Chemistry / Petrochemistry
Chemical processes make very high demands on electronic pressure measuring instruments and hydrostatic fill level probes in two respects:
- processes may be complex with high dynamic pressures and fast changing temperatures
- the media are diverse and may be chemically aggressive, explosive, toxic, abrasive and sometimes also dirty and viscous.
Add to this top safety requirements, especially in explosion hazardous plant and equipment and the absolute demand for top operational reliability.
Applications
- Pressure monitoring of tanks for gas and fluids
- Pressure measurement in distillation columns, supply systems and vessels (e.g. ammonia, solvents)
- Fill level measurements in storage tanks for fluids or sludge
- Fill level monitoring in distillation columns and retention tanks
- Fill level measurement for coolants, condensates and end products
Certifications
Characteristics / special features
- nominal pressures from 100 mbar to 1 000 bar
- fill heights from 1 m WG
- pressure connections and membranes made of materials suited for virtually all gases and fluids in the chemistry/petrochemistry sector, e.g. many stainless steels, Hastelloy, titanium, high-purity ceramics Al2O3 99,9% - polished etc.
- robust die cast aluminium or stainless steel field frames
- 4 - 20 mA / 2L design, display or HART communication optional
- accuracy classes from OEM via industrial and up to 0.1% standard accuracy class
- temperature ranges from -40 to +125°C; protection classes IP65 to IP69K
CUSTOMIZED MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR CHEMISTRY AND PETROCHEMISTRY
XMP ci
ceramic sensor
process, oil and gas industry
- nominal pressure:0 ... 160 mbar up to 0 ... 20 bar
- 0.1 %
x|act i
stainless steel sensor (flush)
hygienical application
- nominal pressure:0 ... 400 mbar up to 0 ... 40 bar
- 0.1 %
DMK 351P
ceramic sensor (flush)
hygienical application
- nominal pressure:0 ... 40 mbar up to 0 ... 20 bar
- 0.25 % / 0.35 %
LMK 807
ceramic sensor
plastic submersible probe Ø 35
- nominal pressure:0 ... 4 mH2O up to 0 ... 100 mH2O
- 0.5 %
LMK 809
ceramic sensor
plastic probe Ø 45
- nominal pressure:0 ... 40 cmH2O up to 0 ... 100 mH2O
- 0,25 % / 0.35 %
LMK 858
ceramic sensor
separable plastic submersible probe Ø 45
- nominal pressure:0 ... 40 cmH2O up to 0 ... 100 mH2O
- 0.25 % / 0.35 %
LMK 351
ceramic sensor (flush)
environmental industry, renewable energy
- nominal pressure:0 ... 40 mbar up to 0 ... 20 bar
- 0.25 % / 0.35 %
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