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Wobbe index Ws is used to characterize the quality of fuel gases and is a calculated
variable for monitoring and regulating the heat output. A distinction is
made between a superior Wobbe index (Ws) and an inferior Wobbe
index (Wi). The unit is J/m³ or kWh/m³, depending on the unit used for
the superior and lower heating value.
WEEE directive
serves to avoid waste of electrical and electronic equipment and to reduce
such waste, especially in household waste. It lays down minimum
standards for the treatment of WEEE in the EU. The Directive will enter
into force on 14 August 2018 for all electrical and electronic equipment
used for private and commercial purposes. To achieve this goal, used
electrical and electronic equipment is collected separately and the raw
materials obtained from it are recycled.
Peak is the maximum deflection of a signal. In a chromatogram, this is
illustrated with rising and falling edges, thus forming a “signal mountain”.
Modbus protocol Modbus TCP protocol for data exchange by user-defined registers
between AMR and enCore devices using a standard TCP/IP network.
Lower heating value
Hi
(Colloquially energy content or energy value) is a heat variable. In
contrast to the higher heating value, all the combustion products are
in gaseous form. This is why the higher heating value is higher than
the lower heating value. The lower heating value is quoted as a mass-
related heating value, for example in kilojoules per kilogram in (kJ/kg)
or as the heating value of the gas quantity over the measured volume,
for example in building services engineering in kWh/m³.
Higher heating value
Hs
is a heat variable used to monitor the gas composition and energy
content of fuel gases. The higher heating value can be specified in
molar, mass or volume, for example in kWh/m³.
Density/Density at
base conditions
Density or density at base conditions is a heat variable used to monitor
the gas composition and energy content of fuel gases. It is the quotient of
the mass of a gas sample and its volume in specified pressure and
temperature conditions or at base conditions in kg/m³.
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
is an acidic, non-flammable, colourless and odourless gas comprising a
chemical compound of carbon and oxygen. The gas is also known as
carbonic anhydride or colloquially carbonic acid.
Cable
To ensure greater differentiation between gas and electrical lines,
electrical lines are always referred to as “cables” in the following.

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Honeywell ENCAL 3000 Specifications

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BrandHoneywell
ModelENCAL 3000
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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