Micromod MOD: Modcell 2050R Users Guide - Manual (Page 187)

IB-23C650
TOTALIZER OPERATION
Table 14. Examples of Totalizer Count Factors
Actual
Flow at
100%
Configured
Engineering
Units
(Note 1)
Scale
(Disp.
Mult.)
Config-
ured
Rate
Scale
Fac-
tor
(Note
2)
1
Count
Equals
(Note
3)
Mini-
mum
Rollover
Time
(Note 4)
6,000,000
gal/day 0 to 4167
gal/min
x 1 MIN 1 1 gal 40.0 Hrs
6,000,000
gal/day 0 to 416.7
gal/min
x 10 MIN 0.1 1 gal 40.0 Hrs
6,000,000
gal/day
0 to 416 gal/min x 10 MIN 1 10 gal 400 Hrs
6,000,000
gal/day
0 to 2500 gal/hr x 100 HOURS 1 100 gal 167 Days
6,000,000
gal/day
0 to 2500 gal/hr x 100 HOURS 0.01 1 gal 40.0 Hrs
600 gal/sec 0 to 600 gal/sec x 1 SEC 6 6 gal 27.8 Hrs
600 gal/sec 0 to 100 gal/sec x 6 SEC 1 6 gal 27.8 Hrs
600 gal/sec
0 to 3600
gal/min
x 10 MIN 1 10 gal 46.3 Hrs
600 gal/sec
0 to 360.0
gal/min
x 100 MIN 0.1 10 gal 46.3 Hrs
600 gal/sec 0 to 6 gal/sec x 100 SEC 1 100 gal 463 Hrs
600 gal/sec 0 to 360 gal/min x 100 MIN 1 100 gal 463 Hrs
600 gal/sec 0 to 600 gal/sec x 1 SEC 600 600 gal 115.7 Days
600 gal/sec 0 to 1 gal/sec x 600 SEC 1 600 gal 115.7 Days
60 gal/min 0 to 60 gal/min x 1 MIN 1 1 gal 115.7 Days
60 gal/min
0 to 60.00
gal/min
x 1 MIN 1 1 gal 27.78 Hrs
Notes:
1.) The configured engineering units rate for totalization must be hours,
minutes, or seconds. For example, 6 million gallons per day converts
into minutes as follows: 6,000,000/(24*60) = 4166.66 gals/min.
Converting to hours, 6,000,000/24 = 250,000 gals/hour. Both of these are
a 1:1 conversion (display multiplier= 1). Since engineering units is 30000
maximum, 2500 could be used in place of 250,000 (display multiplier =
100).
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