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Water-, garbage-, and environment industry

Sensor Partners' sensors lend themselves perfectly to applications in which they are exposed to a lot of pollution, water and weather influences. This makes them ideally suited for water, waste and energy technology, in balers, large conveyors, but also level measurements in (dirty) water basins or sewers, among others.

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Accurate level measurement for water treatment

The ultrasonic sensors from microsonic can be used for measuring (water)levels within the water- and waste water sector. The sensors are suited for level measurements in water treatment, in pumping stations and overflow basins.

Visualize the air quality in operation rooms

With thee FLIR GF343 you are able to visualize the air quality in operation rooms and to track down potential gas leaks. This way, the safety of surgery staff can be guaranteed.

The visualisation of potentially harmful gasses

The FLIR GF77 is a compact uncooled gas detection camera which is suited for detecting and visualising potentially harmful gasses in real-time with for example energy companies, oil- and gas facilities, chemical/ production facilities, the food and beverage industry, the agriculture, etc.

Visualising leaks in compressed air systems

An industrial acoustic imaging camera from FLIR, working via ultrasonic sounds, is suited for real-time visualization of potential leaks in compressed air systems.

Turbidity control of water

A contrast sensor can be used for carrying out a turbidity control of cleaning water, which after a while will get cloudier because of bacteria, dust, fats, etc. which start piling up in the water.

Wireless level measurements of the water level

With a wireless radar sensor you are able to carry out level measurements up to a maximum of 5 meter and thereby monitor the water level at rivers, streams, trenches, etc.

The inspection of frosted glass plates with a gloss measurement

With a gloss sensor you are able to inspect frosted glass plates for glossy spots, so that less products are turned down and the quality of end products increases.

Optimizing the production process of rotor blades

The ZLP2 is a laser projector which is able to carry out an accurate laser projection on a rotor blade construction, after which the fiberglass mats are cut off along these laser markings.

Level measurement in a pressure environment

Special pressure- and chemical resistent ultrasonic sensors are suited to perform a reliable level measurement in a pressure environment, such as in pressure vessels and tanks for the storage of chemicals.

Gloss measurement on primer surfaces

A gloss sensor with a 60° opening angles is suited for carrying out a gloss measurement on a primer surface to check whether a equal distribution of primer is applied.

Temperature measurement of brake discs in a wind turbine

A pyrometer as OEM model is suited to monitor the temperature of brake discs in a wind turbine in the limited mounting space and thereby preventing that these stop working or wil overheat.
Paper and pulp processing job progression and tear/break detection

Paper- and pulp production

The SS02 series are light grids which can ensure that the paper or pulp will remain in the middle of the course. The SM 6000 series is a suitable solution for detecting any tears in the paper.

Level measurements in silos with Atex-environment

An SP LAM distance laser in an Atex housing is suitable for performing level measurement in silos for the storage of dusty products that pose a risk of explosion.

Detections and measurements on conveyor belts with waste

On conveyor belts in dirty environments such as with waste sorting machines, photoelectric sensors with a high excess gain can be used for product detection and the feed speed can be reliably done using chemical resistent ultrasonic sensors.

Balers

In the dirty industrial environments of balers, the SM3000 or SM9000 series of emitter/receiver photoelectric sensors can be used to detect the presence and reached levels of waste.