MicroNIR PAT-L
New NIR transmission probe for reliable liquid analysis under adverse process conditions
Excellent process knowledge and process control
Avoidance of faulty batches and plant-related incidents
Cost reduction and increased efficiencies
Custom installation - even in EX zones - flexible choice of materials, sizes and flanges
The MicroNIR PAT-L is a customized transmission probe for in-process liquid analysis. Since every process is different, the user gets a solution tailored exactly to his needs. Diverse optical path lengths enable optimal signal yield for best NIR spectra and most accurate predictions. The Hastelloy probe withstands harsh chemistry, as well as extreme pressure-temperature conditions.
Easy mounting via EN or ASME flanges. Up to 900 mm immersion depth allows installation on thick-walled reactors. The maintenance-free probe operates without fiber optics and without moving parts inside. This allows use even under harsh conditions. The included software has model generation for qualitative (PCA) and quantitative (PLS) analysis right on board. This saves costs and allows rapid implementation in the process. Smart integration into the customer's DCS is easy via USB, Ethernet or OPC-UA; but adaptations to 4 - 20 mA, ModBus, etc. are also possible. GMP-compliant installation is supported.
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New NIR transmission probe for reliable liquid analysis under adverse process conditions
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