Dew Point Transmitter controls moisture in processes.
September 30, 2008 -
Designed to promote energy conservation via efficient moisture control, SF Series can be mounted directly into output of dryer and is protected by HDPE disk filter against contamination by particulate matter. Trace moisture sensor has -40 to +60°C dew point measurement range and safely works in pressures to 20 bar. Standard output is temperature-compensated and measured in °C dew point; absolute humidity in g/m³ may also be specified.
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New SF Series From Michell Instruments Offers Cost-effective Means to Control Moisture
The new SF Series from Michell Instruments offers a step forward in the cost-efficient control of moisture via dew point measurement in all industrial areas where increased energy savings and efficiency create a unique competitive advantage.
In applications such as refrigeration dryers the process is often controlled using temperature measurement. Adding an efficient moisture control via dew point measurement enhances the efficiency of the process and allows significant savings in energy costs.
With a measurement range of -40 to +60°C dp the SF Series dew point transmitter satisfies customers' needs for precise and stable measurement not only in the refrigerant dryer industry but also in a range of other energy critical applications like pneumatic systems.
The SF series trace moisture sensor can be mounted directly into the output of the dryer and is protected by a HDPE disk filter, which prevents contamination of the sensor by particulate matter without disturbing the sample flow. Although small in size the SF series dew point transmitter safely works in pressures up to 20 bar. The standard output is temperature compensated and measured in °C dew point. For increased flexibility the customer can specify absolute humidity in g/m³.
For more information about the new cost efficient SF dew point transmitter and how it can save energy and increase efficiency in other OEM applications contact Michell Instruments.
About Michell Instruments
Michell Instruments is the international leader in the field of moisture and humidity measurement solutions. With over 30 years experience, Michell designs and manufactures a wide range of transmitters, instruments and system solutions capable of measuring trace moisture, humidity and dew point in a vast range of applications and industries ranging from compressed air, power generation, process, oil and gas, pharmaceutical and many more. With a fast growing international subsidiary and distribution network, Michell provides solutions in moisture and humidity to the most demanding customers across the globe.
About Rense Instruments
Rense Instruments is an industry leader in the development and production of humidity and temperature measuring sensors, humidity portable and laboratory instruments and calibration transfer standards. Rense Instruments was acquired by Michell in January 2006 and completes Michell Instruments product range in humidity solutions. Rense instruments expertise spans over three decades focusing on serving customers with solutions for HVAC, energy management, storage and many other general industry and OEM applications.
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