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Dust monitor combines stability and durability

A Yokogawa product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 10, 2003

The Model DT400G dust monitor combines stability and durability for long-term maintenance-free operation in applications such as electrostatic precipitation, powder transport and dust recovery.

The Model DT400G dust monitor combines stability and durability for long-term maintenance-free operation in applications such as electrostatic precipitation, powder transport and dust recovery.

The new instrument incorporates a direct insertion sensor that operates on the friction electrostatic principle, where static electricity resulting from dust impacts on the probe is converted to a 4-20mA DC output current.

In operation, the DT400G provides continuous online monitoring of the concentration of almost any type of solid particle in moving gas streams.

Unlike instruments based on light beams and optical sensors, operation is unaffected by dust deposits or distortion of the duct through which the dust particles pass.

The resulting output stability, combined with the instrument's durability in harsh environments, means that it is virtually maintenance-free.

In addition, the integrated design of the sensor and convertor allows easy installation.

Typical applications include monitoring of electrostatic precipitators in the power and cement industries; detection of bag filter breakages in spray drier installations; monitoring of powder transport systems to detect blockages; and cyclone overflow detection in the fertiliser, mining and ceramics industries.

The unit will operate at temperatures up to 200C, pressures up to 200kPa, gas flow speeds from 4 to 30m/s, and maximum humidity of 40%.

It will detect particles of 0.3um or larger, and can measure concentrations from 0.1mg/m2 to 1kg/m2.

The DG400T operates from 90-110 and 180-250V AC power supplies at 50 or 60Hz, and offers a choice of socket or flange mounting configurations.

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