Data Logging

Applications for our range of data logging are endless, from using our AQUAlogger 210TY for monitoring sediment plumes during dredging to measuring long term temperature variations in remote offshore locations.

Below is just one example of our loggers being used to monitor pipeline temperature during a cooling phase.

Using the AQUAlogger 520 to monitor oil temperature

In this example a high temperature probe was fitted to the AQUAlogger 520 to allow temperatures above 100 degess to be monitored. This was then calibated on site at this higher range, prior to delivery. The units were then deployed at various stages in the cooling phase to monitor the effect of cooling. See right for an example insertion of our logger.

On the left you can see the AQUAlogger 520's small size being put to good use, as it is installed in a small hole in a steel cross-member. On this deployment the logger had an external temperature sensing element.

The photo on the right shows the logger and probe in their final position prior to their logging. They were set up to start at a particular time in the future using the windows based software provided with the loggers.