Temperature compensation has been added to the AMETEK Drexelbrook Universal IV CM Water Cut Monitor to improve its accuracy and reliability for temperatures up to 71°C. The temperature compensated model delivers superior water cut measurement accuracy in the low ranges (0 – 1%, 0-5%, 0-10% and 0-30% water), accuracy down to 0.03 % water, and measurement resolution down to 0.0002 % water.
Its Perm-A-Seal sensing element installs directly into a main process line without requiring spool pieces, side-arms or slipstreams, and its proven Cote-Shield technology ignores coating buildup on the probe.
Oil and gas applications for the Universal IV CM include automatic well testing (AWT), lease automatic custody transfer (LACT), basic sediment and water (BS&W), separation vessels, pipeline slug detection, truck unloading, pipe protection, dielectric analysis, and machinery lube oil monitoring.
The Universal IV has a built-in LCD display and keypad. It can be configured for NPT or flanged mountings and can be installed in all common pipe diameters. It is fully backward compatible with Drexelbrook’s CM-6 / CM-3 systems, offering users a seamless transition to the Universal IV system.
Its sensing element takes an average of the capacitive property of the fluid over its entire length, ensuring a smoother and more accurate response regardless of the mixture. The capacitance technology is significantly less expensive than microwave monitoring while offering superior accuracy for low-range applications.
Water cut monitor
offers temperature compensation
- by AMETEK Drexelbrook
- September 30, 2013
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