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The microwave chemical sensor is mostly used to safeguard large, open areas. Warehouses, halls, and galleries can all benefit greatly from its broad range and vast volumetric pattern. Although it has a long range of up to 100 m, its energy may also be focussed into beam shapes using steel caps with various shaped openings. These coverings are known as antennas or horns.
The microwave chemical sensor needs to be firmly fastened to a vibration-free surface. It ought to be placed away from heavy doors, false ceilings, and partitions.
Steer clear of installing microwave chemical sensors near transformers or other resonant machinery.Never expose fans or louvres to the microwave sensor. The microwave sensor shouldn’t be pointed at fluorescent lights because they emit electromagnetic energy. Another danger is the use of modern, highly reflecting louvres for fluorescent lighting in locations with VDU screens.
Global microwave chemical sensor market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
In order to give more clients the option to evaluate the overall consistency of mixed pulps with a flow-through sensor, ABB has upgraded its KPM KC7 Microwave Consistency Transmitter range with a larger flow-through sensor to accommodate process pipes with a diameter of up to 16″. The industry leader in technology has also released an updated insertion type with a better dual-plate sensor.
Both device alternatives will be employed in the mills’ stock preparation department, which feeds the paper machine’s wet end. ABB’s market reach is increased by the larger flow-through model, which now accommodates pipes wider than 12″, which previously could only employ insertion kinds but can now take into account both.
The larger size, which encompasses the entire pipe diameter the best process control is possible thanks to the most accurate, trustworthy measures of complete consistency available on the market, independent of flow rate.
ABB’s KPM KC7 sensor range has now been expanded to include an additional pressure sensor, which is accessible as a spare part and will help with diagnostics. The updated sensors are simple to use and maintain and have no moving parts or need for preventive maintenance. They are also compatible with third-party couplings for quick upgrades and replacements, resulting in a low total cost of ownership.
