There are two types of Pump Programs that can be written:

• 1) a program that moves water from one place to the next
  • i.e. from a river / borehole to a dam
• 2) a program that only lists a pump with no runtimes etc. to be used in conjunction with a Valve Program

For the purpose of this document, the items marked with * will be applicable for option 2:

• A: *Enter a Name for the Pump Program
• B: *Select the relevant Station from the dropdown list
• C: *Select the relevant Pump from the dropdown list
• D: Enter the Runtime (minutes) / duration that the pump program must run
• E: N/A
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• G: Enter the duration of time to pass before the pump starts after being told to start
• H: Enter the time in seconds that the pump must stop before the Runtime is finished
• I: *Enter the min Start Pressure (Bar)
• J: *Enter the pressure (Bar) to stop the Bleed

• A: Select the relevant Control Valve from the dropdown list (only if there is one, leave as “Not Set” if there is no Control Valve)
• B: Enter a Delay (seconds) before the Control Valve opens after the start of the pump
  • If the valves are closed when the pump is started, it means that there is no discharge head & minimum resistance to the pump, and therefore the output current is the smallest.
  • Although the current is greater than the normal value when the motor starts, closing the discharge valve of a pump can avoid additional load on the pump.
• C: Select the relevant Current Sensor from the dropdown list
• D: Select the relevant Pressure Sensor from the dropdown list
• E: Select the relevant Flow Rate Sensor from the dropdown list
• F: Select the relevant Trip Sensor from the dropdown list
• G: Select the relevant Temperature Sensor from the dropdown list

• A: Select a Date & Time
• B: Enter in hours the duration of time to pass before the program is repeated
• C: Enter Date & Time for schedule to wait before starting
• D: Select the relevant Ruraflex Stages
• E: Select the relevant Ruraflex Stages
• F: To set a regular schedule, tick this box, this will open more settings for scheduling

As described below

• A: Provision has been made to enter up to 4 different Times per day
• B: Tick the Days of the Week that the program must run on

• A: Enter the duration of time allowed to pass for the program to be out of specification before the alarm is triggered
• B: Enter the Min Amps of the pump motor
• C: Enter the Max Amps of the pump motor
• D: Enter the Min Pressure (Bar) of the pump
• E: Enter the Max Pressure (Bar) of the pump
• F: Enter the Min Flow Rate (m3/h)
• G: Enter the Max Flow Rate (m3/h)
• H: Enter the Number of Automatic Restarts Allowed if pump fails to start on the first try before the alarm is triggered
• I: Enter the duration of time that must pass if the pump pails to start before it tries to start again
• J: Enter the Max Temperature that the motor may run at

The values entered here are based on the type of sensor selected as a trigger. E.g. if the selected trigger is a pressure sensor, the min / max values would be related to pressures (either in Bar or meters); if the selected trigger is a Current Sensor, the min / max values would be in Amps.

• A: Select a trigger sensor
• B: Enter a min Threshold
• C: Enter a max Threshold
• D: Enter a max interval
• E: Enter a min Active time for the trigger
• F: Select a trigger type from the dropdown list

• A: Select the relevant port connected to the Bleeding System (Usually a small pump or electric valve or both)
• B: Select the relevant port connected to the Main Pump (Used when pump use to be started by hand / green button)
• C: Select the relevant port connected to the Main Pump (Should be the “PC” connection on the starterbox)
• D: Select the relevant port connected to the Main Pump (Used when pump use to be started by hand / red button)
• E: Select the relevant port for the Actuator valve if applicable
• F: Select the relevant port for the Actuator valve if applicable

• A: Select from the dropdown list a program that must be started along with this Valve Program
• B: Select from the dropdown list a program that must be started once this Valve Program has stopped

• A: Enter the Target Pressure (Bar) / Desired Pressure
• B: Enter the Target Amps / Desired Amps
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• F: “Rate Control Method”:
  • “Analog VSD Output”
  • “Actuator Control”
  • “Digital Out Setpoint”
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