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New range of pyrometers for advanced industrial temperature
measurements AMETEK Land has relaunched its highly acclaimed SPOT pyrometer range with enhanced features and benefi ts for a wide range of industrial applications.
The new SPOT+ family offers a wide range of temperature measurements from 50 to 3500 °C (122 to 6332 °F) and a choice of different wavelengths for applications including metals, glass, cement and lime kilns and foundries. The range includes monochromatic and ratio pyrometers, fi bre optic heads and sophisticated algorithm pyrometers for complex materials such as aluminium and galvanized steel.
A wide range of new communications interfaces makes the SPOT+ ideal for Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) factory automation applications in addition to traditional 4-20 mA signals. Ethernet/ IP, REST API and Modbus TCP/IP are standard on SPOT+, and an integrated web server provides easy access for control and setup using a standard browser. Upgraded cybersecurity functions reduce the likelihood of unauthorized access to the instrument functions.
An integrated video camera provides a visible light process view alongside infrared temperature measurement, which allows sighting to be carried out safely and easily. As the video images are available via the webserver and AMETEK Land’s IMAGEPro software, alignment can be checked remotely and images logged for quality purposes.
The SPOT+ can be used in the harshest of environmental conditions, and in hazardous area zones 1, 2, 21 and 22 when mounted in LAND’s high-specifi cation EXSH enclosure. With response times down to 1ms, SPOT+ pyrometers are also suitable for fast- moving processes.
AMETEK Land’s SPOT pyrometers are built on extensive research and development and have always been at the leading edge of measurement technology. The new SPOT+ enhancements offer improved connectivity for easy integration with control systems, and the confi dence that data transmission is secure. Upgraded electronic and electromechanical components ensure highly reliable and accurate operations, all backed by AMETEK Land’s 36-month warranty and supported by a range of extensive accessories for installations in the most demanding applications.
Dr Fiona Turner, Head of Product Management at AMETEK Land said: “The principles of infra-red temperature measurement don’t change, but over the last 10 years, there have been signifi cant advances in automation and industrial ethernet. Customer focus on product quality and process effi ciency has driven an interest in big data – and a risk of cyberattacks.
“I’m excited about the potential from using SPOT+ instruments for background temperature and emissivity correction of thermal imaging systems in IMAGEPro software. SPOT+ pyrometers provide more than just temperature measurements – emissivity outputs are key indicators of product surface quality, and the facility to log visible light process images alongside infra-red temperature measurement provides new insights into process conditions and product quality.”
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Rugged, precise and reliable gas conditioning system specifi cally designed for combustion analysis
The GD1 is an advanced, rugged and effi cient solution designed by Dado lab for stack emission sample conditioning in combination with portable or rack mounted analyzers.
Also, GD1 is the lighter cooling solution based on compressor available on the market, weighs only 13 kgs, making it very easy to transport to the fi eld.
The use of the innovative inverter-based cooling system allows to modulate the high cooling capability according to the performance of the heat exchanger, especially designed by Dado lab for this application.
In addition to allowing a better system engineering, more effi cient and with very reduced weight and dimensions, the refrigeration system can also be used in conditions of high moisture content in the sample.
The intelligent electronic management continuously controls the temperature of the refrigerating bath, the value of which is shown on the display, and also controls the automatic activation of the sample suction pump when the set point is reached, thus avoiding accidental aspirations of condensate and protecting the connected automatic instruments downstream.
The GD1 from Dado Lab
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World’s fi rst black carbon analyser capable of taking real-time data directly on the sample fi lter
Atmospheric Particulate Matter plays a key role in the atmosphere as particles are co-responsible for global climate change and adverse health effects.
In this context we created a methodology for the determination of concentration of Black Carbon offering the possibility to evaluate the “real time” BC concentration by means of non-destructive techniques.
Giano BC1 is a PMx 21 fi lters sequential sampler with built-in BC optical sensor for real-time measurement done directly on the fi lter under sampling.
Since the particulate matter fractions are collected on classic 47mm fi lters, it’s also possible to make further analysis on the sample for chemical speciation.
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Dado lab GD1
dado lab introduces the smaller and lighter ue gas condi�oning system dedicated to AMS gas analyzers.
Developed to be a real portable solu�on, the GD1 weights only 13 kgs and is capable to manage efficiently samples with high humidity content, taking the dew point temperature down to 2±2°C.
GD1 is available as GD1-R version with single or double way for 19” rack instal- la�on in xed or portable CEMs congu- ra�ons
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