Signet 4630 chlorine analyser system
17 January, 2011The Signet 4630 chlorine analyser system is designed with amperometric sensing technology, and incorporates a clear flow cell, flow regulator, sensors, filter and rotameter in one unit.
Continuous monitoring of particles after high-temperature filtration
14 September, 2010 by William Averdieck, PCME LtdElectrodynamic instruments have been used to continuously monitor particle concentrations after ceramic filters used in coal gasification, co-generation and high-temperature metals and chemical processes.
Endress+Hauser Liquistation CSF48 and Liquiport CSP44 samplers
06 September, 2010 byThe Liquistation CSF48 sampler and its portable version, the Liquiport CSP44, are designed for fully automated sampling of liquid media. They fulfil all international standards and legislation on water sampling while providing flexibility for different water applications including laboratory, sewage treatment and industrial processes.
Oxygen measurement for combustion optimisation
11 August, 2010Combustion optimisation for boilers and other combustion processes has long been an important issue with increasing fuel prices. There are many end users in Australia with fuel bills in excess of one million dollars.
Emission reduction and baghouse optimisation through advanced bag filter management
01 July, 2010Fibrothetford Ltd is the world’s third poultry litter-fired power station and is based at Thetford in Norfolk. The plant burns over 400,000 tonnes of poultry litter per year to produce 38.5 MW of electricity, enough for a town of around 93,000 homes.
Protecting the environment and your reputation with organic carbon analysis
21 June, 2010 by Jimmy Britz, Analysis Product Manager, Endress+Hauser AustraliaMonitoring and controlling the amount of organic matter in our streams and waterways is critical for environmental protection. Total organic carbon (TOC) is the amount of carbon present in an organic compound and measuring it provides a fast and convenient way to determine water quality. This article looks at the different methods now available for analysing TOC.
ABB Endura AZ20 combustion gas analyser
28 April, 2010 byManufactured using a ceramic-to-steel bonding process, the Endura AZ20 combustion gas analyser offers improved resistance to thermal stresses and shocks compared to a conventional brazed design. This enables it to be used in a wider range of applications subject to sudden variations in process temperature, as well as offering a gas tight bond throughout its operating temperature range.
Aurora natural gas moisture analyser
28 April, 2010The Aurora analyser uses tuneable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) to quickly measure moisture in natural gas.
Endress+Hauser TOCII CA72 total organic carbon analyser
22 January, 2010The TOCII CA72 total organic carbon analyser is a high-temperature TOC analyser that uses an exchangeable combustion unit to reduce maintenance downtime by 80% and a rotating shaft filter to eliminate blockages by particles larger than 200 microns.
Rain and spill detectors
26 October, 2009 byAmalgamated Instrument Co has announced a flood/liquid detection and alarm system and a rain/precipitation detection and alarm system. The systems consist of a common detection and alarm module and specialised sensors for each function.
Airborne particle counter
29 September, 2009 byThe Lighthouse Solair 1001+ airborne particle counter offers a sensitivity of 0.1 µm with a flow rate of 0.01 CFM (0.283 LPM) and a wide dynamic range up to 20 µm.
Energy monitoring system
29 September, 2009 byOneTemp has released the Hobo U30-ETH remote monitoring system, an industrial-grade energy monitoring system that provides real-time, remote access to energy and environmental data over any ethernet network.
Turbidity systems
25 September, 2009 byThe CUE21 is a compact, online turbidity system that can function at low flow rates. The use of an infrared light source enables measurements that are unaffected by the colour of the water, with an optional white light version which provides measurements according to the standard method described in US EPA 180.1.
Wind speed and direction transducers
25 August, 2009 byA wide range of wind monitoring transducers by Mierij Meteo is now available. The range includes models suitable for most applications where wind speed and direction need to be monitored.
Breathe easy
10 July, 2009 by Darrell Leetham, Thermo Fisher ScientificFor many organisations today, one aspect of the manufacturing process that needs to be monitored and controlled, for both efficiency and environmental benefit, is gaseous emissions.
