehabilitation Directorate
Central Dam Safety Organisation
Central Water Commission
3rd Floor, New Library Building (Near Sewa Bhawan)
R. K. Puram, New Delhi – 110066.
Email: [email protected]
FOREWORD
The health and safety of our existing and new dams are of paramount importance for
sustainable utilization of these valuable assets, besides protecting people, property, and the
environment. The Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement Project (DRIP) taken up by the
Central Water Commission (CWC), with financial assistance from the World Bank,
emphasizes the pivotal role played by instrumentation in assessing the health of a dam.
The main purpose of instrumentation in a dam is to monitor the safety of the structure and
to warn of any changes that could endanger the safety of a dam as well as to provide a
confirmatory check in design assumptions and methods of computation presently in vogue.
Instrumentation is effective and worthwhile only if it provides sufficient and reliable data
from which the safety and performance of the dam can be reasonably and reliably evaluated.
Likewise, a mere collection of data is of no value unless a critical and timely interpretation
and evaluation of recorded data is done and remedial measures adopted to ensure the
continued safety and satisfactory performance of the structure. The quality of installed
instruments plays a very prominent role in getting accurate data. Instruments for long-term
monitoring should be rugged and easy to maintain and should be capable of being verified or
calibrated. A well instrumented dam shall impart better health monitoring and rehabilitation
which is very much required more so in the context of prospective legislation on dam safety.
There has been an urgent need for a uniform set of Technical Specifications which can be
used for instrumentation by dam owners to bring longevity and sustainability with the
uniform output of information for making all analyses simpler, accurate and meaningful. The
specifications of instruments play a very critical role in procuring, installing and operation of
high quality and reliable instrumentation to perform reliably and accurately in the adverse
environment. Specifications have to be clear, concise, complete and correct so that there is
less chance of misunderstanding, delay, and conflict. The procurement specifications of
instruments are also to be combined with field services of installation, calibration, data
collection, transmission, analysis, interpretation and presentation for a suitable time period.
I sincerely hope that this compilation will be quite useful especially for the engineers of dam-
owning agencies and water resources engineers handling dam safety and rehabilitation efforts
for all dams.
(N.K. Mathur)
New Delhi Member (Design & Research)
January 2018 Central Water Commission
The Central Water Commission (CWC), with financial help from the World Bank, started the
Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement Project (DRIP) to repair about 250 large dams in
seven States. Instrumentation plays a very vital role in ensuring the safety of dams in this
Project. It is proposed to install hydro-meteorological, geodetic, geotechnical and seismic
instruments in dams under DRIP. It is also proposed to automate the whole process of data
acquisition, processing, analysis and interpretation. This will help in taking timely appropriate
remedial action.
For achieving this task, it is necessary that there is complete uniformity in the technical
specifications of instruments that will be installed by various implementing agencies (IAs).
IAs in the State Governments might not have the necessary ability in the field of
Instrumentation. The DRIP Central Project Management Unit (CPMU) has undertaken this
work of compilation of Technical Specifications of Hydro-meteorological, Geodetic,
Geotechnical and Seismic Instrumentation on the advice of World Bank. A committee
headed by Chief Engineer (Dam Safety Organisation), CWC and consisting of experts from
CWC and renowned institutes viz. CWPRS, CSMRS, NGRI, IIT Roorkee, (National Centre
for Seismology, IMD) as members was formed to complete these technical specifications.
The instrumentation has been so planned that analysed and processed data of
instrumentation shall be available on real time basis to network connected State
Governments, CWC and authorised Specialized Institutes for giving their inputs and
feedback for proper action by dam owning authorities for ensuring the safety of dams.
The present compilation consists of technical specifications of hydro-meteorological,
geodetic, geotechnical and seismic instruments and the associated data recording instruments
and processing software. The publication of these specifications will be very useful specially
to all DRIP Implementing Agencies as well as other dam owners for procurement of dam
instruments, installation, commissioning, putting in service, operation and maintenance, etc.
