Suspended Solids & Turbidity Sensors
Measurement & Control
Systems of Valves
• Tideflex Mixing Systems
• Tideflex Effluent Diffusers
Valves
• Control valves - Singer
• Pinch valves (manual, air-operated)
• All-Rubber Check Valves - Tideflex
Sensors
• Oil Spill Detector - OilSpy
• Flow Conditioners - VORTAB
• Flow Meters - FCI (Thermal Dispersion)
• Flow Meters - Accelabar (Nozzle + Pitot)
• Flow Switches
• Pressure & Temperature Switches
• Level Transmitters
• pH Sensors
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Suspended Solids & Turbidity Sensors
Measurement & Control
Accurate & repeatable flow control.
Drop tight, bi-directional shut-off.
Abrasion resistant & self-cleaning.
The sleeve is the heart of every Pinch Valve, providing the valve lining, flange gaskets, and seating surface all in one. It's 100% full-port, and is like a pipe in-line.
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Suspended Solids Sensors - Operating Principle
This is based on the fundamental method of suspended solids measurement which is to shine a light of known intensity a fixed distance through a medium to a photocell detector.
The suspended solids in the medium absorb some of the transmitted light. The detector current gives a measure of the absorption which corresponds to suspended solids measurement.
MeasurIT Technologies Ltd.
Craan, Craanford,
Gorey, Co. Wexford, Ireland
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The alternating light principle design improves the measurement reliability and span stability of optical suspended solids instruments. By using two light sources and two detectors, Quadbeam™ sensors automatically compensate for component ageing, sensor fouling and daylight interference.
Read in details about the Alternating Light Principle.
Quadbeam™ Sensors operate in the near infrared range of 880nm. This is outside the visible light wavelength of 400 to 700nm to eliminate the effect of color.
The sensors measuring range and sensitivity is determined by the distance between the light source and the detector. The sensor with the longer path length is more sensitive to low levels of suspended solids, therefore it has the ability to detect small changes in concentration.
