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News Release from: Hydramotion | Subject: XL Series Process Viscometers
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 12 November 2001
Fluid viscosity measurement comes online
Once a mainstay of laboratory analysis, fluid viscosity measurement has now been brought on-line in the shape of XL Series Process Viscometers from Hydramotion.
Once a mainstay of laboratory analysis, fluid viscosity measurement has now been brought on-line in the shape of XL Series Process Viscometers from Hydramotion Robustly designed, yet capable of performing with high accuracy and stability, these sensors are well suited to fluid process environments across many industries
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Jul 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Viscosity measured on the spot
The Viscolite 700 from Hydramotion gives instant spot measurement of viscosity in the field, factory or lab without requiring any on-site setup or calibration.
Following simple flange installation - no off take piping is needed - the sensors will operate under a wide range of temperature, pressure and flow with very high immunity to plant noise.
Also, because the XL Series employs a vibrational principle of operation, the use of moving parts, seals or bearings is rendered as unnecessary.
Transducer construction is thus solid and streamlined and maintenance is virtually eliminated.
All XL Series transducers interface directly with the versatile HP550 Microprocessor unit which provides a digital readout and 4-20mA output.
Above all, on-line measurement, as performed by XL Series sensors, offers the comfort of knowing that any problematic trends or fluctuations in process viscosity will be immediately detected, enabling prompt corrective action to be taken. Request a free brochure from Hydramotion ...
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