Past Chairman (i) Naresh Kumar Former Chief Engineer, Dam Safety Organisation,
Mathur Central Water Commission, New Delhi
Committee Members
Vivek Tripathi Director, Concrete & Masonry Dam Designs (East & North East),
Central Water Commission, New Delhi
Rajesh Kumar Director, River Data Directorate, Central Water Commission, New Delhi
Dr. K R Dhawan Scientist - D, Central Water and Power Research Station (CWPRS),
Pune
Vinod Kumar Kapoor Deputy Team Leader, Egis India, Consultant, DRIP
Dr. Ashok Kumar Dhawan Dam Instrumentation Specialist, Egis India, Consultant, DRIP
Pankaj Kumar Awasthi & Digital Support, Egis India, Consultant, DRIP
Anil Kumar
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................................... i
PREFACE ...................................................................................................................................................... iii
Table of Contents ...................................................................................................................................... iii
1. Specifications Of Hydro-Meteorological Instruments ............................................... 1
1.1 Water Level Recorders .............................................................................................................. 1
1.1.1 Shaft Encoder Type .................................................................................................... 1
1.1.2 Radar Type................................................................................................................... 2
1.1.3 Ultrasonic Sensor Type............................................................................................... 3
1.1.4 Bubbler Type ............................................................................................................... 4
1.1.5 Pressure Transducer Type .......................................................................................... 5
1.2 Automatic Weather Station....................................................................................................... 7
1.3 Automatic Rain Gauge ............................................................................................................ 10
2. Specifications Of Geodetic Instruments .................................................................................... 12
2.1 Total Station .........................................................................................................................12
2.2 Survey Targets or Reflectors for Opto-Electronic Measurements ..................................12
3. Specifications Of Geotechnical Instruments ........................................................................... 13
3.1 Piezometer............................................................................................................................13
3.2 Temperature Sensor ............................................................................................................14
3.3 Joint Meter / Crack Meter ..................................................................................................15
3.4 Uplift Pressure Measurement System ................................................................................16
3.5 Tilt Meter..............................................................................................................................17
3.6 Normal Plumb Line.............................................................................................................18
3.7 Inverted Plumb Line ...........................................................................................................19
3.8 Automatic Pendulum Readout ...........................................................................................20
3.9 V-Notch Weir For Flow Measurement .............................................................................21
3.10 Multiple Point (3 Point & 5 Point) Bore Hole Extensometer .......................................22
3.11 Inclinometer .......................................................................................................................23
3.12 Stress Meter ........................................................................................................................24
3.13 Strain Meter ........................................................................................................................25
3.14 No Stress/Strain Meter .....................................................................................................26
4. Specifications Of Seismic Instruments ...................................................................................... 27
4.1 Strong Motion Accelerographs (built-in accelerometer) ..................................................27
4.2 Broadband Seismometers ...................................................................................................30
4.3 Data Acquisition Systems (DAS) and its accessories ........................................................32
1. SPECIFICATIONS OF HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL
INSTRUMENTS
temperature range
Site
logger
Power supply 12 V DC or switch rated for 12 V DC
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Material Corrosion resistance metal (stainless steel or
aluminium)
General Features
Feature Value
Graduated tape The tape should be of high quality to withstand a harsh
and humid environment, should not get twisted or
wrinkled during operation.
Accessories Sensor mounting support, floats, graduated tapes
(metric), wheel, counterweight, and cabling
Protection NEMA 4 or IP65
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in
English
Feature Value
temperature range
Site
Resolution 3 mm or less
Beam angle: ≤ 16 °
Sensor
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitization rate --
Feature Value
Enclosure The sensor shall be easy to dismount and replace in the event
of a malfunction.
Feature Value
Operating ambient From -20 to + 60°C
Conditions
temperature range
Site
Feature Value
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Material Corrosion resistance metal (stainless steel / aluminium or
PVC)
Enclosure The sensor shall be easy to dismount and replace in the
General Features
event of a malfunction.
