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offer greater power than double-headed transducers at the same length.
• Excellent service life due to solid radiating element
made of a special titanium alloy
• Extremely homogeneous sound field without gaps or dips due to omnidirectional sonic distribution
• Particularly well-suitable to cleaning work in vacuum and overpressure environments and for use with reactors, such as those used in ultrasonic chemistry
• Extremely low space requirement
• High efficiency of more than 95%
• Available for the frequencies 25, 30 and 40 kHz
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unite robust construction with high efficiency and flexible connection options, while offering a broad spectrum of applications.
• Long service life through use of a special steel alloy for the casing
• Extremely good sonic yield due to use of optimized piezo transducer elements
• Standard frequencies: 25, 30, 40 and 80 to 150 kHz
Other frequencies available on request
• Multi-frequency transducers with 40, 80 and 120 kHz
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Power Sonics exclusive designs are known as the Type IP ultrasonic transducers. Typically each transducer requires a one kW generator to drive it and has a radiating surface of approximately 100 square inches. They are designed to be mounted in just about any position, depending on the cleaning application.
Faster, the Type IP transducer because of the lamination design and layout achieves more even cavitation, which result in a transducer which achieved cavitation easily and quickly. The lamination design produces higher cavitation intensity that is more evenly distributed throughout the cleaning area.
This type of magnetostrictive transducer design consists of individual laminations driven by a common coil. Coverage of the radiating surface with laminations results in a high intensity design capable of being driven at high power densities. Levels of 10 Watts per square inch of lamination are typical with this approach.
The high efficiency of this new transducer design also reduces stress on generator components, which results in extended generator life. Type GM, GL and GP generators power these immersibles.
Other advantages of the lamination material are mechanical, electrical and thermal toughness. Low voltage excitation and continuous polarization support the high efficiency design. The "Synergistic" driving action of the radiating surface allows the IP transducer to be driven at the highest usable power levels for achieving effective cavitation.
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The transmitters of ultrasounds immergeables constitute a simple solution to equip with the existing tanks. The models are function of the type of fixing, the obstruction, and the ultrasonic power necessary to the application.
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Sensortechnics is a leading manufacturer and distributor of a wide range of sensors and fluid control devices. The product portfolio includes basic pressure sensors, rugged transmitters, submersible level sensors and customised pressure sensing systems from 1 mbar up to 1000 bar as well as liquid level switches, oxygen, flow and force sensors. Additionally, Sensortechnics offers ultrasonic air bubble, air-in-line, liquid level and fluid monitoring sensors and detectors. Fluid control devices include miniature solenoid valves and diaphragm pumps, electronic pressure controllers and custom specific fluidic control systems.
Sensortechnics has more than two decades of experience in providing highly customised sensing products and in the development of complex integrated fluid control systems for OEM customers worldwide.
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Ultrasound level sensor SIMATIC PXS
Recording of fill levels from a distance of 3 cm to 10 m
Our sonar proximity switches sense objects of varying materials, shapes, colors or consistencies with absolute precision, flexibility and reliability.
The ultrasound level sensor is proper for level applications in containers due to its design and its technical constructions. The devices feature two switching outputs to which different distances can be assigned. This allows, for example, the minimum and maximum fill level in a tank to be evaluated. Regardless whether the objects are liquid, solid, powdery or even transparent.
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Short ultrasonic pulses between 10 kHz and 70 kHz are emitted by the transducer. These pulses are reflected by the product surface and received again by the transducer. They spread with sound velocity and the time from emission to receipt of the signals is proportional to the level in the vessel.
Latest microprocessor technology and proven ECHOFOX® software select the level echo from a number of false reflections and measure it exactly.
Just by entering the vessel dimensions, a level-proportional signal can be displayed. An adjustment with emptied and filled vessel is no longer necessary!
Thanks to different emitting frequencies, levels can be detected in a measuring range between 4 m and 70 m. Optional swivelling holders enable an ideal positioning of the sensors in the solid area.
Fluctuations of the product compositions or complete product changes do not influence the measurement results. A new adjustment is not necessary.
Advantages
- Non-contact
- Independent of product characteristics
Applications
- Level measurement of solids and liquids
- Good chemical resistance
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Pulsar's innovative dB range of transducers has taken ultrasonic level measurement into a new era. Unlike the high voltage, frequency dependent transducers of other manufacturers, which require special, protected interconnect cables, or low powered transducers built with intrinsic safety rather than performance in mind, the dB series combines low electrical power that meets intrinsic safety requirements with extraordinary high sonic power to give range and performance.
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Nivowave
Ultrasonic level measurement with revolutionary Acoustic Wave Technology
For continuous, non contact level measurement UWT GmbH now offers the new Nivowave series -
a solution for measurement where conventional ultrasonic measuring techniques have failed.
Acoustic Wave Technology provides exact measuring results even for long distances and in difficult applications. Dust, foam and environmental noise are problems of the past.
What is the Acoustic Wave Technology?
The Nivowave series emits a high powered acoustic wave transmit pulse hence any losses have a far less effect than in conventional ultrasonic devices.
The receiver circuitry is designed to identify and monitor low level return signals even when noise levels are quite high. Thus the environment conditions do not have much influence on the evaluation of signals. High power with low frequency combined with advanced software and the use of specifically shaped cones lead to successful measurement in a wide range of applications.
Automatic modulation of sensitivity and mapping of false echoes, simple mounting and easy programming cut the costs of commissioning considerably.
The measured signal is temperature compensated to provide maximum accuracy to the outputs and display.
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Ultrasonic sensor for continuous level measurement
Especially suitable for measurement of solids with optional swivelling holder for optimum adaptation to the vessel geometry and material cone
All advantages in an overview:
- transducer of PA with stainless steel diaphragm (316L) and integrated temperature sensor for correction of the running time
- sensor in compact version or with separate transducer
- accuracy ±10 mm
- ECHOFOX signal processing with Fuzzy-Logic
- adjustment with PLICSCOM, HART handheld or PC
- instrument from the plics® family
Measuring range: liquids 1 ... 25 m; solids: 1 ... 15 m
Process fitting: flange with optional swivelling holder
Process temperature: -40 ... +80 °C
Process pressure: -0,2 ... +0,5 bar (-20 ... +50 kPa)
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Bats are using this principle since a long time: sending out a sound wave and through the echoes, the distance to an object can be measured very accurate.
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