In numerous industrial manufacturing processes, the inline measurement of concentrations is required to monitor the product quality and to produce efficiently in terms of resources. Sonic velocity is recommended as a measuring method, because it provides highly precise and actual measuring values within seconds. Furthermore, the measuring systems can be installed without a bypass and are used in almost all chemical substances.
The LiquiSonic® measuring system produced by SensoTech is based on the above mentioned method and has proved to be reliable for over 20 years in numerous industrial and laboratory applications. Whether installed directly in the pipeline or in a vessel, the measuring system measures reliably the concentrations of process liquids. The system is the most suited, not only due to its robust and maintenancefree construction and its easy handling, but also for use in specific processes with different materials and designs. Thus there are lots of possibilities, for example, corrosion resistant sensor coatings, installation lengths up to 3m or diverse process fittings like DIN, Varivent, Clamp or ANSI.
These sensors are also available with an ATEX and IECEx approval for using them in hazardous areas. Beside the sensors, the controller is also included in the system. This controller manages and visualises the measuring data transferred over common interfaces to control systems.
The measuring system is used in the chemical, pharmaceutical, beverage production, steel and automobile industries and many more. The focus is particularly on process and quality safety, increased yield as well as savings in energy and raw materials.
In the beverage industry, for example, the measurement of sugar, whey or must content is very important. In breweries, however, the main focus is the content of extract, original gravity and alcohol. For filter or filling processes, exact phase detection is also very essential. The highly precise LiquiSonic sensors completely made of stainless steel 1.4571 meet the measuring and hygienic requirements of the beverage industry.
And in many other industries, the LiquiSonic measuring system is able to optimise process engineering procedures. For example, the concentration of cooking and black liquor is monitored in the pulp and paper production, the coffee extract or starch concentration in the food industry and the quality of cleaning and rolling oil baths in mechanical engineering.
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