Tools Complete tool kit for operation and routine maintenance
Accessories Sensor mounting support, cables and other accessories as
required
Protection NEMA 4 or IP65
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Feature Value
Operating ambient From -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
temperature
Site
Feature Value
Bubble Rate Programmable 30 to 120 bubbles per minute
Desiccators The bubbling mechanism and the non-submersible
transducer must be equipped with a desiccating system to
keep the system from malfunctioning for a period not less
than one year.
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Tools Complete tool kit for installation and routine maintenance
General Features
Feature Value
Operating ambient From -20 to + 60°C
Conditions
temperature
Site
Resolution 3 mm or less
Accuracy 0.02% FSO
Output interface SDI-12 / RS 485 / 4-20 mA / compatible with data
logger
Feature Value
Power supply 10-15 V DC
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Material Corrosion resistance metal (stainless steel / aluminium or
PVC)
Enclosure The sensor shall be easy to dismount and replace in case
General Features
of a malfunction.
Tools Complete tool kit for operation and routine maintenance
Accessories Sensor Mounting support, cables and other accessories as
required
Protection NEMA 4 or IP65
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Feature Value
Operating ambient From -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
temperature
Site
Range 0 to 100%
Resolution 1%
Accuracy ±3% or less
Power supply 12 V DC or switch rated for 12 V DC
Response time 10 seconds or less
Linearity --
Feature Value
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitization rate --
Resolution
Accuracy + 0.5 m/s or less for wind speed, + 5 degree or less for
wind direction
Response time Less than 1 second lag in operating range
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Feature Value
Methodology Alternate shading of sensor to account for sky radiation
Spectral range 400 nm to 1100 nm
Range 0 to 2000 W/m2
Resolution 1 W/m2
Accuracy (including 3% or less
temperature
compensation)
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Operating temperature -20 to 60 oC
Diameter of the pan 1.2 m or more
Accuracy +/- 1%
Evaporation- Pan Specification
Feature Value
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Output interface SDI 12/RS 485/ 4-20 mA/ compatible with data logger
Feature Value
temperature range
Operating humidity 0 to 100%
Feature Value
Automatic total station Automatic / manual total station with 0.5” second accuracy, least
0.5" count 0.1, reflectorless range of 500 m, range with reflector of
4000 m, RS-232 interface communication side cover (USB-Host,
USB-device ports and Bluetooth), laser plummet, quick guide and
container with protective cover, single side keyboard supplied with
all accessories
Manual total station 1" Manual total station with 1-second accuracy, least count 0.1,
reflectorless range of 500 m, range with reflector of 7500 m, RS-
232 interface communication side cover (USB-Host, USB-device
ports and Bluetooth), laser plummet, quick guide and container
with protective cover, single side keyboard supplied with all
accessories
3.1 PIEZOMETER
Feature Value
Operating ambient From -20 to + 60°C
temperature
Site Conditions
Compensated From 0 to + 60 °C
Temperature Inbuilt
compensation
Operating humidity 5 to 100%
Altitude 0 to 2500 metres
Sensor type Vibrating wire piezometer in stainless steel housing with
stainless steel filter stone, thermistor, unvented
Operating range 3 kg/cm2, 5 kg/cm2 , 7.5 kg/cm2 , 10 kg/cm2 (Project
Specific)
Over range 1.5 x rated pressure
Over range effect ±0.1% F.S. up to 150%
Resolution 0.025% F.S. (minimum)
Accuracy ±0.1% F.S
Sensor
required
Protection IP 68 or NEMA-4
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
range
Site
Accuracy 1% F.S
Dimensions Approximately 20 mm diameter x 120 mm length
Cable 1m, 2 core shielded
Linearity <0.5% F.S
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Enclosure Stainless steel
Accessories Sensor mounting support, cables and other accessories as
Features
General
required
Protection IP 68 or NEMA-4
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
range
Site
required
Protection IP 68 or NEMA-4
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Feature Value
Operating temperature -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
range
Site
Accuracy ±0.1% F. S.
