
BENEFITS OF GOING WITH OPTICAL DISSOLVED OXYGEN SENSORS
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Insensitive to CO2 fouling
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Eliminates polarization
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Simplifies maintenance with a single replacement part
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No electrolyte to contaminate the process
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Quicker response time
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Measurement is independent of flow
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Stable against pressure spikes
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Can be installed inverted
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Insensitive to poisoners like H2S and Ammonia
HOW DOES OPTICAL DO SENSORS WORK?
The sensing element for an optical DO sensor is an oxygen sensitive luminophore. A blue light from the sensor excites the luminophore. When the excited molecule returns to its ground state it gives off red light. In the presence of oxygen some of the energy is transferred to the oxygen molecule. The oxygen measurement is made by comparing the excitation light (blue) to the emitted light (red).

OPTICAL SENSORS ARE INSENSITIVE TO CO2 FOULING?
Over long fermentation runs, sensors are exposed to CO2 gas used for pH control or resulting from cellular respiration. The gas travels through the membrane of a polarographic sensor and changes the pH of the electrolyte. This change results in a lower nA reading.

HAMILTON ARC TECHNOLOGY
Hamilton Arc revolutionizes the integration of sensors by rethinking communication between sensors, end users, and process control systems (PCS). The functionality of a traditional transmitter has been replaced by a microprocessor within the sensor’s head. Arc sensors communicate directly with the PCS through 4-20 mA standard and digital signals.

Dissolved Oxygen Probes
溶氧量探頭
VisiFerm ECS
VisiFerm ECS is an optical sensor for existing polarographic sensor installations. It simulates a traditional nA, electrochemical output making it easy to install with existing bio-controllers and transmitters.
Optical Dissolved Oxygen Sensors for Hygienic Applications

Upgrade from traditional polarographic sensors
OxyGold G
OxyGold G polarographic DO sensors can measure down to parts-per-billion trace oxygen levels.
Polarographic Dissolved Oxygen Sensors


