Density and Concentration Meter DIMF

DIMF Liquid density meters are used for continuous monitoring of density, mass flow measurement, fiscal measurements, quality control, monitoring of waste water, product recognition, dosing, injection or blending of additives, control of chemical reactions, measurement of concentrations, monitoring and control of distillation, filtration, sedimentation, mixing or fermentation processes, process control, measurement of solid percentages in liquids, measurement of foams and suspensions etc.

• Concentration measurement of acids and bases (hydrochloric/sulphuric/nitric acid, sodium hydroxide, aromatic chlorine solution, ammonia, urea,…)
  
• Concentration measurement of alcohol and solvents (ethanol, methanol, DMAC, methyl butanol, aceton, glycol, adblue, anti-freeze…)
  
• Concentration measurement of solids in liquids (porcelain, ketchup, fat in milk, sugar/Brix, water/starch, tartaric acid…)
  
• Density measurement (hydro carbons, bio fuel, air bubbles in water …)

Operating Principle

The DIMF series density/concentration meter is based on the oscillating element principle. The fluid to be measured flows through the oscillating element (a tuning fork for Type 1.3, an oscillating tube for type 2.0) that is excited electro-magnetically and will oscillate at its natural frequency. Changes in the density of the fluid lead to changes in the natural frequency. These frequency changes will be picked up by the electronic transducer and converted into a signal proportional to density or concentration

DIMF 1.3 Hollow tuning fork; Measurement of almost all pumpable non-aggressive liquids or liquid mixtures, especially hydrocarbons - for custody transfer applications
DIMF 2.0 / 2.1 Vibrating element in the form of a Tuning fork bent tube; for chemicals and aggressive media

Cabinets, Compact Solutions

Density Cabinets: Sampling Function for Custody Transfer, Urea Measurement, etc.	Density measurement combined with a turbine meter and a flowcomputer for indirect mass metering of light hydro carbons	CDU Compact Density Unit

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