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Hydrological Services Pty Ltd Sydney, Australia. CMC3 ‘Hydromate’ March 2009. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION. ‘State of the art’ stream gauging computer. Completely ‘paperless’. Fan equations easily stored in unit. Automatic calculation and display of cross-sectional area, mean velocity and discharge. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CMC3 ‘Hydromate’March 2009

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONPRODUCT DESCRIPTION•‘‘State of the art’ stream gauging computerState of the art’ stream gauging computer

•Completely ‘paperless’ Completely ‘paperless’

•Fan equations easily stored in unitFan equations easily stored in unit

•Automatic calculation and display of cross-sectional area, mean Automatic calculation and display of cross-sectional area, mean velocity and dischargevelocity and discharge

•Data downloaded as a ‘text’ or ‘csv’ file to database in officeData downloaded as a ‘text’ or ‘csv’ file to database in office

•Powered by ‘D’ cell rechargeable batteries (2x1.5V)Powered by ‘D’ cell rechargeable batteries (2x1.5V)

•‘‘Non’ volatile memoryNon’ volatile memory

•Software available in either English or Spanish versionsSoftware available in either English or Spanish versions

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Mechanical FeaturesMechanical Features

•WeightWeight :1.5kg:1.5kg

•Operating Temperature Operating Temperature :-5 degrees C - + 55 degrees C:-5 degrees C - + 55 degrees C

•HumidityHumidity :0 - 100% Waterproof:0 - 100% Waterproof

•Enclosure RatingEnclosure Rating : IP65: IP65

•Waterproof Case DimensionsWaterproof Case Dimensions : 210mm x 170mm x 90mm: 210mm x 170mm x 90mm

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Electronic FeaturesElectronic Features

•Internal rechargeable batteries (mains and car charger provided)Internal rechargeable batteries (mains and car charger provided)

•Standard connection of FanStandard connection of Fan

•RS232 serial port for PC operated configurationRS232 serial port for PC operated configuration

•Graphics LCD and TouchscreenGraphics LCD and Touchscreen

•Easily upgradeable to new software versionsEasily upgradeable to new software versions

•‘Backlighting’ of LCDBacklighting’ of LCD

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Technical FeaturesTechnical Features

•Discharge for up to Discharge for up to 3030 Sites can be measured Sites can be measured

•Up to Up to 3030 verticals per site and up to verticals per site and up to 1111 points per vertical points per vertical

•Measures both instantaneous and average water velocityMeasures both instantaneous and average water velocity

•Calibration formulas for up to Calibration formulas for up to 3232 Fans stored in ‘non-volatile’ memory Fans stored in ‘non-volatile’ memory

•Either ‘Mean’ or Mid-Section’ computation options availableEither ‘Mean’ or Mid-Section’ computation options available

•Fully charged gives 20hrs operation (no backlight) OR 5hrs (with backlight)Fully charged gives 20hrs operation (no backlight) OR 5hrs (with backlight)

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MaintenanceMaintenance

•Do NOT charge Hydromate if alkaline batteries are installedDo NOT charge Hydromate if alkaline batteries are installed

•Do NOT use ballpoint pen on touch screenDo NOT use ballpoint pen on touch screen

•Do NOT use excessive finger pressure on touch screenDo NOT use excessive finger pressure on touch screen

•Do NOT charge the Hydromate while it is operatingDo NOT charge the Hydromate while it is operating

• ‘ ‘Clean the Touchscreen feature’ (when unit is operating)Clean the Touchscreen feature’ (when unit is operating)

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External ConnectorsExternal Connectors

Fan connection (banana type plugs)Fan connection (banana type plugs)

RS232 / Charger portRS232 / Charger port

ON / OFF buttonON / OFF button

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Hydromate OperationHydromate Operation

After first press of ON/OFF button, this screen will After first press of ON/OFF button, this screen will appearappear

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Screen CustomisationScreen Customisation

Normal OperationNormal Operation Upside Down ViewUpside Down View

Left hand operatorLeft hand operator Right hand operatorRight hand operator

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Data EntryData Entry

Press ‘Change’ - cycle between selections ORPress ‘Change’ - cycle between selections OR - numeric key pad OR- numeric key pad OR

