How to drive secure detection, quantifying and qualifying of your build-up

Supplied by Endress + Hauser on Wednesday, 27 April, 2022

When matter is heated, cooled or transported, we often encounter build-up or fouling in pipes or filled tanks. During these processes, layers are formed which are normally very thin. However, even thin build-up can lead to problems in cleaning or heat transfer.

Learn how to detect this build-up reliably and also quantify and qualify the extent of the pollution without having to open the tank or pipes.

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