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s::can Ammo::lyser Ammonia System

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s::can Ammo::lyser sensor

s::can Con::lyte electronics

s::can Ammo::lyser ulilieses the latest technology for measurement of ammonia ion. It also measures potassium, pH and temperature to allow a fully compensated ammonium measurement for influent, aeration tank and final effluent applications.

Features

Continuous measurement
No sample preparation
No filtration required
Programmable concentration alarms
NH3 graphs and current value displayed on colour touch screen
Months of historical data can be recalled and displayed graphically

Specifications

Detection Limit 0.1 mg/L NH4-N

Measuring Range 0.1 - 1000 mg/L NH4-N

Reproducibility 3%

Response Time 2 minutes

Mains Power 230 VAC/50 Hz

Current Usage 0.15 Amp

Enclosure Sensor IP67, Electronics IP65

Display Colour touchscreen

Data Presentation Operator checkable

Data Storage 1 MB

Application Papers

Improved Nutient Removal Using an On-line Ammonia Analyser to Control a Sewerage Treatment Plant

Advanced process control using an on-line NH3 analyser allows the production of improved and consistent effluent quality, with less aeration and a reduced N load to the environment.

The performance of a wastewater treatment plant can be improved quite easily. Using advanced process control techniques, processes are improved and contentration of discharged components decreased.

Improved Nutient Removal Using an On-line Ammonia Analyser to Control a Sewerage Treatment Plant

Advanced process control using an on-line NH3 analyser allows the production of improved and consistent effluent quality, with less aeration and a reduced N load to the environment.

taking the guesswork out of water and wastewater

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