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O&M Manual
Rev-H (8/11)
Part 1 - Introduction
The Model A15/76 is an on-line monitoring system designed for the continuous measurement of
the turbidity of an aqueous stream. It is primarily intended for monitoring turbidity in drinking water or
wastewater effluent. The monitor provides display ranges from 0-4.000 NTU up to 0-4000 NTU. The
display range used for a given application is user programmable, and an auto-ranging feature allows the
display of high turbidity values, even when programmed for low range use. A15/76 monitors are designed
to operate on samples at temperatures from 0° to 50 °C and pressures of 0-100 PSIG. The measured
turbidity is displayed on a backlit liquid crystal display on the front of the instrument.
The sensor used in the A15/76 system measures turbidity using a 90-degree light scattering
technique. An infrared LED light source emanates from a planer surface and a detector in the same plane
measures light scattered at 90 degrees to the incident light beam. An automatic zero correction system
allows measurement of very low turbidity values with excellent zero stability. The sealed flowcell used for
low level measurements is designed to allow measurement of a pressurized sample in order to avoid
errors caused by bubbles formed when sample pressures are reduced.
For wastewater application, or where a submersible measurement is desired, the turbidity sensor
is supplied with a special holder to minimize ambient light effects. The submersible assembly eliminates
the need for sample pumps, and will operate at turbidity values up to 4000 NTU. For applications where
fouling is a problem, a special Auto-Clean version of the turbidity sensor is available. Contact your ATI
representative for details.
Figure 1 - Turbidity System w/Submersion Sensor
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