Temperature compensation Inbuilt
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Enclosure Stainless steel, IP 68
Accessories Sensor mounting support, cables and other accessories as
Features
General
required
Protection IP 68 or NEMA-4
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
range
Site
required
Protection IP 68 or NEMA-4
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
range
Site
Accuracy 0.1 mm
Suspension wire Stainless steel wire 1 mm diameter suspended from
collet on a rectangular bar grouted at the top
Suspension Weight 10 kg.
Oil Tank PVC 40 litre capacity
Damping oil SAE 40
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Accessories Mounting support, cables and other accessories as
Features
General
required
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Accuracy 0.1 mm
Suspension wire Stainless steel wire 1 mm diameter. Suspended from
hollow float in tank filled with water
Suspension weight 8 kg.
Oil tank Fibreglass, 800 mm diameter x 500 mm height
Float material PVC
Damping oil SAE 40
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Accessories Mounting support, cables, and other accessories as
Features
General
required
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Feature Value
Operating temperature range -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
Site
required
Manuals Full documentation and maintenance manual in English
Feature Value
Site Conditions
Operating Temperature Range -20 to + 60 °C
Operating Humidity 5 to 100%
Altitude 0 to 2500 metres
MEASURING METHOD:
(a) Electronic type Vibrating wire seepage measurement system shall be designed to
measure a flow rate of around 0-100 litre/second. The seepage water
would be collected in a concrete reservoir and made to flow over a V-
notch weir. The rate of seepage water flow is calculated from the level of
water over the weir.
The system to consist of a thin stainless steel plate 90o V-notch weir, a
submersible cylinder and a vibrating wire load cell. The submersible
cylinder to be permanently suspended from low capacity vibrating wire
load cell mounted on a stilling well or a gage well such that the cylinder
hangs inside the overflow water from the weir. Any change in the water
level would affect the vertical thrust on the submersible cylinder. The
output proportional to the water level (and flow) to be transmitted to the
observation room through a four core jelly filled cable.
Type Vibrating wire
Flow range 100 litre/second
Over range capacity 150%
Sensitivity 0.01 litre with read-out unit
Accuracy ± 1% fs
Operating -20 to 60oC
temperature
(b) Mechanical Seepage measurement system shall be designed to measure a flow rate of
type around 0 to 50 litre/second. The seepage water would be collected in a
concrete reservoir (by the civil contractor) with suitable filters to make
the flow as nearly streamline as possible and made to flow over a V-
notch weir. The rate of seepage water flow is calculated from the level of
water over the weir. The V-notch weir is graduated directly in flow in
terms of litre/second.
The instrument shall conform to IS 7436 (Part 1)
Feature Value
Operating temperature range -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
Site
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Enclosure Stainless steel
General Features
3.11 INCLINOMETER
Feature Value
Operating temperature range -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
Site
Feature Value
Operating temperature range -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
Site
Feature Value
Operating temperature range -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
Site
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Vibration resistance Mechanical vibrations with 4 g and 5 to 100 Hz
Frequency datum 800 Hz or more
Surge protection 1.5 KVA
Cable Type 4 conductor to twisted pair, 22 A WG
Thermal co-efficient of 12.0 ppm / ºC
expansion
Temperature sensitivity 5 mm over operating temperature range
General Features
Feature Value
Operating temperature -20 to + 60 °C
Conditions
range
Site
Linearity --
Damping --
Skewness --
Digitisation rate --
Lightning protection Required
Vibration resistance Mechanical vibrations with 4 g and 5 to 100 Hz
Frequency datum 800 Hz or more
Surge protection 1.5 KVA
Enclosure Stainless steel
Features
General
Feature Value
Transducers Triaxial, force balanced, orthogonal oriented transducers (two
horizontal and one vertical) along with the data acquisition system
in a single sealed unit.
Full scale Range User selectable +0.5 g, +1 g, +2 g, +4 g
Frequency response Flat (within +3dB) to ground acceleration in the range of DC to
at least 200Hz
Dynamic range of >130 dB
accelerometer
Linearity Better than 1% of full scale
Cross axis sensitivity Less than 1% of full scale
Clip level Greater than the full scale range
Leveling Bubble level indicator for leveling the transducer.
