Food Processing - August 2008 - (Page 52) e q u i P m e n t: F low & l e v e l Electromagnetic flowmeters FXE4000 series electromagnetic flowmeters are specifically designed for sanitary applications in the food, pharmaceutical, beverage and biotech industries. They meet 3A and EHEDG standards, and have FDAapproved materials for product contact surfaces including a non-toxic and nonabsorbent fluoropolymer liner and stainless steel electrodes, process fittings, flow tube and tube adapter. They can be cleaned and sterilized in place without disassembly and they have no cracks, crevices or surface imperfections, permitting smooth transitions and self draining capability. Some advantages of magnetic flowmeters include: no moving parts, no pressure loss and bidirectional flow measurement and installation in any orientation. ABB Instrumentation; Warminster, Pa. 215-674-6580; www.abb.com ▲▲Fast level sensor By combining the functionality of both the level and linear position product areas, the LLH magnetostrictive level sensor has the benefits of various sensor families in one package. The sensors provide fast response, a variety of output options and a design that meets sanitary specifications for the food and beverage industries. Accuracy, repeatability, and reliability of the magnetostrictive measurement, based on patented technology, are its foundations. They also provide remote programming and diagnostic capabilities, via serial communication over standard cabling, to simplify commissioning and troubleshooting. MTS Sensors Group; Cary, N.C. 919-677-2332; www.mtssensors.com Hygienic Coriolis flowmeters H-Series 2-in. and 3-in. hygienic Coriolis flowmeters are designed for CIP (clean-in-place) and WFI (water-for-injectibles) applications. They’re available in five sizes: 1/4, 1/2, 1-in., and the new 2 and 3-in. They accommodate mass flows up to 10,000 lb/min (272,000 kg/ hr) for applications such as CIP systems requiring compatibility with caustic cleaning solutions; viscous fluids such as corn syrup, meat slurries, starches, and confectionaries; skids with space constraints; dairy processing; edible fats and oils; and high purity utility loops (WFI). The flowmeters meet 3A authorization and ASME Bio-Processing Equipment Standards requirements. All sizes through 2-in. also have EHEDG (European Hygienic Equipment Design Group) certification. Electropolish finish is available on 1-in. and smaller units. Emerson Process Management/ MicroMotion Boulder, Colo; 303-527-5200 www.emersonprocess.com/micromotion ▲▲Accurate ultrasonic flowmeter The Innova-Sonic In-Line Model 206 is a state-of-the-art digital correlation transittime ultrasonic f lowmeter designed to give customers an alternative choice for typical liquid mag-meter applications where high performance and an affordable price are important. Its +/-0.5 percent of reading accuracy is as good as any typical magnetic f lowmeter, but the ability to measure down to zero f low and in virtually any clean liquid regardless of conductivity set it apart. Sierra Instruments; Monterey, Calif. 800-866-0200; www.sierrainstruments.com ▼▲Multiple frequency sonar meters All existing sonar transmitter technologies use only one sonar transducer frequency, and are thus severely limited as to where they can be successfully employed. In contrast, the ORCA Sonar Series’ third generation offers seven different sonar transducer frequencies, so the appropriate frequency can be selected according to the density of the interface that is being controlled and monitored. In essence, rather than reflecting small signals of 300 millivolts off the desired density interface, the ORCA range reflects signals as large as 2,500 millivolts because of its optimization of the sonar transducer frequency. Hawk Measurement Systems; Melbourne, Australia +613-9873-4750; www.hawk.com ▼▲Small pipe meters The insertion-style design of these turbine flowmeters allows them to be installed in small metal, composite or plastic piping. The Saddle Turbine Series is suitable for 2-, 3- and 4-in. line sizes and is interchangeable among these sizes. The products provide an economical insertion-style meter for smaller pipe diameters and addresses applications in the HVAC market and physical industry as well as hot and cold water applications. This series covers flow ranges from 25 gpm to 1650 gpm and provides linearity of +/-2 percent of reading or better. Hoffer Flow Controls; Elizabeth City, N.C. 800-628-4584; www.hofferflow.com Typing “flow” into the search bar at www.FoodProcessing.com will bring up 217 items; “level measurement” will get you 39 more. Start all your equipment searches at www. FoodProcessing.com. FoodProcessing.com MorE on tHE wEb 52 • Food Processing August 2008 http://www.abb.com http://www.emersonprocess.com/micromotion http://www.mtssensors.com http://www.hofferflow.com http://FoodProcessing.com http://FoodProcessing.com http://www.sierrainstruments.com http://www.hawk.com http://FoodProcessing.com http://foodprocessing.com
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