ERT Circular Sensors

ERT sensors comprise of multiple electrodes which must make electrical contact with the fluid within the process volume. The most common geometry is a circular sensor with the electrodes arranged uniformly around the circumference.

his approach is suitable for pipeline based sensors for both R&D and industrial applications. Circular sensors can also be fitted to the circumference of process vessels although this tends to be limited to R&D applications. These sensors can be designed to minimise or eliminate any disturbance of the flow through the pipe by making the electrodes non-intrusive.

Circular Sensors:

Suitable for vessels & pipes

Materials:

• Acrylic
• PVDF/PTFE
• Polymer Lined Stainless Steel
• Glass

Electrodes:

• 316 Stainless Steel
• Hastelloy
• Platinum
• Copper

Expertise:

• Diameter:20 mm to 2m
• Temperature: 150°C Max
• Pressure: 30 barg Max

Laboratory Flow Loop

A typical laboratory sensor for low pressure and medium temperature applications would be of simple acrylic construction with electrodes fitted through the walls of the acrylic pipe as shown below. This type of construction allows for flow visualisation.

Integrated Tomography Rig

ITS is able to provide a full service tomography rig for mixing research. This can encompass any, or all of the following features:

• gas injection points
• Baffles
• flat or rounded base
• wall or baffle mounted linear sensor arrays
• stacked circular sensor arrays
• recirculation loop pipeline based arrays