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    US ISB52 ParticleSense

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    The document discusses the ParticleSense particle counter. It notes that ParticleSense can detect filter breakthrough hours in advance of other water quality measurements. It is also very user friendly to calibrate without needing to return to the factory. ParticleSense counts and sizes particles from 2 to 750 microns and provides particle data in user-adjustable size channels.

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    US ISB52 ParticleSense

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    The document discusses the ParticleSense particle counter. It notes that ParticleSense can detect filter breakthrough hours in advance of other water quality measurements. It is also very user friendly to calibrate without needing to return to the factory. ParticleSense counts and sizes particles from 2 to 750 microns and provides particle data in user-adjustable size channels.

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    The document discusses the ParticleSense particle counter. It notes that ParticleSense can detect filter breakthrough hours in advance of other water quality measurements. It is also very user friendly to calibrate without needing to return to the factory. ParticleSense counts and sizes particles from 2 to 750 microns and provides particle data in user-adjustable size channels.

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    US ISB52 ParticleSense

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    The document discusses the ParticleSense particle counter. It notes that ParticleSense can detect filter breakthrough hours in advance of other water quality measurements. It is also very user friendly to calibrate without needing to return to the factory. ParticleSense counts and sizes particles from 2 to 750 microns and provides particle data in user-adjustable size channels.

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    The ParticleSense performance reliability, ease of use, and measurement capability make it an ideal choice for online filter

    performance monitoring and optimization. This is most clearly demonstrated in the ParticleSense’s ability to detect filter
    breakthrough often hours in advance of any NTU change.

    Close to two decades of customer experience with ParticleSense has proven the effectiveness of this technology to take water
    quality monitoring to the next level. ParticleSense is the right choice if the optimization demands of your application are not
    being met by relative and less sensitive measurements of water quality like those provided by a turbidity meter or SDI test
    systems.
    Calibration of the ParticleSense using Polystyrene Latex (PSL)
    spheres is very user friendly and can be performed in just a
    ParticleSense is designed to “count” particles in a liquid few minutes and ParticleSense does not need to be returned
    sample from 2 to 750 micron in diameter and "size" particles to the factory to be calibrated. Unlike most other particle
    ranging from 2 to 125 microns in diameter. Particles larger counters, the ParticleSense does not require the use of an
    than 125 micron will be sized as >125 micron particles. external computer or software package to setup or calibrate
    Particles are divided into user adjustable size channels (or the instrument.
    bins). The number of particles counted in each of these bins
    can be reported as counts per milliliter, counts per 100
    milliliter, or Raw Counts.

    The sensor consists of a flow cell with two transparent


    windows that sit directly between a 780nm infrared laser
    diode and a light detector. The laser’s tightly focused beam of
    light is transmitted across the flow cell and onto the detector
    which converts light energy into electrical voltage. Sample
    flow passes through the flow cell, so that any particles in the
    sample will pass through the laser beam. This causes a small
    percentage of the light to be blocked from reaching the
    detector. The light blockage then appears as a change in the
    detector’s output voltage. The amplitude of the pulse
    correlates to the size of the particle. The output of the sensor
    is a stream of pulses of varying amplitude, each
    corresponding to a particle. This type of device is known as a
    light blocking or light extinction particle counter.

    Solid­state laser diode (780nm)


    NituffTM coated aluminum
    PEEK plastic (optional)
    Sapphire
    2­750 microns
    2­125 microns
    75ml/min
    Better than 10% at 10 micron (ASTM­F658)
    20,000cnts/ml (2 micron)
    Better than 5:1
    8 ­ user selectable and total counts
    Sensor diagnostic, particle count limit
    MTBF > 75,000 hours@55°C
    Light obscuration, volumetric counts/ml
    Graphical, 8 size channels displayed at once, unit info/diagnostic screen, alarm screen, total count
    screen, graphical trending, user menus
    Size channel, counts, cell condition (0­100%), laser condition (0–100%), unit address, sample
    period, sample frequency, flow rate, days until data log overwrite
    Trending of last 64 logged values for any size range, analog input, or sensor status %
    >60,000 sample strings
    User defined logging interval (1–254min)
    All instrument settings may be modified via the keypad interface, including instrument calibration
    (some settings require password)
    2 wire RS485 (Network) and RS232 (Local)
    Standard: Modbus RTU (RS485)
    Optional: Modbus TCP (Ethernet)
    2, 4, 6, or 8 channels, 4­20mA (optional)
    2, 4, 6, or 8 channels, 0­5V, 0­10V, 0­20mA, 4­20mA (optional)
    100­240 VAC, 1A, 47–63Hz
    12 or 24 VDC optional
    32°­120°F (0°­50°C)
    12” W x 11” H x 5” D (305mm W x 280mm H x 127mm D)
    7lbs (3.2kg)

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