Oxygen analyzer O2 – Control
watermonitoringprocess

oxygen analyzer
oxygen analyzer
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Characteristics

Measured entity
oxygen, water
Application domain
monitoring, process
Measured value
concentration
Configuration
for integration, in-line, compact
Mode of use
automatic
Other characteristics
continuous, calibration, ecological

Description

Online measurement system for continuous monitoring of oxygen content in hot process water With O2 – Control the residual oxygen content of process water in the range of 0.001 mg/l to 0.5 mg/l can be monitored continuously. In a bypass procedure the compact wall unit takes minimal water samples from the process water, determines the oxygen value and evaluated it against preset threshold values. In case of an threshold value exceeding alarm will be signaled. Standardized interfaces offer a variety of integration possibilities in the process. The device can be installed easily in systems of different types. Also a subsequent installation is possible. TECHNICAL DATA Dimension of case: 400 x 250 x 160 mm (W x H x T), wall mounted Weight: approx. 8 kg Surrounding temperature: 5°C ... 50°C Relative humidity: 20% ... 80% Power supply: power supply unit 100 … 240 V / 50 … 60 Hz Power consumption: 15 V DC, approx. 20 W Raw and hot water connection: branch pipe with connection for PA-hose o.d. 4 mm, i.d. 2 mm, up streamed dirt filter ≤ 0.1 mm recommended Raw and hot water pressure: minimum 1 bar up to maximum 10 bars Drain: minimum ø 15 mm, pressure free Oxygen measurement range: 0.001mgl/l to saturation Threshold value setting: 0.01 mg/l ... 0.5 mg/l External signaling: potential free contacts Data output: RS 232 interface and current loop 4...20 mA Operation time of sensor: approx. 12 ... 18 months (without warranty)
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