- alphanumeric keypad will - alphanumeric keypad will appear appear

Press ‘Save’ move to next screenPress ‘Save’ move to next screen

Press ‘Escape’ to exit WITHOUT changes savedPress ‘Escape’ to exit WITHOUT changes saved

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Fan SelectionFan Selection

•‘‘New Fan’ - displays up to 32 fans that can be customised with calibration New Fan’ - displays up to 32 fans that can be customised with calibration data data

•Displays factory calibration parameters as per calibration reportDisplays factory calibration parameters as per calibration report

•‘‘Edit Fan’ - ’ allows customisation of calibration details using ‘change and save’ buttonsEdit Fan’ - ’ allows customisation of calibration details using ‘change and save’ buttons

•Use cursor buttons, ‘Save’, ‘Change’ and ‘Escape’ buttons as requiredUse cursor buttons, ‘Save’, ‘Change’ and ‘Escape’ buttons as required

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Fan Calibration FormulaeFan Calibration Formulaen < 0.99

V = 0.1374 n + 0.0828

0.99 < n < 8.12

V = 0.1429 n + 0.0774

n > 8.12

V = 0.1510 n + 0.0116

Three Step FormulaThree Step Formula

Two Step FormulaTwo Step Formula

n < 4.21

V = 0.1374 n + 0.0828

n > 4.21

V = 0.1510 n + 0.0255

Enter Data as:Enter Data as:

n < 4.21

V = 0.1374 n + 0.0828

4.21 < n < 4.21

V = 0.1374 n + 0.0828

n > 4.21

V = 0.1510 n + 0.0255

One Step FormulaOne Step FormulaAll n

V = 0.1374 n - 0.0828

n < 5.00

V = 0.1374 n - 0.0828

5.00 < n < 5.00

V = 0.1374 n - 0.0828

n > 5.00

V = 0.1374 n - 0.0828

Enter Data asEnter Data as:

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Start New GaugingStart New Gauging

•Select screen contrast, backlight and screen orientationSelect screen contrast, backlight and screen orientation

•Set display unitsSet display units

•Set discharge computation method (mean or mid-section)Set discharge computation method (mean or mid-section)

•Set clock to local timeSet clock to local time

•Check battery voltageCheck battery voltage

•Select siteSelect site

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Enter Gauging DetailsEnter Gauging Details

Site name : Enter a 20 character alpha-numeric string.Time & Date: Automatically inserted when a discharge commences.Control: None / Checked / See NotesMethod : Wading / Traveller / Cable / Boat / BridgeRods: Top Set / Cable / Bottom SetMeasure: Surface = 0 / Bed = 0

Staff Gauge: Enter gauge height when commencing measurements – optional.

Weight Offset: Offset from weight to centre of Fan

(Measurement point = Measured depth – Weight offset)

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Enter Chainage / Sounding Enter Chainage / Sounding DetailsDetails

Type=Type= WELB / Mid Stream / WERBWELB / Mid Stream / WERB#Points=#Points= Measurement points on this Vertical : Measurement points on this Vertical : 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,9,110,1,2,3,4,5,6,9,11Staff: Staff: Enter Staff Gauge height – optional.Enter Staff Gauge height – optional.Distance=Distance= Distance across the river from reference point to this verticalDistance across the river from reference point to this verticalDry Depth: Where applicableDry Depth: Where applicableWet Depth=Wet Depth= Water Depth at this VerticalWater Depth at this VerticalWet Angle:Wet Angle: Where applicableWhere applicableWet Depth=Wet Depth= Water Depth at this VerticalWater Depth at this Vertical

: Signifies ‘Optional’ = Signifies ‘Used in Mathematical Calculations’: Signifies ‘Optional’ = Signifies ‘Used in Mathematical Calculations’

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‘‘Measure’ FunctionMeasure’ Function

•During Measurement – instantaneous velocityDuring Measurement – instantaneous velocity(averaged over the previous 5 seconds)(averaged over the previous 5 seconds)

•After measurement – average velocityAfter measurement – average velocity(averaged over entire timing period)(averaged over entire timing period)

