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Particle counters are known for their ability to detect when a filter is reaching the end of its life. ORAKEL Particle Counters are sophisticated instruments suitable for municipal and industrial water treatment applications including filter performance monitoring, protecting RO membranes from colloidal fouling and corrosion product monitoring.
How it works
The ORAKEL Particle Counter works by counting particles. Particles larger than 127µm are sized as >127µm particles, but up to 6 size ranges can be programmed and counted for particles ranging from 2 to 127µm in diameter. The number of particles counted in each of these ranges is reported as counts per milliliter, counts per 100 milliliters, or raw counts.
As particles in a water stream flow through a cell they break a laser beam. This break is measured by a detector opposite the laser beam and the number of breaks is equal to the number of particles. The size of the signal (created as the particle passes through the beam) is proportional to the size of the particle.
Applications
The ORAKEL particle counters connects to an ORAKEL control unit which can connect up to 16 sensors to one unit, enabling users to combine other measurements such as turbidity, chlorine and pH. Typical applications include:
Laser Type
Solid-state laser diode (780nm)Cell Material
NituffTM coated aluminium PEEK plastic (optional)
Viewing Windows
Sapphire Detection Range 2-750 microns
Sizing Range
2-127 microns Flow Rate 75ml/min
Resolution
Better than 10% at 10 micron (ASTM-F658)
Coincidence Limit
20,000 cnts/ml Signal to Noise Ratio Better than 5: 1
Size Channels
Up to 3 user selectable and total counts
Display
Value and Alarms at the same time, controller dependent
Alarms
Sensor diagnostic, particle count limitLaser Diode Life
MTBF 75,000 hours@55°C
Measurement Type
Light obscuration, Volumetric
Comms
TCP/IP, Modbus, RS232, RS485, 4-20mA, Profibus
Power supply
100-250V AC, 50/60Hz 8-36V DC
Operating ambient temperature
0-50°C
Sample process temperature
Cleaning
Enclosure rating
IP65
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