Code: Seba-KMT Correlux-P2 Correlux-P-2
Description
Correlux P-2: Digital correlator for leak location on water pipelines
The correlator Correlux P-2 is used for leak location on pipes for portable water. Water, escaping from a leak under pressure creates a noise which travels into both directions of the pipe. This noise is recorded by two sensors (piezo-microphones, hydrophones) attached to the pipe (e. g.: valves, hydrants), amplifi ed and transmitted to the correlator. The Correlux P-2 compares both signals (correlation) and calculates the exact distance to the leak by use of the signal delay, the sensor distance and the sound velocity.
Key benefits:
Standard accessories
Recommended options
Optional accessories
- KMK 80S slave unit to perform synchronous
end to end Graaf measurements
- KMK 8 - Calibration Certifi cate
- KTS 8 - PT 1000 Temperature sensor
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