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Non-Nuclear Density Meter For Slurry
There is a company called Industrial Tomography Systems (ITS) that just introduced a non-nuclear densitometer. According to ITS, it is a technology designed around electrical conductivity. The DENS-ITOMETER monitors slurry flow across an entire cross section and provides accurate, real-time...
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Controlling Variable Frequency Drive Speed
>At that speed, you will definitely need external cooling, >as the internal cooling will be non existant. Trying to run >a motor at 1% of its rated speed and expect good >control?....not a good idea. Have been down that road many >times because of poor engineering and sizing errors. Is...
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What Thermocouple Types have you used for temperature control?
The simplest way to understand the different type of thermocouple is by their range of measurement and sensitivity. Type J has a range of minus 40 °C to +750 °C and sensitivity of about 50 °C Type K has sensitivity of approximately 41 °C. Measurement range is minus 200 °C to +1350 °C /...
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AC Interference on Digital Input Circuitry
You might want to consider using an optically isolated Digital input module. OPTO 22 Digital Input module has the optically isolated technology. You can look at their products at http://www.opto22.com/ and see if it can help you. Good Luck
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Electromagnetic Flowmeter Fluctuations
Another possibility is that the location of the meter where it is installed in the flow line. Typically, a magnetic flow meter requires that the inflow of the fluid is in a straight pipe that is 10x its diameter. The outflow has to be a straight pipe of 5 x the meter diameter. This is to avoid...
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