Wiki source code of ERT
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1.1 | 1 | = Overview = |
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3 | The ERT system is composed of 120 electrodes. They are arranged in 24 stacks of 5 electrodes. A diagram of the electrode stack is shown below. | ||
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5 | = Calculation Notes = | ||
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7 | There are no calculation notes for these sensors. | ||
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9 | = Wiring Diagram = | ||
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11 | [[image:ERT-Schematic.png||style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width="]] | ||
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13 | = Other Notes = | ||
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16 | The electrodes are connected via gold plated pins (Millmax, part # 3601-1-07-21-00-00-08-0) to 22 AWG (7/30 strand) tinned copper wire. The wire is part of a 5-conductor cable (AlphaWire, part # 1175C, rated at 300V) color coded as follows: | ||
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18 | 1 – Green – closest to surface | ||
19 | 2 – Orange | ||
20 | 3 – Red | ||
21 | 4 – White | ||
22 | 5 – Black – closest to deck | ||
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24 | The cable is PVC jacketed. In order to counter any negative effects of PVC in the soil, the cable is sleeved in 5/16” Teflon tubing. This creates a physical barrier between the PVC jacket and the soil. Pins are glued in place using DP190 or DP110 epoxy from 3M, joints are connected using DP190 |