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Redundant Sensoring for CSO monitoring: is proximity in location important or not and why?
Some redundancy is part of a regulatory requirement that I am not completely familiar with. I suppose I could read it for more clarification to understand the items that bring us into compliance. Aside from that, the business need for redundancy is to eliminate unecessary deployment of crews...- MunicipallyMinded
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- Forum: Storm/Flood engineering
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Redundant Sensoring for CSO monitoring: is proximity in location important or not and why?
That's what I thought. I examined the plans more closely and noticed that the HGL isn't even the same in two places where the sensors were called out with their SCADA tags that alluded to redundancy. The more I think about it, I don't see a total need for redundancy at one particular monitoring...- MunicipallyMinded
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- Forum: Storm/Flood engineering
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Redundant Sensoring for CSO monitoring: is proximity in location important or not and why?
I'm a recent college grad entering the field as a civil engineer. In my past experience, redundant level sensors have been placed in the same CSO structure. I'm reviewing a project where the design engineer has placed the redundant level sensor in a structure downstream that also needs level...- MunicipallyMinded
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- Forum: Storm/Flood engineering
