Low Cost Insertion Liquid Densitometer

RBDM-C Low cost Insertion DENSITOMETER/CONCENTRATION METER  operates on the vibrating element principle, the element in this case being a tuning fork structure that is immersed in the liquid being measured. The tuning fork is excited into oscillation by a piezoelectric device internally, secured at the root of one tine. The frequency of vibration is detected by a second piezoelectric device, which is secured in the root of the other tine.

Description

  • Principle
  • Features
  • Specification
  • Model Selection
  • Applicants
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Principle

The RBDM-C Insertion Liquid Densitometer is based on the tuning fork technology. Fluid density is determined directly from the resonant frequency of the tuning fork immersed in the fluid.
A temperature sensor (PRT) is also fitted within the transmitter to indicate the operating temperature. It is an all-welded sensor that is designed for insertion into a pipeline, open tank, or closed tank.

Features

The RBDM-C Low cost Insertion DENSITOMETER Features:

Specification

The RBDM-C Low cost Insertion DENSITOMETER Specification:

 

Technical parameter

Output signal: 

Output signal: 4~20mA

Power supply: 

24VDC (Don’t connect external resistor or serial PLC!)

Concentration range:

0-100%(20℃)

Density range:

0~3g/ml;

Accuracy

Density:

0.002 g/ml , resolution: 0.0001, repeatability: 0.0005

Concentration

0.5% , resolution:0.1, repeatability:0.2

Explosion-proof Class

isolating explosion ExdII BT6

Maximum pressure

<1Mpa

Medium temperature

0~60℃(liquid state)

Ambient temperature

-40~85℃

IP Class

IP65

Viscosity of medium

<1500mpa·s

Physical properties

Electrical interface

M20X1.5

Process interface

DN20~80 Flanges

Wetted parts

316 stainless steel

 

Model Selection

The RBDM-C Low cost Insertion DENSITOMETER Model Selection:

Applicants

The RBDM-C Low cost Insertion DENSITOMETER/CONCENTRATION METER  is ideally suited to applications where continuous, real-time measurement of density is required. For example, it can be used in process control where density is the primary control

parameter for the end product, or is an indicator of some other quality control parameter such as % solids, or % concentration.


Some Typical applications are:

  • Blending.
  • Mixing.
  • Evaporator control.
  • End point detection in batch reactions.
  • Interface detection in continuous separators.
  • Interface detection in multi-product pipelines.

 

  • Typical industries include:
  • Oil and petrochemical.
  • Brewing.
  • Food.
  • Pharmaceutical.
  • Minerals processing (clays, carbonates, silicates, etc.)

 


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