Electronic Volume Corrector is a measuring device that converts the gas volume measured under working conditions into the gas volume under basic conditions.
The working state gas volume (Vm) information is scanned through the pulse output of the flow meter or the data output of the encoder, and the sensor measures the gas temperature (T) and pressure (P). According to the set flow meter coefficient, the instrument is usually calculated according to the common (PTZ) method or the fixed compression factor (PT, Z=1) algorithm to calculate the gas volume (Vb) and flow (Qb) under basic conditions.
For PTZ calculation, the K value calculation can be based on SGERG-88, AGA8-92, AGA NX-19, and can be selected through settings.
It also has multiple output interfaces: RS485, binary output, multiple pulse output, 4-20mA current output (optional)
Environment temperature:-25℃~+65℃
Medium temperature:-30℃~+60℃
Atmospheric pressure:70kPa~106kPa
Relative humidity:5%~95%
The device is encased in a durable plastic casing with an IP66 rating. It is furnished with either a (LED) display, which could be a graphic display or a segment display, along with a 6-key keyboard to simplify device operation and show both actual and archived values (in the case of the graphic display option).
The device accommodates several power supply modes. By default, it operates on batteries, yet it can also be powered by an external power source. In the specified working mode, the battery lifespan exceeds 5 years. For gas pressure measurement, a digital pressure sensor is installed at the bottom of the device housing. The temperature sensor on the cable is utilized to measure the gas temperature.
It features a large-capacity flash memory that can store measurement and calculation data for many years for internal archiving. To store these values, the device utilizes several types of internal archives for service and metering purposes.
The device is equipped with an RS485 serial interface for communication with a host computer. The diverse communication protocols installed in the device enable easier connection to SCADA systems. It is also feasible to work with standard telephones, radios, GSM and GPRS modems via RS485 lines.
Moreover, the device is outfitted with an infrared light interface for communication with a host computer, which facilitates the setting of parameters and the reading of historical data via a PC. Additionally, it has an IoT module serial interface design, allowing it to be equipped with 2G/NB/4G IoT modules. It can automatically communicate with the server and initiate networking in the event of an alarm.
The latest technology is employed to ensure the device's high performance, as well as its high durability and operability.