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Plot FunctionPlot Function

•Allows operator to plot PART or ALL of the gauging sectionAllows operator to plot PART or ALL of the gauging section

•Displays ‘panel’ and ‘overall’ discharge for the gaugingDisplays ‘panel’ and ‘overall’ discharge for the gauging

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Hydromate Interrogator Hydromate Interrogator SoftwareSoftware

•Allows data to be uploaded from the Hydromate to a PCAllows data to be uploaded from the Hydromate to a PC

•Software loaded by inserting CD into PCSoftware loaded by inserting CD into PC

•Fan calibration details can be ‘set’ or ‘retrieved’Fan calibration details can be ‘set’ or ‘retrieved’

•Gauging data can be downloaded in CSV formatGauging data can be downloaded in CSV format

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Information CodingInformation CodingDischarge Data Name Number Description

Control 14 None

15 Checked

16 See Notes

Method 7 Wading

8 Traveller

9 Cable

10 Boat

11 Bridge

Rods 4 Top Set

5 Cable

6 Bottom Set

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Information Coding (cont.)Information Coding (cont.)Discharge Data Name Number Description

Side 19 Up Stream

20 Down Stream

Measurement Type 18 Bed = 0

17 Surface = 0

Units 1 m/s (metres per sec)

2 ft/s (feet per second)

3 km/day (km per day)

Discharge Type 1 Mean Section

2 Mid Section

Factor 24 100%

53 90%

23 66% (2/3)

22 50% (1/2)

21 33% (1/3)

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Information Coding (cont.)Information Coding (cont.)Discharge Data Name Number Description

WE 1 WE-LB

2 Mid Stream

3 WE-RB

DNotes 25 All OK

26 Pylon Close

27 Rock Upstream

28 Debris

29 Change Fan

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‘‘Mean’ Section MethodMean’ Section Method

Q = vQ = v11*BF*(*BF*(dd0+0+dd11) + ) + (v(v11 + v + v22))*(*(dd11 + d + d22) b) b22 + + (v(v22 + v + v33))*(*(dd22 + d3 + d3) b) b33 + etc+ etc 22 2 2 22 22 22

“The total discharge (Q) is the product of the distance between verticals by the sum of the products of the mean of the depths of two adjacent verticals by the mean of the average velocities

over those two verticals “

NB: Discharge within ‘panels’ near each bank is computed after selecting a ‘Bank Factor’ (BF) on the CMC3

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‘‘Bank Panel’ Velocity FactorBank Panel’ Velocity FactorApplies to ‘Mean Section’ Method onlyApplies to ‘Mean Section’ Method only

The operator will need to make a judgement, based on his/her observation to determine a factor to apply to mean velocity

measured in verticals closest to each bank and enter this factor into the CMC3, in EACH of the Water’s Edge verticals

Factor Comment

90%* Normally applied to bank panels of rectangular or square shape

66% Normally applied to triangular shape bank panels

50% Normally applied to triangular shape bank panels

33% Normally applied to triangular shape bank panels

* Based on calculation from AS3778 Part 3.1 ‘Measurement of water flow in open channels’

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‘‘Mid’ Section MethodMid’ Section Method

Total Discharge = Total Discharge = VV11dd11 ( b( b11+ b+ b22)) + + VV22dd22 ( b( b2 + 2 + bb3)3) + + VV33dd33 ( b( b33+ + bb44)) etc etc

22 22 2 2

“The total discharge is the sum of the products of the average velocity in each vertical by the depth of that

vertical and by the mean width of the two panels adjacent to the vertical “

This method assumes ‘zero’ velocity within ‘panels’ near each bank

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Battery ReplacementBattery Replacement

DO NOT TRY AND CHARGE STANDARD ALKALINE BATTERIESDO NOT TRY AND CHARGE STANDARD ALKALINE BATTERIES

1.1. Remove 6 screws on base of HydromateRemove 6 screws on base of Hydromate2.2. Remove electronics assemblyRemove electronics assembly

1.1. Remove batteries and replace with alkaline typeRemove batteries and replace with alkaline type2.2. Use good quality ‘Energiser’ or ‘Duracell’ brandUse good quality ‘Energiser’ or ‘Duracell’ brand

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Questions?Questions?