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U209-A Electro-Mechanical Totalizer

U209-A

U209-A Electro-Mechanical Totalizer

Features:

Power: DC12V

Total :7 digits

100% Factory Tested.

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Weight: Dimension:

200g/case of 1 70×32×42mm/case of 1

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    Qv── flowage passed over in fuel dispenser (L/min.) t── measuring time (s) Pu── unit price of oil (�L) Pj── money showed in display screen (� Pc── due sum (� EVmax── the maximum value of relative error measured under regulating flow rate;(%) Evmin──the minimum value of relative error measured under regulating flow rate;(%) En──repeatability of measurement (%) EP──error of paid sum 3 fuel dispenser .2 Determination of testing results Error Ev, Repeatability of measurement En and Due sum error Ep comes out after calculating testing data. The largest value of Error Ev in testing is regarded as the basic error of fuel dispenser according to the regulation of JJG443-98. The larger value of Repeatability of measurement En in two flow rate testing presents the repeatability of fuel dispenser. Error Ev should be 0.3%, repeatability of measurement no more than 0.15%, if beyond these scopes testing would be determined as unqualified. The contents of money indication and money error are not regulated in the approval procedure of JJG443-98. There would exist a little error after long refueling because usually the calculation of paid money adapts the round –mode. Example of indicating valve appraisal Take an appraisal of fuel dispenser 6~60L/min for example, it fuel dispenser is usually adapted non-presetting mode in filing station. Setting unit price as 2.75�L and preparing metal standard measurer of 100L, conduct 3 tests as maximum flow rate 60L/min and minimum flow rate 12L/min, respectively. Testing result is listed in Table 6-1. Table 6-1 Appraisal Results Article IV Important notices in appraisal Indicating value appraisal is crucial part of fuel dispenser’s testing items, which is direct foundation to determine the accuracy and qualification of fuel dispenser. Th fuel dispenser e appraisal method and data processing introduced in Article III is based upon JJG443-98. Filling station should consult the above procedure and conduct self appraisal in accordance with relative requirements o

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    ............ 31   9.2.1. Link monitoring......................................................................................................... 31   9.2.2. Consistency check of application parameterisation between the server and the ATM...... 31   9.2.3. Consistency check of applications between the server and the ATM ............................. 31   9.2.4. Management of request-r fuel dispenser eply pairs ............................................................................. 32   9.2.4.1. Rules for the ATM....................................................................................................................................32   9.2.4.2. Rules for the monetics server ..............................................................................................................32   9.3. VALIDATION OF APPLICATION MESSAGES................................................................................... 32   9.4. EXCHANGE PROTOCOL PARAMETERS ....................................................................................... 32  10. TRANSPORT PROTOCOLS ................................................................................................. 33   10.1. SERIAL POINT-TO-POINT LI fuel dispenser NKS WITH AN EXTERNAL MONETICS SERVER........................................... 33   10.1.1. Transmission characteristics ..................................................................................... 33   10.1.1.1. Physical link........................................................................................................................................33   10.1.1.2. Character level ........................................................ fuel dispenser ...........................................................................33   10.1.2. Protocol...........................................................................................................

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