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ATC SEMITEC SIGNS A DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH HERAEUS NEXENSOS PLATINUM SENSORS
Heraeus Nexensos’ range of platinum sensors has joined their line -up of precision thermal components. Heraeus are the worldwide market and technology leaders in platinum thin film technology. Robin Savin ATC Semitec’s MD
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commented ‘We are delighted to include the range of Heraeus platinum sensors within our portfolio. It is a perfect fit which complements our current range. With our involvement across many different industries we see an increased demand
for sensors at temperatures of 500°C and above. This being particularly relevant in the industrial probe sensor, automotive and 3D printing markets. Thin film platinum RTD elements are now extremely cost effective compared with
other RTD sensing technologies, and due to their key characteristics of high precision, stability, repeatability and interchangeability, we see opportunities for even greater use within the UK and Irish markets.’
ATC Semitec 01606 871680
www.atcsemitec.co.uk
CASELLA’S DUST DETECTIVE: LOW KEY, HIGH VALUE SITE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
short-term boundary and environmental monitoring in both indoor and outdoor environments. Able to monitor over 12 hours on its internal batteries, the lightweight, portable equipment is the ideal solution for monitoring levels of harmful dust on site.
C Encompassing the Microdust Pro real time dust monitor and the Apex2 air-sampling
pump, the Detective unit is easy to assemble, providing real time data that can be easily downloaded for analysis and reporting. This allows users to identify the trends in dust levels, areas of concern and hot spots that require action. The simple to use, unobtrusive and ruggedised black enclosure features quick release clips around the measurement probe, allowing fast setup times.
Casella 01234 844100
www.casellasolutions.com
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asella’s Dust Detective provides
TC Semitec, the UK’s leading distributor of temperature sensors, has announced that the
FLOWMETERS HELP REDUCE DRUG PRODUCTION COSTS
T
itan Enterprises Atrato and MetraFlow ultrasonic inline
flowmeters are used by drug manufacturers to streamline production and reduce costs. These devices measure a liquid's rate of flow with extraordinary levels of accuracy, helping drug manufacturers control small details that make a big difference during production. Production of pharmaceutical drugs presents difficult challenges for process instrumentation used to monitor and optimise the process. Typically drug production processes require devices able to cope with low flow rates and constructed from ultra- pure materials so as to maintain hygienic, sterile and sanitary conditions.
Learn More:
www.flowmeters.co.uk/atrato-ultrasonic-flowmeters/ Titan Enterprises 01935 812790
www.flowmeters.co.uk
our competitors are starting to introduce the 6 mA DC breaker test for EVSE testing to their multi- function testers" said Brendan Beaver the sales manager of Metrel UK Ltd supplier of innovative test solutions, at a recent exhibition. “It confirms what
THE ONLY ONES IN STEP “
We, at Metrel are pleased to hear
we have been shouting for the last 2 years about testing the installation vehicle chargers was correct. We hadn't misinterpreted the 18th edition. But persuading customers that Metrel is the only one in the parade in step has been hard but rewarding work. And it is good to have it confirmed.” The EVSE adapter, Metrel A1532, gives the customer basic functional tests by
simulating a vehicle connected to the charge point as well as access to the complete charger system to allow the electrical tests to be performed.
Metrel 01924 245000
www.metrel.co.uk
n 22 September 2018, a Japanese H-IIB rocket launched the HTV supply vessel containing the ACLS (Advanced Closed Loop System) module destined for the
International Space Station (ISS). The ACLS is tasked with “recycling” CO2 from the air in the spacecraft and generating fresh oxygen for the crew by means of electrolysis. KELLER AG für Druckmesstechnik has developed and manufactured highly reliable absolute and differential pressure transmitters to regulate these processes. The International Space Station moves around the Earth at some 400 km above its surface. As barely any oxygen is present at this altitude, it must either be supplied from the ground or generated on board the ISS. Bringing oxygen to outer space is expensive, with transportation costs for 1 kg of payload coming in at around EUR 33,000. It is therefore a good idea to try to process the air exhaled by the astronauts in order to generate oxygen that can be inhaled again. This is the purpose of the ACLS, which was transported to the American Destiny module (US laboratory) on 22 September 2018. Airbus developed the ACLS on behalf of the European Space Agency ESA. In the ACLS cycle, oxygen is generated by the carbon dioxide from the cabin air being turned into methane and water using hydrogen obtained from splitting water molecules and adding energy. The electrolysis process extracts breathable oxygen from the water. According to Airbus, the system is designed for a crew of three astronauts and saves 450 kg of additional water load per year. At full performance, the ACLS extracts 3 kg of CO2, supplies 2.5 kg of oxygen and produces 1.2 kg of water each day.
KELLER 0845 6432855
www.keller-pressure.co.uk
January 2020
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