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Power Genex All-In-One Exd Switchbox and Solenoid from J+J UK
J ATEX infrared thermometer
monitors sulfur recovery process F
luke Process Instruments offers a dedicated, robust solution for monitoring Claus reactors during the
recovery of elemental sulfur from process streams. In this setup, ATEX-certified infrared thermometers measure temperatures inside the furnace with short response times. Temperature control of the sulfur recovery process is vital since temperature variations can upset the chemical reaction, causing damage to the fire-clay refractory or even failure of the reactor. Conventionally, thermocouples are used for this application. Such probes must be exchanged at very short intervals, because of the highly corrosive process gases, resulting in significant maintenance costs and downtime. To overcome this problem, thermocouples can be embedded in the refractory or fully shielded by an enclosure. However, this leads to very long response times and inaccurate temperature readings.
Fluke Process Instruments
marcom2.emea@flukeprocessinstruments.de
www.flukeprocessinstruments.com
Stainless steel temperature gauges L
+J UK, a leading ISO9001 approved supplier of air actuators, air actuated valves, plus position control, monitoring and feedback equipment, offer the all-in-one ATEX Exd limit switch box and integral Exd solenoid Valve Position Monitor from Power Genex. This robust unit saves installation time and cost compared to a standalone switchbox and solenoid and offers outstanding performance under harsh working conditions. Many switch options are available including up to 4 x SPDT micro
switches, or 4 x inductive proximity sensors and a 4-20mA output transmitter. The monitor is available with either an aluminium or stainless steel housing and solenoid, or a combination of aluminium and stainless steel.
J+J Automation UK Ltd 01629 55577
www.jjautomation.com
Abacus cold mains water meter type Em scaled 0-999 litres in steps of 1 litre
Hertfordshire company Aquameter has developed the ABACUS digital water measuring system for dispensing accurate preset quantities of water straight into mixing vessels, tanks, etc. Easy to install and simple to use, the ABACUS delivers repeatable results day in, day out, reliably and consistently. Thousands of units have been sold worldwide to a whole variety of industries where water is added to powders or granules for mixing purposes. Just dial in the batch amount required and press the start button. The unit stops the flow of water when the required quantity has been delivered - easy.
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Aquameter Ltd 01992 442 861
www.aquameter.co.uk
dding a preset quantity of water to a mix has long been carried out using pails or hosepipes. Not very accurate and certainly no consistent. Now,
abfacility now offer Bi-Metal Stainless Steel Thermometers with bottom or back entry and 'any-angle' versions available to buy direct from our ecommerce website.
• Micro adjustable pointer • Class 1 with 316 S/S Stem • 100mm Face size with various lengths and diameters available • 1-year guarantee offered for working parts / default • Adjustable installation fittings - comprehensive range of compression fittings available • Optional 1/2" BSP Thermopocket available • Temperature Ranges from -20°C to 200°C
Standard stainless-steel gauges and pockets are suitable for air, oil, water and other non-erosive fluids. Environmental conditions should be taken into account when considering suitable materials for dial case, etc.
The function of the gauge does not require any special maintenance procedures but frequent checks must be made to ensure that the instrument is still working correctly and accurately.
Labfacility 01243 871280
www.labfacility.com
Intelligent Sensors in Bioethanol Production E
NEW FLEXIBLE MODULE FROM HBM
xposure to aggressive process conditions found in bioethanol production directly impacts the lifetime of pH electrodes. METTLER
TOLEDO's InPro® 3250i pH electrode is specifically designed for use in harsh, demanding process conditions where extremes in pH, pressure and temperature are present. Featuring highly alkali-resistant membrane glass to safeguard precise measurements, and pre- pressurized liquid electrolytes to minimise the effects of diaphragm clogging. With advanced electrode diagnostics and 'Plug and Measure' technologies, intelligent pH measuring systems better facilitate maintenance and calibration procedures when compared with conventional pH systems. Intelligent Sensor Management (ISM®)
enables operators to plan and carry out maintenance based on a sensor's predicted lifetime leading to lower maintenance costs, and reduces the risk of plant downtime due to failed measurement devices. Utilising real-time tracking of process pH value, temperature and operating time, ISM calculates when sensor calibration, cleaning or replacement is needed, with required maintenance recognised at an early stage
METTLER TOLEDO 38 JUNE 2018| INSTRUMENTATION 0116 235 7070
www.mt.com
latest addition to its rugged and flexible SomatXR Data Acquisition System. Suitable for measuring torque, rotational speed, angle, position, or displacement in harsh environments, the MX460B-R is a 4-channel, digital impulse and frequency measurement module which is suitable for precise acquisition of digital signals in a range of mobile applications such as vehicle testing and test benches. Also able to acquire information resulting from pulse width measurements or crank angle sensors to facilitate TDC (Tope Dead Centre) or angle-based data analysis in combustion testing, the latest module allows torsional vibration analysis and differential angle calculation in real time.
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HBM 01525 304980
www.hbm.com
CONNECTINGINDUSTRY.COM/INSTRUMENTATION
BM is pleased to announce the arrival of its new MX460B-R digital measurement module, which is the
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