Pumps/pumping transducer locations with

Measurement locations should be permanently marked to ensure repeatability of data. If transducers are permanently mounted, the location can be marked with a center punch, paint, or any other method that identifies the point. The following sections give the recommended locations and orientations of measurement points for the following common machines or machine components compressors, electric motors, fans and blowers, gearboxes, process rolls, and pumps. 

The core - flood apparatus is illustrated in Figure 1. The system consists of two positive displacement pumps with their respective metering controls which are connected through 1/8 inch stainless steel tubing to a cross joint and subsequently to the inlet end of a coreholder 35 cm. long and 4 cm. in diameter. Online filters of 7 im size were used to filter the polymer and brine solutions. A bypass line was used to inject a slug of surfactant solution. Two Validyne pressure transducers with appropriate capacity diaphragms are connected to the system. One of these measured differential pressure between the two pressure taps located about one centimeter from either end of the coreholder, and the other recorded the total pressure drop across the core and was directly connected to the inlet line. A two - channel linear strip chart recorder provided a continuous trace of the pressures. An automatic fraction collector was used to collect the effluent fluids. 

Rn-222 is produced from a dry Ra-226 source with an activity of about 2 mCi housed in a lead shield. Radon is carried from the source by means of compressed air with a regulated flow rate of 200 cnr/min. The test chamber is operated with a 75 1/min air pump located downstream (Figure 1XDroullard, et al., 1984) that exhausts to the outside of the building. The flow rate of this air pump is monitored by a mass flow transducer whose signals are converted to volumetric flow rates. 

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