Redesign of the EMS, the Electromagnetic Speed measurement.

The EMS, the electromagnetic speed measurement, is a device that has been in operation for a long time at Deltares. The first design origins from the 70s and the last major redesign, the pEMS, is from 1993. Small upgrades/improvement were still provided till this day.

Last year EFS started work on a upgrade. First by designing a smaller measurement probe, the E20, the probe did not leave the development fase yet.

My assignment is to continu the development of the EMS mainly by researching/testing all the different components/subsystems to see where improvement can be made.

So far i already looked into:
-The magnetic field produced by the different probes configurations

These measurement were/are going to be used to optimise the core/coil.

-Methods to measure faster to increase the turbulence measurement.
The theory and the diffenent methods to achieve this.
Using one off these techniques a proof of concept for 180hz measurement was build and tried. This showed there was potential.

After that a development prototype was designed, build and tested in a small flume and the calibration flume. The goal is to improve/test this prototype till it passes the calibration tests and functions properly in a enviroment with high (electronic) disturbance.


Info:

Name

Danko Boonstra

Email

Danko.Boonstra@Deltares.nl

Phone

+316 48193591

Room

efs

Software

Python / Delft Measure

Startdate

2 September 2019

Study program

Engineering/Mechatronics

Deltares supervisor

Wim Taal

Deltares supervisor

Arjan Wijdeveld

HZ university of Applied sciences supervisor

Bert Verhage

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