The Parsum IPP 50 in-line particle size probe is designed to measure larger particles
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In-Line Particle Size Probe: Parsum IPP 50 Specifications Specifications
 
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Parsum IPP 50

Malvern's newest sensor specifically designed to measure larger particles up to 2.5 mm in many processes including, chemicals and food products all types of granulates.

 

Real Time Sensor for measuring particles with an average size of 50-2,500µm
 

  The probe can be easily installed directly into any gravity or pneumatic process line.
 
  Automatic feedback to central control room or terminal computer.
 
  Minimal installation effort.
 
  Strong stainless steel construction.
The IPP 50 unit is the standard type that is used for systems where the process concentration is low and no dilution is needed. The IPP 50 can usually be retrofitted easily in pipes, vessels and reactors.
Spatial Filter Velocimetry
Parsum measures particle size distributions using the accepted method of Spatial Filter Velocimetry


Process Interface
The Parsum is inserted directly in the process line so no sampling is needed.

Automation and control
Direct connection to upstream process control systems and monitoring of current production trends.


Solutions
The sensor has been used in a number of applications including the chemical and food industries.
 

Summary

The IPP 50 is the standard probe. It measures in the range of 50 to 2500 µm with a velocity range of 0.01 to 20 m/s. The placement of this unit is directly in the process line. Its construction of a sapphire window optical system prevents scratching. It is ideally suited for dry materials in a variety of processes.
 

Features
Analyzer
  • Continuous In-line particle size measurement without sampling
  • On-line presentation of measurements
  • Can be used in gaseous and liquid media
  • Measures particle sizes 50-2,500µm
  • Particle velocities 0.01 - 20m/s
  • No recalibration required
  • Individual particle measurement, chord length method
  • Strong industrial design
  • No cleaning of windows is required
  • Little installation required, simply insert the probe straight into the process line
  • No alignment necessary, alignment is done during the manufacturing process so it is not necessary to ever align the instrument in the field
  • No field calibration required
Process Benefits of Constant Particle Size Distribution Monitoring
  • Enhances process transparency
  • Shortens reaction time if malfunctions occur
  • Facilitates constant quality control
  • Precludes wrong batches
  • Facilitates new automation solutions
  • Saves time and money for sampling, specimen carriage and laboratory analyses