Current Sensors Available

Circular

Electrodes arranged uniformly around a process vessel or pipeline of non-conducting material. A single earth electrode is required a short axial distance from the measurement electrodes.

Probe (single earth)

Linear array of electrodes on a non-conducting support material within a non-conducting vessel. A single earth electrode is required, usually at the top or bottom of the measurement electrodes.

Probe (dual earth)

Linear array of electrodes on a non-conducting support material within a non-conducting vessel. Two earth electrodes are required at the top and bottom of the electrode array.

Channel (U sensor)

An array of electrodes suitable for open channels with 4 electrodes on either side and 8 electrodes along the base of the channel.

Dual-Probe (PI sensor)

16 electrodes arranged as two opposing linear arrays of 8 electrodes.

Cross-correlation

A measurement strategy for 2 circular sensors. Voltage measurements from each sensor are inter-leaved. These measurement files can be read by ITS's Cross-Correlation Software to determine velocity distribution across a pipe.

Circular

Electrodes arranged uniformly around a process vessel or pipeline of electrically conducting material. The electrodes are insulated from the vessel or pipeline wall. A single earth electrode is required a short axial distance from the measurement electrodes.

Probe

Linear array of electrodes on a conducting support material within a conducting vessel. Two earth electrodes are required at the top and bottom of the electrode array.