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The DA550 is a cost-effective dust emission monitoring
system for baghouses, incorporating network and advanced graphics
capability usually associated with more advanced systems. It is
designed for use in any process which has particulate control installed
(e.g. bag, ceramic and cartridge filters; cyclones and spray driers)
where dust monitoring is required. The system comprises up to 32
networked sensors, a central control unit, data acquisition and
optional reporting software.
The DA550 uses patented AC Electrodynamic technology, an
advanced Triboelectric method. The DC signal created by particles
colliding with a probe inserted in a stack is electronically filtered
out, leaving an AC signal resulting from charge particles passing and
interacting with the rod. Since teh signal includes no DC
component, the instrument has minimal cross sensitivity to changing
velocity* and has increased stability even with dust build up on the
rod sensor. The dust signal is amplified, digitized and processed
at the probe, consistent with good signal to noise design
techniques. The processed signal is proportional to dust
concentration, although the exact correlation is application
dependent. Instruments using the same Electrodynamic technology
have had this linear relationship validated in independent
certification tests (specifically German TUV, BlmSchV 17, and UK MCERTS
on bagfilters).
An insulated probe option is also available to minimize
false signals resulting from dust build up at the base of the sensor,
which can occur in process dryer and conductive dust
applications. Unlike other insulated sensors, this sensor
operates with AC signal analysis, which provides measurement stability,
velocity insensitivity and tolerance to dust coating on the sensing
part of the rod.
*Insignificant effect for velocities between 8-20m/s.
The DA550 has the tools to satisfy the EPA guidance
procedure for fabric filter bag leak detection. Its minimum
detection level of 0.1mg/m3 easily meets the EPA requirements under the
MACT standards.
Consistent with EPA guidance, the instrument has two options to set alarms:
1.) Using dust peak height as an early indication of filter failure.
2.) Using average dust level to identify significant
filter failure. Alarm delay is used to discriminate filter
failure from dust pulses arising from bag cleaning.
Recording of emission alarms and average emissions (pulse,
short-term or long-term) is built into the control unit and optional
'DustReporter 2' software can be used to download data from teh control
unit and produce reports.
An optional signal generator can be used to satisfy the EPA
requirements for monthly zero and span drift checks. The
alternative DT990 has automated zero and span drift checks. The
alternative DT990 sensor has automated zero and span checks for users
who wish to save manpower. The DT990 sensor has additional
features listed below:
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7711 Welborn Street
Suite 106
Raleigh, NC 27615
Phone 919-790-9090
Fax 919-790-0550
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