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In offshore drilling & production you need safety. TKF developed a complete range of Offshore cables that meet the highest safety standards. With improved fire resistancy. TKF is a reliable partner for Marine & Offshore cables. With a focus on high quality, short lead times and ease of installation. We offer an extensive range of both standard and customized cables. With approvals of the major classifications societies: NEK TS 606:2009 offshore cables and IEC 60092 shipboard cables.


Call TKF for your cables +31 (0)53 573 22 29 www.tkf.nl/NEK606 marine@tkf.nl


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Advances in Trace Moisture Measurement


Trials of new high sensitivity moisture transmitters measuring trace water content have demonstrated high precision and stability at the sub ppm levels finding use in applications such as gas drying, catalyst protection and semiconductor gases.


Sampling at atmospheric pressure and capable of resolving down to 1 ppb with a dynamic range up to 30 ppmV the high sensitivity heated silicon sensor technology has been shown to settle to a 95% moisture change within just 6 minutes.


Self diagnostics and error trapping routines ensure trace moisture content is reported reliably against Mass traceable Standards.


The technology does not require recalibration for different gas compositions. Zero and span correcting modules can also be added to periodically and automatically correct for the effects of contaminants to extend routine service intervals and maintain reliable results.


Trials in Petrochemical Industry confirm commissioning is simpler whilst reduced training and support requirements have helped to keep operating cost down.


MCM Ltd was established in 1968 and specialises purely in gas analysis. www.mcm-moisture.com


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