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SensoTech releases LiquiSonic analyzer for liquids

Source: SensoTech Inc.
01 April, 2015
SensoTech releases LiquiSonic analyzer for liquids
SensoTech releases LiquiSonic analyzer for liquids
LiquiSonic inline analyzer continuously measures concentrations in process liquids and provides the data online.

April 1, 2015 - SensoTech releases LiquiSonic analyzer that can be used in almost any liquids of the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, food production, semiconductor technology, metal production and many more industries. The analyzer monitors complex reactions such as crystallizations or polymerizations. In crystallizations, critical parameters include the saturation degree, the crystal content or the metastable range, whereas in polymerizations the analysis of the polymerization degree is important.

LiquiSonic technology is based on sonic velocity measurement that provides high-precision and stable measuring results being updated every second. Sonic velocity devices are extremely robust and maintenance-free, corrosion-resistant by using special materials, and integrable into the process without bypass. LiquiSonic sensors are installed directly into pipes of any size or into vessels. The measurment is continuously inline and the results are provided online. The LiquiSonic controller displays and stores the results.

The trend view shows the process status at any time. If the measuring result exceed or fall below thresholds, a signal will be sent immediately. For automated process control, the measuring results can be transferred to the process control system. Via a PC-interface, it is possible to read all data and to create reports and protocols.

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