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Level and tank contents instrumentation
News Release from: Pulsar Process Measurement | Subject: dB40
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 May 2004
New 'ultra-long range' ultrasonics level
metering
Pulsar Process Measurement have just launched their dB40 non-contacting ultrasonic transducer, designed to give a measurement range of 40 metres, and is equally applicable to solids or liquids
Pulsar Process Measurement of Worcester, UK, have just launched their dB40 non-contacting ultrasonic transducer As the name suggests, the dB40 is designed to give a measurement range of 40 metres, and can be used equally successfully on solids or liquids
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 18 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The dB40 has a compact, canister-style design that makes it easy to install and, like the rest of the family of dB transducers, can be sited up to 500metres away from its control unit.
The connection is made with a simple shielded pair cable and the dB40 can be paired with any of Pulsars Ultra or Blackbox control units.
Dead band is only 1m from the transducer face.
Ultrasonic level measurement works by generating a sound wave and analysing the echo that returns from the material you are measuring.
The dB40s very long range is achieved by a clever array of crystals in the transducer head providing high power with a narrow beam angle, coupled with the Pulsar patented Datem echo processing software, which locks onto the echo corresponding to the correct level and follows it unerringly as it travels with the rise and fall of material.
The dB40 completes the dB family of transducers, providing reliable and accurate level measurement over a range from 125mm right through to 40m. Request a free brochure from Pulsar Process Measurement ...
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