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Radar material flow sensor for pipes and hoses

Flow monitoring Flow monitoring is a procedure that demands a reliable and reproducible surveillance of limit values and flow patterns. Flow sensors detect critical deviations of the flow rate of liquid and gaseous media. Typical areas of application are the monitoring of cooling circuits in welding applications for example, protection against dry running of pumps, as well as the flow monitoring in air ducts and air conditioning equipment. Because of the calorimetric mode the media temperature is also monitored. Flow rate measurement In addition to reproducibility, flow-rate measurement demands a defined degree of accuracy. The flow meters continuously and accurately measure a defined volume of a fluid per unit of time and are suitable for applications where qualitatively consistent process results and a steady supply of fluids is essential. We offer flow meters with calorimetric, magnetic-inductive and Vortex measurement principle for various areas of application.

Radar Sensor measuring Spray quality signature for industrial applications

System measuring the lateral distribution of Rauch Landmaschinen fertilizer disc spreaders

The OPTIFLUX 1000 is an electromagnetic flow sensor. Combined with the IFC 050, IFC 100 or IFC 300 signal converters it forms the OPTIFLUX 1050, OPTIFLUX 1100 and OPTIFLUX 1300 electromagnetic flowmeters for water and other conductive, non-abrasive media and OEM machinery applications.

Free chlorine/chlorine dioxide/ozone measuring system for water applications The OPTISYS CL 1100 measuring system consists of the membrane free OPTISENS CL 1100 sensor. The sensor is characterised by standardised design, easy handling and a long life cycle. Together with the MAC 100 converter, flow-through holders, valves, temperature sensor and an optional pH sensor OPTISENS PH 8500, this is a tested and ready to use measuring system which is very reliable and easy to maintain. The system is suitable for a wide range of water analysis measurement tasks. — Complete measuring system – ready to use and easy maintenance — High quality and precise gold electrodes for usage in water analysis — Membrane-free sensor for a wide application range

The OPTIFLUX 6000 is an electromagnetic flow sensor for hygienic applications. Combined with the IFC 050, IFC 100 or IFC 300 signal converters it forms the OPTIFLUX 6050, OPTIFLUX 6100 and OPTIFLUX 6300 electromagnetic flowmeters.

The OPTIMASS 2000 is a Coriolis mass flow sensor. Combined with the MFC 400 signal converter it forms the OPTIMASS 2400 high-performance Coriolis mass flowmeter for bulk mass and high volume flow measurement of gases and (non-)conductive liquids.

The OPTIMASS 3000 is a Coriolis mass flow sensor. Combined with the MFC 010 and MFC 400 signal converters it forms the OPTIMASS 3010 and OPTIMASS 3400 Coriolis mass flowmeters for demanding low flow and dosing applications with gases and (non-) conductive liquids.

The OPTIMASS 6000 is a Coriolis mass flow sensor. Combined with the MFC 400 signal converter it forms the OPTIMASS 6400 high performance Coriolis mass flowmeter for all process applications including cryogenic or high temperature media as well as high pressure fluids.

The OPTIFLUX 2000 is an electromagnetic flow sensor. Combined with the IFC 050, IFC 100 or IFC 300 signal converters it forms the OPTIFLUX 2050, OPTIFLUX 2100 and OPTIFLUX 2300 electromagnetic flowmeters for basic to advanced water and wastewater applications.

The OPTIFLUX 5000 is an electromagnetic flow sensor. Combined with the IFC 100 or IFC 300 signal converters it forms the OPTIFLUX 5100 and OPTIFLUX 5300 electromagnetic flowmeters for aggressive and abrasive media and other demanding applications with conductive liquids.

Solution for partially filled pipes The TIDALFLUX 2000 flow sensor with integrated and non-contact capacitive level measuring system provides accurate flow measurement in partially filled pipes. TIDALFLUX is designed to measure reliably between 10% and 100% of the pipe cross section. The integrated level sensors in the liner are in no contact with the liquid and are therefore insensitive against fat and oil floating on the surface.

The OPTIFLUX 4000 is an electromagnetic flow sensor. Combined with the IFC 050, IFC 100 or IFC 300 signal converters it forms the OPTIFLUX 4050, OPTIFLUX 4100 and OPTIFLUX 4300 electromagnetic flowmeters for basic to advanced applications with aggressive and abrasive media or other conductive liquids.

Ultrasonic flowmeter for high temperature gas and steam As the OPTISONIC 8300 provides a large measurement range and does not require recalibration, the installation can be simplified and costs reduced. For example since the flow sensor does not need to be removed, shut off valves and a bypass are not required. Also thanks to the large measurement range, a dual range measurement setup is not required. Traditional steam measurement solutions need continuous attention and recalibration to guarantee proper operation. As the diagnostics of the OPTISONIC 8300 enables it to look after itself, it does not require any attention. Even periodically recalibration is not required since the OPTISONIC 8300 provides excellent long term stability. Periodical verification of the proper functioning of the device can easily be done using the diagnostics as required.

Jerko flow measurement is a unique success story since the beginning of the project. At the request of the German Massivumformung e.V., a sensor system for the reliable detection of spray quantities was developed. Of course, the partners of Massivumformung e.V. could rely on the innovative power of Jerko and now have the possibility to monitor their process even better. The sensor is suitable for all common forming lubricants - whether they contain oil or solids. Even non-Newtonian fluids are reliably detected. The sensor has a space-saving design and can be integrated into almost any spray system, even retrospectively. With the sensor you know even before the next forming operation whether the tool has been supplied with the required amount of lubricant and eliminate the resulting tool damage or consequential costs.

The function of the flow sensor is based on the calorimetric principle. The probe is heated up from the inside a few degrees Celsius in relation to the flow medium, in which it protrudes. When the medium flows, the heat generated in the probe is dissipated through the medium. The temperature within the sensor is measured and compared with the likewise measured medium temperature. From the obtained temperature difference the flow state of each medium can be derived. These sensors are applied in areas such as monitoring of cooling systems, ventilation systems, pump dry running by checking the presence of liquid or gas flows.