Concentrometer issue
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I’ve never used a concentration meter before; now I want to measure the concentration of a specific substance in a liquid. I’m not sure what considerations are necessary, and whether a concentration meter is a suitable option. Large quantities need to be purchased if possible.
It is necessary to provide the manufacturer with the relevant process parameters so that they can determine whether there are any components that could affect the measurements, and whether it is necessary to measure concentrations separately. However, the cost of such measuring equipment is often a significant obstacle.
Please provide the specific components to be tested, as well as the detection limit.
The Fuji Industrial ultrasonic concentration meter has been widely used in the chemical liquid industry, with numerous applications in China, which can serve as a reference. 18615997765
The specific measurement medium and operating conditions need to be clarified, as there are relatively few concentration meters available on the market.
Factors such as solid content and solid particle size can affect the measurement accuracy; it is recommended to provide the concentration meter manufacturer with detailed operating conditions to determine whether it is feasible.
A concentration meter is essentially a device that measures density; it can still be used to detect the same substance