Orientation Suitable mark to indicate the direction of relative orientation of
the transducer.
Frequency response curve Frequency response curve of the unit along with information
and system information regarding transfer function including poles, zeros and
normalization factor should be provided (for each sensor as per
the serial number)
Calibration Calibration facility from the data acquisition system locally or
remotely from central recording station through DAS
Anchoring Provision for anchoring the accelerograph unit to the seismic pier.
Number of channels Three
ADC Independent 24-bit digitizers, one for each channel
Sampling rate User selectable upto 1000 SPS per channel
Dynamic range of A/D 130dB or more @ 100sps
converter
Input voltage range of to be matched with the accelerometer output
A/D converter
Feature Value
Channel-to-channel skew None
System response ±3 dB flat from DC to nyquist frequency
Noise level Noise level of the unit including the accelerometer and the data
acquisition system should be less than 0.001% of the full scale
level in the frequency range from DC to 50Hz
Timing System i) Internal GPS receiver based timing system
ii) Timing accuracy of +10μsec or less when GPS is locked
iii) Record of GPS status information
iv) GPS antenna should be enclosed in weather proof sealed
enclosure with lightning protection.
Recording mode i) Both continuous and triggered recording mode
ii) Triggering: The DAS should be capable of recording the
acceleration data in the STA/LTA ratio trigger, threshold
trigger and time window
iii) Trigger selection: Independent selection for each channel
iv) Pre-event Recording length: User selectable from 1 to 30 sec
in steps of 1 sec
v) Post event length: User selectable up to 90 sec or more
Data storage i) User accessible compact flash card
ii) The compact flash card should have the capacity of 32GB or
more.
iii) The compact flash card should be rugged and industrial grade
suitable to withstand extreme temperature variations.
iv) The bidder should attach the data sheet of the compact flash
card to be supplied with the DAS.
Recording format i) Standard seismic data in a format that is compatible with
Windows and Linux platforms.
ii) Conversion utilities to miniseed, SAC, SEISAN, ASCII
formats to be provided.
DAS firmware should i) Web browsing support/ communication over TCP/ IP
support protocol.
ii) Full Duplex communication between field station and
Central Receiving Station (CRS)
iii) Triggered or continuous data transmission
iv) Support off-the- shelf communication equipment
v) Extensive error correction
vi) The DAS should be capable of recording the accelerometer
data on the local compact flash card as well as support real-
time data telemetry to a central site through VSAT telemetry
network simultaneously.
Feature Value
vii) DAS should have facility to retrieve the old data in the
compact flash card from Central Recording Station manually
through VSAT network.
viii) DAS should have the facility to check the state of health of
the system including system voltage, temperature, GPS status
etc.
ix) DAS should be able to issue an alert and start the
communication in case of earthquake detection or failure of
state of health parameter.
x) DAS should have the facility for Calibration of the
Accelerometer
Communication i) Ethernet Interface for real time telemetry
ii) RS-232 interface for real time telemetry / parameter setup
iii) In built modem
iv) Ethernet port, RS-232 port, USB port should be provided
Frequency response Frequency response curve of the unit along with information
curve regarding transfer function including poles and zeros should be
provided (for each sensor as per the serial number)
Noise response Noise response must be below the USGS Low Noise Model in the
frequency range of 35 secs to 5 Hz. Test reports of the sensor
noise over the full pass band should be provided.
Leveling Bubble level indicator for leveling the transducer.
Feature Value
Operating temperature –20° to 60°C
range
Humidity up to 100% RH
carry case Rugged field carry case for seismometer should be provided..
Supporting documents Detailed user manual / data sheets / calibration data sheet to be
provided
Feature Value
Number of channels Three
ADC resolution Three independent 24-bits digitizers, one for each channel
Input Full scale Range should match the sensor output with full scale at ±20V
(40Vpp)
RAM At least 4 MB
Recording capacity 1) Mass storage media 16GB or more and hot swappable.
