Process Unit 73 LF - Knick
Process Unit 73 LF - Knick
Process Unit 73 LF - Knick
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<strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong><br />
Concentration Determination<br />
You can only make use of concentration determination<br />
if your unit is equipped with option 359,<br />
360 or 382. Without these options, the menu<br />
reads “Concentration (Optional)”. The line cannot<br />
be selected.<br />
The <strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong> determines the substance<br />
concentration from the measured conductivity and<br />
temperature values in percentage by weight (% by<br />
wt.) for H 2 SO 4 , HNO 3, HCl (Opt. 359) or HCl,<br />
NaOH, NaCl (Opt. 382) (with option 360: customer-specific<br />
substance mixtures).<br />
Requirements for Concentration Determination<br />
The following conditions (among others) are required<br />
for reliable concentration determination:<br />
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For calculation of concentration, the medium<br />
being measured must be a purely binary mixture<br />
(e.g. water / hydrochloric acid). Presence<br />
of other dissolved substances (e.g. salts) leads<br />
to incorrect concentration values.<br />
In the region of small slopes (e.g. at the range<br />
limits) small conductivity changes can correspond<br />
to great concentration changes. This<br />
might lead to an unsteady display of the concentration<br />
value.<br />
Since the concentration value is calculated<br />
from the measured conductivity and temperature<br />
values, accurate temperature measurement<br />
is very important. Therefore, you should<br />
make sure that cell and process medium are in<br />
thermal equilibrium.<br />
Especially for concentration determination, you<br />
should adjust the temperature probe to increase<br />
accuracy (see page 4–5).<br />
9–24 Capabilities