User`s manual

Entering Special Transducer Pipe Parameters A-3
December 2003
Entering Parameters for Clamp-On Transducers
If you are using Rayleigh or Shear wave clamp-on transducers,
you will get the following prompts:
Frequency
Tw (time delay)
Wedge Angle
Wedge Sound Speed
Pipe Material
Pipe Sound Speed
Pipe O.D. (pipe outside diameter)
Pipe Wall Thickness
Lining (material and thickness)
Tracking Windows
Fluid Type
Reynolds Correction Factor
Calibration Factor
Number of Traverses
Transducer Spacing
Some of the above parameters are supplied by GE Panametrics on
a sheet of paper inside the transducer case. Refer to this sheet
when instructed.
3C. Entering the Frequency
Enter the transducer frequency. The TransPort needs to know the
frequency in order to transmit a voltage at a rate to which the
transducer can respond.
Use the appropriate feature key to select one of the following
choices:
500 k
1 MHz
2 MHz
4 MHz