2) One spare mass storage media of same capacity for each
digitizer to be supplied.
3) The mass storage media should be rugged and industrial
grade suitable to withstand extreme temperature variations.
The bidder should attach the data sheet of the mass storage
media to be supplied with the DAS.
Recording mode The DAS should be capable of recording on the local mass
storage media as well as support real-time data telemetry to a
central site through VSAT telemetry network simultaneously.
Feature Value
technique. Conversion utilities to SAC, SEISAN, ASCII formats
to be supplied.
Feature Value
ground
4) Reverse voltage protection
5) Low battery voltage protection
6) DAS power cable at least 2m length to be supplied
7) DAS should resume data acquisition automatically when
the power is restored after disruption.
Operating temperature -20° to 60°C
Humidity Up to 100% RH
Housing DAS and GPS units should be enclosed in weather and shock
proof sealed enclosures with lightning protection.
Supporting documents Detailed user manual and data sheet to be provided.
Additional hardware and The hardware and software required for parameter setting, data
software retrieval from the DAS at field seismic station and data storage
should be provided and described.
Other essential 1) A point-by-point statement of compliance of the technical
requirements specifications of the tender equipment should accompany
the bid along with the explanations as to how the
compliance is achieved. It should also be supported by
illustrative literature / catalogues.
2) The supplier should provide all operation, service and
maintenance manuals (in English) along with necessary
circuit diagrams.
3) The bidder should provide the power consumption details
of the broadband seismometers, data acquisition Systems
and endurance of the internal batteries supplied with the
unit.
4) The bidder should be able to supply spares for the quoted
model of the broadband seismometers and the data
acquisition Systems for five-year period. The spares
required for five-year period may be quoted as optional
items.
5) The bidder should propose any other hardware and
software required at the field stations for installation and
for the efficient operation and maintenance of the seismic
stations.
6) The supplier must provide the necessary training on
installation, operation, maintenance and calibration of the
system including usage and the system application software
at for the period of five days. The cost of such training
program may be quoted separately.
Data from water level sensors, automatic weather stations, optical total-stations, and geotechnical
sensors shall be acquired using a data logger and associated multiplexer where necessary. The
data logger shall be supplied with required software. Data loggers and multiplexers should be
protected in a cabinet with an IP 67 rating or better. The instruments shall meet the following
minimum specifications:
S/N Technical Specification
1 Minimum Scan Rate 100 Hz
2 Analog Inputs Configured: Minimum 8 single-ended or 4 differential individually
3 Pulse Counters: 2
4 Switched Excitation Channels compatible with sensors
5 Digital Ports 8 I/Os or 4 RS-232 COM
6 Communications/Data Storage Port 1 CS I/O, 1 RS-232, 1 parallel peripheral
7 Analog Voltage Accuracy ±0.12% F.S. of reading, plus offset (analogue) ±0.013% of
reading (vibrating wire)
8 Analog Resolution: 0.33 µV
9 Range ±2.5 millivolts to ±5 volts (analogue), DC to 200 kHz (frequency)
10 Protocols Supported Pak Bus, Modbus, DNP3, FTP, HTTP, XML, POP3, SMTP,
Telnet, NTCIP, NTP, SDI-12, SDM
11 Battery-Backed SRAM: Minimum 4 MB
5.2 MULTIPLEXER
5.3 SOFTWARE
12. Ability to set alarm thresholds and issue SMS text. There must also be an ability to send
an email to any number of stakeholders, based on either a single condition of multiple
conditions.
13. Ability to export the data in .xlsx or .xls format as well as in text format. The text
format shall be in conformance with manufacturer’s standards. The export facility must
be one that can be run automatically to feed another system (hot drive). Colour map
display of installations and alarm related data that is automatically updated as data are
received. Colours of installation data on the map will be user programmable based on
the requirements of the user. A simple interface to program the display must be
available.
14. Ability to move data from the central location computer server to the cloud server.
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