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2: Installation
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Type ‘A’ or ‘B’ transducers are attached to the pipe using the adjustable transducer holder assembly shown in
Figure 2.4. The transducer holder itself is secured to the pipe using two wrap-around steel bands. For user
convenience, an imperial ruler (inches) is etched on the top side plate and a metric (millimeters) ruler is etched on
the bottom side plate – as shown in Figure 2.4. Once the transducer holder assembly is fully assembled, the
transducers are locked into position by tightening two thumb screws which are themselves then secured by
locking nuts.
Note: When using the UFC in the diagonal or reflex mode on pipes over 16 inches diameter, two transducer
holders are required with one transducer mounted in each – see Paragraph 2.3.5 for diagonal mode details.
2.3.3 Attaching the transducer holder to the pipe
1. Remove the two nylon flags from the transducer
holder.
2. Position the transducer holder horizontally on
the pipe at 45° to the horizontal and secure it in
position using the stainless steel banding, as
shown in Figure 2.5.
Note: In the following procedure the transducer
holder is installed with the rectangular opening
facing towards the upstream end of the pipe.
2.3.4 Fitting the transducers
1. Attach the nylon flags to the two
transducers, as shown in Figure
2.6.
2. Using a syringe applicator, apply a
narrow bead (0.1in) of acoustic
couplant to the base of both
transducers.
3. Insert the downstream transducer
cable (blue) through the holder’s
end plate and up through the
rectangular opening at the left-
hand side of the transducer
holder, as shown in Figure 2.7.
Note: When carrying out the following steps, handle the transducer assembly with care to avoid smearing the
acoustic couplant on the pipe while attaching the transducer to the transducer holder.
4. Connect the downstream cable (blue) to one of the transducers, then lower the transducer and cable through
the rectangular opening as shown in Figure 2.8.
5. Align the slots in the sides of the nylon flag with the edges on the top of the transducer holder, then carefully
slide the transducer assembly to the middle of the holder.
6. Tighten the thumb screw (clockwise) until the transducer is locked to the top of the transducer holder. This is
done to prevent the acoustic couplant from touching the pipe.
Figure 2.5
Figure 2.6
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