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Field Unit for Water Analysis Decentralised Module for Exact Measurement of Water Parameters

Editor: Ahlam Rais |

Bürkert’s modular Online Analysis System for measuring water quality is now also available as a compact field unit. Parameters can be set and measured data evaluated via digital interfaces.

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As a particularly compact analysis field unit without a display, the analysis system is now available for distributed application.
As a particularly compact analysis field unit without a display, the analysis system is now available for distributed application.
(Source: Bürkert Fluid Control Systems)

Measuring the quality of water is essential in many sectors. Be it in seawater desalination plants, waterworks, the food and pharmaceutical industry or for water distribution networks, the quality must always be checked, documented and faults detected immediately. Bürkert Fluid Control Systems has now further developed its proven modular Online Analysis System (Type 8905).

The field unit can be equipped with up to six sensor cubes, which it supplies with power, and guarantees full communication with the process control system. Required parameters, such as pH, chlorine/chlorine dioxide, conductivity, redox potential (ORP) and turbidity, can be recorded at various points in the process. Using the EDIP (Efficient Device Integration Platform) and graphical programming f(x), all the parameters of the various sensor cubes can be adapted and individual warning messages generated, states the firm. The company also supports the setup of customised systems.

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