The titanium piezometer is used to monitor water levels and pressure, pore-water pressures in corrosive environments such as salt water, rapid changes in pore-water pressure such as those produced by earthquakes, and water levels in pumping tests.

Typical applications include:

  • Monitoring pore-water pressures in corrosive environments such as salt water.
  • Monitoring rapid changes in pore-water pressure such as those produced by earthquakes.
  • Monitoring water levels in pumping tests.

Advantages of the Titanium Piezometer include:

  • High Resistance to Corrosion: All metal parts, including the diaphragm, are made from titanium.
  • High Resistance to Noise: The electronics of the piezometer are highly resistant to electrical noise, such as that generated by pumps.
  • Compatible with Industrial Data Loggers and Readouts: The titanium piezometer incorporates a 4-20mA transmitter to provide compatibility with standard industrial data acquisition systems.
  • Suitable for Dynamic Monitoring: The piezometer can be read continuously.

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Pressure TransducerPart Number
20 psi56410020
50 psi56410050
100 psi56410100
250 psi56410250
Signal Cable
Polyvinyl Chloride Jacket
50613824
PRESSURE TRANSDUCER
Sensor TypeDiaphragm pressure transducer incorporating Micron Technology semi-conductor strain gauges with a 4-20mA output. The built-in temperature device is a 3K ohm thermistor
Range20, 50, 100, 250 psi
Resolution0.02% FS with a Campbell CR1000 and a 120 ohm resistor
Linearity± 0.5 % FS BFSL
Compensated Temp Range30 to 130°F
Over-Range2 x rated range long
Long Term Stability± 2% FS/year or better supply
Supply Voltage12-24 V nominal supply, 8 V min at the transducer
MaterialsWetted metal parts are made from titanium. The filter is polyethylene
Dimensions0.625″ diameter x 5.75″ long
SIGNAL CABLE
Polyvinyl Chloride JacketShielded cable with four 22-gauge tinned-copper conductors and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) jacket. Two wires are used for the 4-20mA loop circuit. The other two wires are used for the thermistor

This piezometer is typically suspended in a well. The signal cable from the piezometer is terminated at a readout station, where it can be connected to a data logger or readout device. Water pressure acts on the diaphragm of the piezometer and semiconductor strain gauges bonded to the inside of the diaphragm sense the pressure and output a signal that is proportional to the pressure on the diaphragm. The signal is transmitted to the data logger or readout device via a 4-20mA loop circuit.