Oxygen monitoring
28 August, 2009 byThe Applied Analytics TDL-506 oxygen monitoring system uses surface-emitting laser technology to produce accurate, fast and stable oxygen measurements in even the most volatile process streams.
Sensors for food and beverages
15 July, 2009 byMTS Systems’ Temposonics R-Series linear-position sensors Level-Plus M-Series transmitters are suitable for incorporation into automation and control applications in the food and beverage industry due to high reliability, accuracy and compatibility with smart sensor networks such as DeviceNet.
Continuous liquid level sensor
06 July, 2009 byGems Sensors & Controls has launched the UCL-520 Ultrasonic Level Sensor that is suitable for non-contact applications such as industrial water treatment, wastewater management, chemical and petroleum distillates storage as well as many other challenging fluid applications.
Wireless temperature monitoring
06 July, 2009 byEmerson Process Management Australia has expanded its Smart Wireless solutions with the introduction of its Rosemount 848T wireless temperature transmitter for high-density temperature measurement. The 848T’s four-channel efficiency adds to installation cost savings of Smart Wireless technology to reduce per point costs and thereby deliver more measurement data for use in improving operations and maintenance.
Clear object sensors
06 July, 2009 byBanner Engineering’s World-Beam QS30 Clear Object Sensors provide reliable clear object detection to solve challenging applications. The Clear Object Sensor utilises an advanced optical design to allow the sensor to see translucent materials, ensuring dependable detection of clear targets including PET bottles and glass containers.
Pump control unit
06 July, 2009 byPiab’s CU function module control unit is available for the vacuum pumps P3010 and P6010 with COAX technology.
Hygienic optical sensor system
06 July, 2009 byThe Wenglor InoxSens range of optical sensors provides a selection of hygienic sensors for the food and beverage and pharmaceuticals industries.
Confined space gas detector
06 July, 2009 byThe BW Technologies Micro Clip personal gas detector is intended to warn personnel working in confined spaces of the presence of the most commonly encountered hazardous gases and combustibles. The Micro Clip is offered for rent with a calibration confirmation process being conducted before every new hire. This avoids the risk with a user’s own units being used when defective due to malfunction or the accumulation of working environment contaminants. It also avoids the expense and administration overhead of a user maintaining test gases with current certification.
Inline density measurement
06 July, 2009 byThe inline density measurement of liquids is now possible with the Liquiphant M sensor. In food and beverage applications it is claimed that this density measuring sensor can reduce material wastage, increase product quality and optimise control of the process.
Level detection in bins, silos and hoppers
06 July, 2009Siemens has added the Sitrans LVS100 to its line of vibrating point level switches for high, low or demand levels of dry bulk solids in bins, silos or hoppers.
Wireless discrete transmitter
03 July, 2009 byEmerson Process Management has released wireless float switch solutions that combine its Mobrey float switches with the Rosemount 702 wireless discrete transmitter.
IP 67 wireless data logger
03 July, 2009 byThe wireless temperature data logger EBI 25 from ebro Electronic is waterproof (IP 67) and has a temperature measuring range of -30 to +70 °C.
Thermal flowmeter
03 July, 2009 bySierra’s Steel-Trak model 640S immersible thermal mass flowmeter is now available in a special high-temperature option capable of operating in process temperatures up to 400 °C.
Safety glow mat
03 July, 2009 byThe Glow Hog mat is for use in any facility where emergency conditions may cause a reduction in light for evacuation or after-hours access.
Liquid and gas flow measurement
01 April, 2009 byAlthough differential pressure (DP) flowmeters are based on a relatively inexpensive and mature technology, selecting and installing these devices is not simple and requires a reasonable level of engineering skill. With the Deltatop, Endress+Hauser has implemented a solution by supplying a one-stop-shop solution. All the steps related to product selection, engineering, calibration and manufacturing are now bundled together with Endress+Hauser supplying the Deltatop as a total package.
