District heating leakage protection
System WLP-2
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Ill.: WLP-2-F6-V2
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Application
Closed heating installations in institutions, factories and
apartment buildings.
Components:
- WLP-2 computer
- Intake and outlet flow meters
- Cutoff valve(s)
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Options
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E: Technical energy calculation
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F: Freeze protection during cutoff
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P: Cut-off on operating pressure fault
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V: Liquid sensor type LS-X for
point protection (max 4/6/8)
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Monitoring functions
Leakage:
Forward and Return flows are monitored continuously, compensating for volume and meter
differences. If a preset flow difference limit is exceeded, leakage alarm is issued,
and the installation is cut off.
Seepage: OptiTight®
The patented OptiTight® mechanism employs
individual control of the cut-off valves to test the installation tightness one or more
times daily, whereby even minute seepage may be detected.
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Alarm functions
Cut-off:
Cutoff valves are closed in the alarm state, which is
indicated on the front panel, and a detailed error
description is displayed.
Alarm Outputs:
WLP-2 features four uncommitted alarm relay switching outputs, three of which may be
configured to selectively respond to any given error type.
Remote Signalling:
WLP-2 may be delivered with an analog or GSM/GPRS modem, whereby on
alarm a callout can be made to modems or other technical equipment,
or a text message can be sent.
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Valves:
All systems feature actuated forward and return cutoff valves,
and perform a complete tightness check of components and installation
(OptiTight®).
Systems may be delivered on request with a drain valve for
particularly vulnerable buildings.
System error:
WLP-2 continually monitors for meter and supply errors,
and regularly for valve errors.
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Registration:
WLP-2 continuously logs events, system changes, key values
and consumption characteristics which may be read out in the
display or via remote communication.
SCADA/BM systems:
WLP-2 features scalable outputs for flow meter impulse repetition
and (Opt. E) 1kWh energy impulse output for SCADA/BM systems.
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The DanTaet systems are covered by patents issued and pending and copyright in
Denmark and a range of countries within and outside the EU.
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