Using DASYLab:
1 - connect the transmitter to your analog input device
2- read the voltage or current from the device
3 - scale the voltage or current to gal/min
4 - based on your sample rate, determine the scaling factor to compute the number of gallons per delta-t - scale the data again so that each datapoint reflects the volume of flow in the delta-t.
5 - use an arithmetic-one channel-summation function to compute the total flow
6 - for daily flow, reset the summation at midnight (Action module)
7 - use a trigger module to monitor the summation. When the total exceeds your setpoint, generate the alarm (audible, email, visual)
8 - set up the file save function to create a file each day, and to append to a total file at t
he end of each day, before the reset.
All of this requires DASYLab Full feature set.
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