Linear speed sensor SpeedFlow 2.0
electricanalog outputnon-contact

linear speed sensor
linear speed sensor
linear speed sensor
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Characteristics

Type of movement
linear
Technology
electric
Other characteristics
analog output, non-contact, digital output, robust, stainless steel, compact, high-temperature, high-resolution, combined, 2-channel, smart, set, IP65, plug-in
Temperature range

Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)

Max.: 80 °C
(176 °F)

Description

VELOCITY MEASUREMENT FOR SOLIDS Continous speed measurement for solids usable in free fall and pneumatics Especially designed for continuous measurement of velocity of solids and particles such as granulates, powders and dusts, which are transported in free fall or in pneumatic transport. Uses triboelectric correlation technology. FEATURES & BENEFITS - Continuous speed measurement of solids (powder, granules, dust ) in metal pipes - Measurement directly in the conveying stream / entrained flow - Measurement is completely independent of material - Simple retrofitting using a welding socket MAIN APPLICATIONS • Energy TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Material to measure - Dust, powders or granulates Working principle - Correlation Process pressure - Max. 1 bar Process temperature - Max. +80°C, optional +120°C Mounting - Via process connection Type of Conveying - Pneumatic leanphase Velocity range - 0,75…35 m/s Pipe diameter - No limit ATEX rating - None Output - 4…20mA, Modbus, Profibus

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ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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    8-10 Oct 2024 Dortmund (Germany)

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