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Who has good methods for density measurement? Please share your knowledge! ! !

2007-12-26View Original

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Here, it is mainly used to measure the density of the slurry in order to control product quality. The main components of this slurry are titanium solutions such as Ti(SO4)2 and TiOSO4; the concentration is generally kept between 230–260 g/L. The medium is highly corrosive. In the past, differential pressure methods were used for measuring density, but they did not work well. Now we want to adopt online measurement methods, but we have yet to find a suitable approach or product for this purpose. If anyone has a better method, we would appreciate it if they could share it with us. Let’s discuss this together!
Reply #22007-12-26
A nuclear densitometer can be used; our factory employs it to measure the density of slurry.:lol
Reply #32007-12-26
I agree with the view that a nuclear densitometer can be used; our factory employs it to measure the density of slurry. Currently, the density of coal powder in gasification units is also measured using a nuclear densitometer.
Reply #42007-12-28
We use radio frequency admittance to measure density; I’m not sure if this method is available where you are
Reply #52007-12-28
Design your own weighing system + container + piping, and weigh it each time the container overflows (and the contents flow out automatically); If the overflow capacity is greater than the inflow capacity, a stable dynamic can be formed, allowing for online measurement. Low cost, easy to calibrate (water can be used for this purpose); low requirements for the instruments (high precision isn’t necessary; good repeatability is sufficient for correction). Its strong corrosion resistance makes it possible to use non-metallic materials, which also facilitates connections. Last edited by penicillin on 2007-12-28 20:46.]
Reply #62008-01-02
The EMERSON 7826 is an insert-type online density meter, recommended
Reply #72008-01-02
The sixth floor is indeed a good option, suitable for appropriate occasions.
Reply #82008-01-03
Looking at the characteristics of the sixth floor, the vibrating tube densitometer can be used depending on the situation – it mainly depends on what kind of situation it is

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