Dust Monitoring: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 07:51, 18 October 2017

Dean Anderson brought in a Dylos dust monitor. As of 10/18/2017, it is on the shelf next to the Hot Metals laptop, in the Hot Metals area.

From the manual, this is how to interpret the big number.

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-Dean Anderson brought in a Dylos dust monitor. As of 1/11/2015, it was believed to be in the shop next to where Ed's bench-top drill press was.
+Dean Anderson brought in a Dylos dust monitor. As of 10/18/2017, it is on the shelf next to the Hot Metals laptop, in the Hot Metals area.
 == Documentation ==
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 * [http://www.sylvane.com/media/documents/products/dc1100-com-port-option.pdf Serial Port information]
-== Interpretting the Data ==
+== Interpreting the Data ==
+* Left Number: Small Particles per .01 cubic feet of air
+* Right Number: Large Particles per .01 cubic feet of air
+* Small Paricles: >1micron
+* Large Particles: >5microns
+From the manual, this is how to interpret the big number.
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 !Rating
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-|1000 +
+|1000+
 |Very Poor
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 |Excellent
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-We would like to connect ot our dust monitor and make it trackable online or in a database. It seems to just be a serial terminal output.
 [[Category:Future Things Bus Data Sources]]